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Character Opinion Drawing

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Character Opinion Drawing

Read the story about Zach. Then answer the questions using details from the story. You will also draw a moment that shows what you think about Zach.

The windy-day rescue

The wind rattled the windows as Zach hurried home from the library. Near the oval, she heard a small, frightened squeak. A young galah was tangled in a strip of plastic caught on a low branch. Zach wanted to help, but she knew she should not climb the slippery tree or pull at the bird. She asked a passing adult to call the local wildlife rescue. While they waited, Zach stood quietly nearby so the galah would not flap into the road. She also picked up a few other pieces of litter and put them in a bin. When the rescuer arrived, Zach explained exactly where she had found the bird. The rescuer carefully freed the galah and took it somewhere safe. Zach went home with wet shoes and an empty library bag—but she felt glad that she had asked for help.

Gather clues about Zach

Use the story to build your opinion. A character clue is something the character says, does or thinks.

1.What did Zach do while she and the adult waited for the wildlife rescuer? Write one detail from the story.
2.Which word best describes Zach in the story?
  • Careless
  • Responsible
  • Unkind
  • Impatient
3.Complete the sentence with a story clue: I think Zach is ______ because she…
4.Zach tried to free the galah by pulling the plastic herself.
TrueFalse
5.Why was it a sensible choice for Zach not to climb the tree or pull at the bird?
6.Match each action from the story with the character quality it suggests.
  • Zach stood quietly so the galah would stay away from the road.
  • Zach picked up other pieces of litter.
  • Zach told the rescuer exactly where she found the bird.
  • Helpful
  • Considerate
  • Observant
7.How might the wildlife rescuer describe Zach? Give one describing word and a reason from the story.
8.Draw Zach doing something from the story that shows what you think about her. Add a caption explaining how your drawing supports your opinion.
Use this space for your drawing.
9.Write two sentences: give your opinion about Zach, then support it with a specific clue from the story. Try using because.

3 printable pages

  • Character Opinion Drawing, page 1 of 3: The windy-day rescue, Gather clues about Zach

    Page 1

  • Character Opinion Drawing, page 2 of 3: 2. Which word best describes Zach in the story?

    Page 2

  • Character Opinion Drawing, page 3 of 3: 8. Draw Zach doing something from the story that shows what you think about her.

    Page 3

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