Unit 2 Point of View Information Literacy Lesson 15 Day 1

Unit 2

Point of View

Information Literacy

Lesson 15 Day 1

9th and 10th

Grade

Point of
View
(Bible)
Lesson

Table
Talk

Response

Card

Think Pair

Share

Turn and

Talk

Whiteboard

Composition

Notes

MULTIPLE RESPONSE STRATEGIES

Teacher Facing

Learning Objective + DOL

Learning Objective:
SWBAT determine an author’s point of view when reading text.

DOL:
Given several problems, the SW determine an author’s point of view and will use text evidence to explain their reasoning correctly 4 out of 5 times to show mastery.

Determining Point of View

Who wrote the book of Genesis? (Google Answer and type your response)

Multiple Choice

Who wrote the book of Genesis?

• God

• The President

• Mr. Hurns

• Moses

Determining Point of View

How can you determine an author’s point of view? Turn and talk with your partner and share your thoughts.

Open Ended

How can you determine an author’s point of view? One sentence statement please!

Point of View

The author's point of view is the way he/she looks at the topic. The position on the subject is the author's opinion or judgment of it. Think a persons perspective. (Word Document)

First Person: Story is
told from the point
of view of a character.

Second Person: The
author is speaking to the reader.

Third Person: A
narrator is telling the story.

Omniscient: all-knowing because
the narrator has
access to all aspects of the story

Point of View

Why isn’t second person point of view often used by authors?

Determining the Author’s
Point of View

How can I figure out an author’s point of
view?

Ask yourself these questions:

- What is the author’s writing about?

- Does the author share any opinions?

- If it’s fiction, what are the main character’s
thoughts, feelings, and opinions?

Multiple Choice

Asking yourself questions is what type of thinking?

• Divergent Thinking

• Metacognitive Thinking

• Convergent Thinking

• Rumor and Opinion

Exodus 32:19 His anger burned and he
threw the tablets out of his hands,
breaking them into pieces at the foot of the mountain.

Turn and Talk 1 Minute

What questions can I ask myself to help determine the author’s point of view? Watch Movie Clip Mr. Hurns

Determining the
Author’s Point of View

Open Ended

What questions can I ask myself to help determine the author’s point of view?

Point of View

Use the text below to determine the author’s point of view.

Moses said to God, “Suppose I go to the Israelites and say to them, “The God of your fathers has sent me to you, and they ask me, “What is his name? Then what shall I tell Them?

God said to Moses, “I Am Who I Am.” This is what you are to say to the
Israelites: “I Am” has sent me to you.

Draw

Draw a picture of the scene.

Moses and
the Bush
Video

The Origin of Exodus?

Use “Exodus 3:13-14” to determine the author’s point of view and
answer the following question.

Can you identify different types of perspectives such as first-person, second person or third-person? How do they affect the reader's experience?

Story of Moses - A Brief Summary - Art Within the Bible (weebly.com)

Open Ended

Can you identify different types of perspectives such as first-person, second person or third-person? How do they affect the reader's experience?

Demonstration of Learning

DOL Handout

Given several problems,
the SW determine an
author’s point of view
and will use text evidence to explain their reasoning correctly 4 out of 5 times to show mastery.

9th and 10th

Grade