Letters from the Lighthouse - Session 9 - Character Analysis Cliff

In Session 9 of 'Letters from the Lighthouse', the focus is on a character analysis of Cliff, an intriguing figure within the story. The reading activity encourages students to delve deeply into the text to uncover words and phrases that paint a vivid picture of Cliff's appearance. This analytical approach not only enhances comprehension but also aids in visualising the character, as students are tasked with drawing Cliff based on the descriptive language found in the text.

The activity extends beyond mere physical description, prompting students to explore the nuances of Cliff's communication and behaviour. By examining how Cliff talks and behaves, learners gain insight into his character traits and are able to form a more rounded understanding of his role in the narrative. Furthermore, students are asked to employ their own words and phrases to articulate their interpretation of Cliff's personality, encouraging them to think critically and creatively about the character they are getting to know through their reading.