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p o i nt o f v i e w Freebie Pack Sample point of view anchor chart 4 different point of view posters: First Person, Third Person, Third Person Limited, Third Person Omniscient 3 handouts: one story written in three different ways. Students hunt for clues and identify the point of view (first person, third person limited, or third person omniscient) Sorting cards with three versions of the story

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f i r st p e r so n Point of View Definition: a character in the story tells the story Clues: uses I or me or my Includes the character s feelings or thoughts. I couldn t wait to start my trip! I grabbed my bags and started to walk!

th i r d p e r so n Point of View Definition: a narrator outside the story tells the story Clues: uses he or she or they Busy Bee was so excited to start his trip! He packed his bags and started to walk.

th i r d p e r so n Limited Definition: a narrator outside the story tells the story Clues: uses he or she or they The narrator knows what one character thinks and feels. Busy Bee was so excited to start his trip! He packed his bags and started to walk.

th i r d p e r so n Omniscient Definition: a narrator outside the story tells the story Clues: uses he or she or they The narrator knows what the characters think and feel. Busy Bee was so excited to take a trip! He started to walk, thinking about visiting his friend, Buggy Bee. Buggy Bee was at home, waiting happily for Busy Bee to arrive.

point of view Read closely for evidence of point of view. Is it first person, third person limited, or third person omniscient? It was early. Way too early for John to be bounding out of bed, racing down the hallway, and leaping onto his sleeping parents. But he did it anyway! He hurtled himself into his parents quiet bedroom, shouting, It s my birthday! It s my birthday! His mind was full of racing thoughts. Enormous packages to open. Monstrous slices of chocolate cake piled high with frosting. A house full of people visiting just for him. His mouth watered with the thought of birthday ice cream sundaes as he squealed, When do we eat cake? When do we open presents?! Uh-oh, thought John s mom. She knew she still had to buy his special gift: a new cherry-red bike. But there were things to finish around the house before she could sneak away to the toy store. That s a long way off, mister, his mother said. Your party isn t until tonight, and we have plenty of things to do to get ready before your guests arrive. The first thing you should do is go wash up and we can have some birthday pancakes. John pretended to grumble, but he was actually looking forward to some special birthday flapjacks, hot off the griddle. Clues This is written in point of view. I know this because

point of view Read closely for evidence of point of view. Is it first person, third person limited, or third person omniscient? It was early. Way too early for me to be bounding out of bed, racing down the hallway, and leaping onto my sleeping parents. But I did it anyway! I hurtled myself into my parent s quiet bedroom, shouting, It s my birthday! It s my birthday! My parents slowly woke from their slumber as I squealed, When do we eat cake? When do we open presents? That s a long way off, mister, my mother said. Your party isn t until tonight, and we have plenty of things to do to get ready before your guests arrive. The first thing you should do is go wash up and we can have some birthday pancakes. I pretended to grumble, but I was actually looking forward to some special birthday flapjacks, hot off the griddle. Clues This is written in point of view. I know this because

point of view Read closely for evidence of point of view. Is it first person, third person limited, or third person omniscient? It was early. Way too early for John to be bounding out of bed, racing down the hallway, and leaping onto his sleeping parents. But he did it anyway! He hurtled himself into his parents quiet bedroom, shouting, It s my birthday! It s my birthday! His mind was full of racing thoughts. Enormous packages to open. Monstrous slices of chocolate cake piled high with frosting. A house full of people visiting just for him. His mouth watered with the thought of birthday ice cream sundaes as he squealed, When do we eat cake? When do we open presents? That s a long way off, mister, his mother said. Your party isn t until tonight, and we have plenty of things to do to get ready before your guests arrive. The first thing you should do is go wash up and we can have some birthday pancakes. John pretended to grumble, but he was actually looking forward to some special birthday flapjacks, hot off the griddle. Clues This is written in point of view. I know this because

point of view sorting cards The same story told in three different points of view. Read them and hunt for evidence with a highlighter. Then sort them onto a classroom tree map. first person third person Limited third person Omniscient It was early. Way too early for me to be bounding out of bed, racing down the hallway, and leaping onto my sleeping parents. But I did it anyway! I hurtled myself into my parent s quiet bedroom, shouting, It s my birthday! It s my birthday! My parents slowly woke from their slumber as I squealed, When do we eat cake? When do we open presents? That s a long way off, mister, my mother said. Your party isn t until tonight, and we have plenty of things to do to get ready before your guests arrive. The first thing you should do is go wash up and we can have some birthday pancakes. I pretended to grumble, but I was actually looking forward to some special birthday flapjacks, hot off the griddle. It was early. Way too early for John to be bounding out of bed, racing down the hallway, and leaping onto his sleeping parents. But he did it anyway! He hurtled himself into his parents quiet bedroom, shouting, It s my birthday! It s my birthday! His mind was full of racing thoughts. Enormous packages to open. Monstrous slices of chocolate cake piled high with frosting. A house full of people visiting just for him. His mouth watered with the thought of birthday ice cream sundaes as he squealed, When do we eat cake? When do we open presents? That s a long way off, mister, his mother said. Your party isn t until tonight, and we have plenty of things to do to get ready before your guests arrive. The first thing you should do is go wash up and we can have some birthday pancakes. John pretended to grumble, but he was actually looking forward to some special birthday flapjacks, hot off the griddle. It was early. Way too early for John to be bounding out of bed, racing down the hallway, and leaping onto his sleeping parents. But he did it anyway! He hurtled himself into his parents quiet bedroom, shouting, It s my birthday! It s my birthday! His mind was full of racing thoughts. Enormous packages to open. Monstrous slices of chocolate cake piled high with frosting. A house full of people visiting just for him. His mouth watered with the thought of birthday ice cream sundaes as he squealed, When do we eat cake? When do we open presents?! Uh-oh, thought John s mom. She knew she still had to buy his special gift: a new cherry-red bike. But there were things to finish around the house before she could sneak away to the toy store. That s a long way off, mister, his mother said. Your party isn t until tonight, and we have plenty of things to do to get ready before your guests arrive. The first thing you should do is go wash up and we can have some birthday pancakes. John pretended to grumble, but he was actually looking forward to some special birthday flapjacks, hot off the griddle.

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