Literature Worksheets &

Graphic Organizers
17 Literary Terms Worksheets and Graphic
Organizers for any novel, short story, or poem.

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Worksheets included in bundle:

 Metaphor & Simile Analysis Graphic Organizer

 Context Analysis Graphic Organizer:
Character
 Character Traits Analysis Graphic Organizer
 Sociogram: Graphic Representation of
Characters
 Characterization Mini-Lesson & Worksheet
 Context Analysis Graphic Organizer: Theme
 Foreshadowing Worksheet
 Irony Worksheet
 Theme Group Worksheet
 Text to Self: Theme Analysis Worksheet
 Context Analysis Graphic Organizer: Concept
 One Pager: Author’s Purpose
 Character Values Activity
 Text to Self Connections Worksheet 2
 Character Values Worksheet: Short Story
 Poetry Terms Worksheet
 Poetry Comparison Worksheet
Sociogram For___________________________________________

A sociogram is an artistic design that depicts the relationships between characters in a

story and explores their points-of-view. The following explains how to design a sociogram:

1. Select a character from the story/poem—Teacher/Lawyer/Speaker/Reader(?).

2. Draw a shape, picture or symbol to represent the character.

3. Evaluate the character’s relationship with the other characters in the story/poem:
 How did the other characters react to the same situation or event?
 What thoughts or beliefs do you think the characters hold?
 Why do you think each character acted the way they did?
 What does each character feel for one another?
 What do the characters think of each other?

4. Define the relationship between the characters using a word or phrase. Write this
word or phrase in your sociogram

5. Describe this relationship by using dialogue from the poem or illustrating the setting.
Write the dialogue or draw your illustration in your sociogram.

6. Be prepared to present your sociogram to your group. You will need to be able to
explain every item within your sociogram.
 Character Traits Analysis

Character’s Name and Age:

Background / Upbringing:

Friends / Family:

Where Lives / With Whom:

Type of Dwelling:
Occupation/Role in Group:

Financial Status:

Physical Characteristics e.g. color, size, etc:

How Dresses:

State of Mind:

Attitude Towards Others:

Strengths / Weaknesses:

Static / Dynamic: How? Why?

Loves / Hates:
Likes / Dislikes:

Motivations:

How Sees Self:

How others see character:

Past Problems/ Successes:

Present Problems/ Successes:

Outlook on Life:
How do you feel about your character?

Why write about him/her/it?