Determining the Point of View of Narrators and Characters Worksheets
Related ELA Standard: RL.3.6
Narrators and Characters Worksheets To Print:
Cockkkk-a- Doooodle Dooo – Rocky the rooster has a very unique wake up call.
Determining the Point of View (Sentences) – Who the heck is saying all this stuff?
Pierre – A French alligator that plays the trombone.
Seas of Change – That darn Pirate Pete is at it again!
The Interview – Interview yourself for fun.
Addicted – Theo got a new X Station 5000 for his birthday from his parents. His grandparents bought him the new Extreme Crash Auto Racing game. This game was all the rage.
Point of View Bubbles – We breakdown the focus of each sentence and usage here.
Determine the Point of View Quickly – One sentence rapid fire questions.
Trotter – Trotter the turtle is Mrs. Greene's class pet. He is a great turtle but he is the slowest turtle ever.
Sully the Shark – Sully the Shark lives in the Atlantic Ocean. He swims around each day in search of other fish to prey upon.
David Conquers the Board – It is summertime and that means long days spent at the pool. I love to swim but I hate the diving board. I am scared to death of jumping off even the low dive.
Identifying the Point of View – Read the following sentences. Underline the sentences that are written in 1st person in blue and underline the sentences written in 3rd person in red.
Sick Day – Cupcakes seem to make everything go better.
The Way of the Words – Read each poem and determine what point of view the poem is written in.
The Reporter and Professional Athlete – Pair up with a partner. One of you will be reporter. The other person will be the person you select from the images.
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