Character Traits Graphic Organizer
This character analysis graphic organizer has a web with the character at the center and six trait bubbles around it. Below it, a table asks students to prove three traits with evidence from the text and the page or chapter.
- Grade Level
- Grades 1 to 8
- Pages
- 1
- Formats
- PDF, Google Docs, Word
- Paper Size
- US Letter and A4
- Checked By
- Milo, Classroom Teacher
- Last Updated
- October 2026
Character Traits Graphic Organizer Example
A 4th grader brainstorms six of Charlotte's traits and proves the three strongest.
What's in the Character Traits Graphic Organizer
A Web of Six Traits
The character's name in the center, with a bubble for each of six traits.
Evidence Table
Columns for Trait, Evidence From the Text and Page or Chapter, with three rows.
Book and Character Fields
Fields for Name, Date, book Title and Character at the top of the page.
Word, Google Docs and PDF
Edit the table in Word or Google Docs, or print the PDF. US Letter and A4.
How to Use the Character Organizer
Name the Character
Students fill in the Title and Character fields, then write the character's name in the center of the web.
Brainstorm Six Traits
Give students a few minutes to write a trait in each bubble, based on what the character does.
Choose the Strongest Three
Students pick the three traits they can support best and copy each into the Trait column of the table.
Find the Evidence
For each trait, students write what the character says or does, and the page or chapter where it appears.
Check the Proof
Partners swap sheets and check that each piece of evidence really shows the trait written beside it.
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