Who is Telling the Story?

For each set of sentences below, write a “C” if a character in the story is telling the story. Write an “N” if a narrator who is not in the story is telling the story.

Maria loves to go on runs after school. She laces up her shoes and runs along the lake path.

• Narrator

• Character

I accidentally forgot my homework today. I hope Mr. Smith will understand!

• Narrator

• Character

Today is the first day of spring break! We always go to Florida for spring break. We will fly out tomorrow and stay for an entire week. I love going to Florida!

• Narrator

• Character

Paul and Rogelio play on the soccer team together. Paul is a forward and Rogelio is the goalie. Paul and Rogelio have been teammates for almost 5 years!

• Narrator

• Character

Ms. Rodriguez is planning a pop quiz for her class today. They have been learning all about measurement. Her pop quiz has 5 questions and 1 extra-credit question.

• Narrator

• Character

My brother and I like to play board games. Our favorite board game is one that we invented. We invented it 3 years ago on a rainy day. My brother drew up the board and I wrote down the rules

• Narrator

• Character

Yesterday, Luis finished his book. He just couldn’t put it down! The book was about a world far out in space. The main character, Sia, had to save the planet from an evil lord.

• Narrator

• Character

My stepsister, Eva, is the smartest person I know. She is taking algebra in sixth grade! Eva is also very nice. She always helps me if I need it on my math homework.

• Narrator

• Character

When finding point of view in a story, how do you know if it will be narrator or character point of view?

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