Rebecca Porciello
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Grade Levels
3rd - 6th, Homeschool, Staff
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- Word Document File
Pages
1 page
Rebecca Porciello
132 Followers
Description
This Point of View Worksheet can be used with both fiction and nonfiction reading lessons.
Students can use this Point of View worksheet to list the details and evidence from their books, and also to compare Points of View as they read.
Students draw and jot down illustrations within the head, about what their character's are seeing or visualizing. They list the evidence under the head.
For example, what does this character see? feel? believe? How do other character view the same situation or events?
My students used this with a lesson about the Native Americans and the Pilgrims. What was the perception of the Native Americans? What was the perception of the pilgrims?
Students can use this Point of View worksheet to list the details and evidence from their books, and also to compare Points of View as they read.
Students draw and jot down illustrations within the head, about what their character's are seeing or visualizing. They list the evidence under the head.
For example, what does this character see? feel? believe? How do other character view the same situation or events?
My students used this with a lesson about the Native Americans and the Pilgrims. What was the perception of the Native Americans? What was the perception of the pilgrims?
Total Pages
1 page
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N/A
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