Point of View
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This Step-by-Step Point of View unit is a complete, NO-Prep unit with a variety of activities to help students learn an effective approach to identify and analyze first-person and third-person point of view. Through anchor charts, examples, mentor text, differentiated interactive pages, practice, task cards, and differentiated reading passages, students will have a thorough understanding of the point of view within a text. This 8-step process is in the perfect scaffolding order so students can learn point of view at a deeper level and will be able to retain the skill.
For each of the 4 lengthy reading passages, there are THREE VERSIONS FOR DIFFERENTIATION ranging from Lexile levels 600-1000. (Grade levels 4-6.5)
WHAT WILL YOU FIND IN THIS NO-PREP POINT OF VIEW UNIT?
1. Teacher Notes: There are lesson plans explaining the steps and what to do each of the ten days.
2. Anchor Charts: Teach using the anchor charts and teacher notes. There are
two to choose from for differentiation. One with and one without 3rd-person limited and omniscient.
3. Mentor Text: There are original passages to model first-person and third-person. There is also a suggested list of picture books to assist in teaching point of view.
4. Interactive Notebook: Choose one of the 4 options for note-taking, so students can add information about point of view to their notebooks. It will serve as a future reference.
5. Activity: There is an activity to do with a whole group to get student up and moving.
6. Notice, Think and Wonder: This critical thinking activity has photographs to analyze for point of view.
7. Practice pages: There are three worksheets.
8. Task Cards: There are 24 task cards perfect for centers.
9. Writing Prompts: There are 16 prompt cards that are great for morning work, homework, and centers.
10. Passages for Practice: There are two differentiated passages with comprehension questions. One of the practice passages include two passages to compare and contrast.
11. Book Response: There are 8 different kinds of response printables that can be used with most picture books.
12. Assessment Passage: Assess students on their knowledge. There are two differentiated passages to compare and contrast with comprehension
questions.
13. Tracking: Write student names in the form. Record scores from a practice
page and assessment. Use this for future purposes in creating small group
instruction.
14. Student Edition- With tablets being popular in the upper elementary classes, I
provided a student version that includes anchor charts and student practice.
This can be sent to the student via email or online storage like dropbox as long
as it is password-protected.
Student Edition 1- Lexile Level- 600
Student Edition 2- Lexile Level- 800
Student Edition 3-Lexile Level- 1000
15. Answer Key
How can you differentiate?
Anchor Charts: 1 with and 1 without 3rd-person limited and omniscient
Practice pages: Skip the practice page created to identify limited and omniscient for students who aren’t ready.
Passages: There are 3 different reading levels for all passages. Also, you can cross off the limited/omniscient in the questions.
Notes: Choose from completed interactive notes, sentence frames, and all notes. Or use the mini-anchor chart.
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