Character Archetypes Pennants

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These character archetypes pennants are a fun way to display students’ learning. Use this creative literature activity with any book or story to help your middle or high school students make meaningful connections between their favorite novels and the mythological archetypes. Students will love it when you use the completed pennant banner as an attractive display for your classroom or hallway.

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Category: Literature Tags: fun activity, pennant

Description

Product Features

★ Creative standards-based literature activity to use with any novel

★ No prep–just print and use!

★ Editable PDF so that you can add more character archetype labels

(3) Tips for printing PDF files

(4) The Hero

(5) Mentor

(6) Anti-hero

(7) Loyal Companions

(8) Damsel-in-distress

(9) The Villain

(10) Evil Minions

(11) Editable pennant banner

(12) Terms of use

Teacher Prep

Easy prep! Just print as many copies as needed of each page before your character archetypes lesson. If you are having every student complete pennants for all the archetypes, consider printing 2 per page for smaller pennants to save paper.

You can also add your own text or print a blank pennant from page 11. To add your own archetype, highlight the text in any blue form field and replace it with your own words. Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl-E (or Cmd-E on Mac) to change the font style, size, or color using rich text. If you need to print a pennant without archetype labels, highlight the text in the blue form fields and backspace or delete to remove it.

How to Use these Character Archetypes Pennants

Although they can be used with any novel, these materials will especially support a mythology unit, The Lightning Thief or The Odyssey. Use the pennant banner to create a student-made bulletin board or hallway display. This often makes an attractive visual display for Open House or Back-to-School night!

Standards Addressed

RL.8.9 Analyze how a modern work of fiction draws on themes, patterns of events, or character types from myths, traditional stories, or religious works such as the Bible, including describing how the material is rendered new.

Related Resources

Get the most from this activity when you use it along with these coordinating materials: Character Archetypes Posters (also formatted for display on an interactive whiteboard) and Character Archetypes Graphic Organizers.