Use this free point of view slideshow to help you teach point of view to your 3rd grade or 4th grade students.
Begin by having students practice point of view within fiction text. Students read 3 different paragraphs telling the same story from different points of view. They have to determine who is telling each story.
Next, have students think about point of view within nonfiction texts. Students read a short paragraph and decide whether they agree or disagree with the author's point of view. Then, have students write 2 paragraphs from opposing viewpoints.
Make A Copy of This POV Google Slides Slideshow Presentation
Make a copy of these Google Slides to use in your 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade classroom - use this link.
Fun POV Activities to Supplement the Slideshow
You might also like some of these other point of view tips and activities, including:
- a cut and paste POV freebie
- a fun point of view lesson using comic strips
- mini lessons for teaching point of view
- point of view writing activities and prompts
And if you like children's books that have multiple points of view, then check out this fun book!
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3 point of view worksheets you can use today!
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Hi Kalena,
I wanted to say that I enjoy so much of your work and appreciate your hard work. I had a quick question about the Point of View slideshow. The first Point of View practice was about wearing school uniforms. Slide 2 asks students to write about why students should be allowed to eat during class. Were these two suppose to go together, or are they both stand alone slides? Thanks!
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Each of the slides are stand alone slides! Hope this is helpful for you!
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Sure! I’m happy to help as many teachers as possible!
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