Letters from the Lighthouse - Session 14 - Character Analysis Mrs Bradshaw

In Session 14, students delve into the character of Mrs Bradshaw through a reading activity focused on character analysis. The session is designed to help the students get to know Mrs Bradshaw more intimately by examining the text for specific words and phrases that paint a picture of her appearance. This close reading exercise encourages students to pay attention to the author's language and the subtle clues that reveal what Mrs Bradshaw looks like.

Beyond her physical attributes, the session also guides students to explore how Mrs Bradshaw talks and behaves, using evidence from the text to understand her mannerisms and communication style. This analytical approach extends to an interactive exercise where students are prompted to draw Mrs Bradshaw based on the descriptions they've gathered. Finally, the activity invites students to use their own words and phrases to describe Mrs Bradshaw's personality, allowing them to express their interpretations and engage creatively with the character. This multifaceted analysis helps students build a comprehensive view of Mrs Bradshaw and enhances their understanding of character development in literature.