Contributor: Jennifer Blanchard. Lesson ID: 13938
Do you like when characters in a story talk? When they do, it's called dialogue. Dialogue shares thoughts and ideas, but everyone doesn't always have the same thoughts and ideas! Come see more!
Give it a try!
The video below features different Disney movie characters. As you listen, try to guess who is talking!
(You do not need to watch the whole video unless you want to, but listen to at least a few different characters.)
Keep reading to find out!
Nice work!
In this lesson, you will learn about characters. You will think about the point of view they use. You will also practice reading their words aloud in fun voices!
This is important because it will help you to understand the characters and the type of people they are better.
First, watch this video to review what characters are.
Every character has a point of view.
Watch this next video to find out!
Point of view is who tells a story and what the characters think about something.
You may have heard of first-person point of view and third-person point of view.
To find out, watch another video.
Characters can have different points of view. They share their points of view through dialogue.
Watch one last video!
Just like we all have different voices in real life, characters in books have different voices from each other, too.
You should hear these voices in your head when you are reading to yourself.
You should do a different voice for each character when reading aloud. That helps keep track of the characters and know who is talking.
Here are some steps.
When you are ready for the Got It? section, click ahead!