Point of View (Subjective/Objective)

​Point of View -

Subjective & Objective

Write from the eyes (point of view) of one of the creatures ​in the story.

• What do they see? The (creature) sees ...

• What do they think about what they see?

  How do they feel about what they see?

  They think the cat looks ... because ...

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​QuickWrite

Open Ended

Write from the eyes (point of view) of one of the creatures ​in the story.

What do they see? The (creature) sees ...

What do they think about what they see?

How do they feel about what they see?

They think the cat looks ... because ...

is when the narrator is not ​involved in the action of the story; based on fact only

​Objective

is centered on the narrator's own mind or perspective​; personal opinion

​Subjective

​Point of View

• ​Look at these two images.

• What does their point of view tell us about the cat and about how they see him?

• Share with your partner and then with me.

​Looking at the text, Ms. Manigat uses the word ridiculous a few times.

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When does she call Jay ridiculous, or when does he think she will?

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Ms. Manigat uses the word ridiculous when ...​

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​Walk & Talk

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​Partnered Practice

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You and a partner read the next entry, October 5th, and think about how the point of view impacts, or affects, the the story. There is an assignment in Canvas with questions to answer. ​