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Point of View Fairy Tales

Point of View Fairy Tales

Assessment

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English

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5th Grade

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Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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15 Slides • 6 Questions

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Point of View

A character's perspective in a story

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Point of View vs. Perspective

  • POV tells you WHO is telling the story

  • Perspective tells you WHAT and HOW the character thinks or feels.

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Types of POV

  • 1st Person

  • 2nd person

  • 3rd Person

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1st Person

  • 1 character is telling the story

  • Uses pronouns: I, me, we, my, us

  • Reader only knows what the 1 character thinks and feels

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2nd Person

  • The narrator is talking to you

  • Uses pronouns: you

  • Reader only knows what the narrator wants them to know as a character

  • rarely used in literature 

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3rd Person Omniscient 

  • narrator is telling the story

  • Uses pronouns: they, he, she, them

  • Reader only knows what ALL the characters THINK and FEEL

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3rd Person Limited

  • narrator is telling the story

  • Uses pronouns: they, he, she, them

  • Reader only knows what 1 OR 2 characters THINK and FEEL

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Multiple Choice

This point of view is told from 1 character in the story.

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1st person

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2nd person

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3rd person limited

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3rd person omniscient

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Multiple Choice

This point of view is told from a narrator in the story who knows what ALL characters THINK and FEEL.

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1st person

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2nd person

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3rd person limited

4

3rd person omniscient

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Multiple Choice

This point of view is told from a narrator in the story talking directing to you and putting you in the story. Rarely used.

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1st person

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2nd person

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3rd person limited

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3rd person omniscient

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Multiple Choice

This point of view is told from a narrator in the story but only knows what 1 or 2 characters THINK and FEEL.

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1st person

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2nd person

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3rd person limited

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3rd person omniscient

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Perspective

How a character feels or thinks about a situation

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Mentor Text Perspective

  • The wolf is telling the story

  • he was tricked by the 3 pigs

  • he was misunderstood

  • he had good intentions

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Open Ended

What other fairy tales have you read or heard from a "villain" perspective?

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Multiple Choice

What is the different between Point of View and Perspective?

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they are the same

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point of view is a character and perspective is a plot

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point of view is who is telling the story and perspective is how the character reacts to situations

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Off-line Work

In your READING NOTEBOOK, create an anchor chart or sketch notes from today's lesson

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Anchor Chart or Notes should include:

  • 3 types of point of view

  • definition of perspective

  • how point of view and perspective are different

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Point of View

A character's perspective in a story

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