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Point of View Worksheets


Narrative Viewpoint Worksheets

Identifying the narrator’s view point is an essential reading skill that is often assessed on standardized tests. It’s recommend that you discuss the narrative perspective of each text that you introduce to your students, but if your students need rapid improvement at identifying the narrator’s view point, then you’ll want to use these worksheets. These drill style worksheets will give your students ample practice in identifying the narrative perspective of texts.

Point of View Worksheet - Students read the passages and determine the narrative perspective based on clues in the passages.  Then they should explain how they were able to identify the narrator’s point of  view.  Four pages with 15 problems.
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Point of View Worksheet 2 - Students read the passages and determine the narrative perspective.  Then they should explain how they were able to identify the point of view.  4 pages with 15 problems.
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Point of View Worksheet 3 – Read the passages, write the narrator’s point of view, and explain your answer.  2 pages and 6 problems.
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Point of View Worksheet 4 - Read the passages and determine the narrative perspective, then explain how you were able to identify the point of view.
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Point of View in the Works of Roald Dahl – Nine practice passages themed around the works of Roald Dahl. Students read each passage and determine whether narration occurs from first, second, or third-person perspective.
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Point of View Worksheet 7 – Students identify the narrator’s point of view in a variety of passages and then explain their answers.
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Point of View Student Examples Worksheet – Read the passages, underline the narrator’s thoughts and feelings, and determine the narrative viewpoint.  Then explain your answer.
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25 Comments

  1. Jessica Peskie

     /  March 17, 2011

    I was wondering if you had answer keys to any of your worksheets especially narrative perspective #1-3.

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  2. Liz M

     /  April 5, 2011

    Excellent resource. Worksheets are exactly what I was looking for and very helpful. Thank you for sharing.

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    • Mr. Morton

       /  April 5, 2011

      It’s my pleasure. Thank you so much for visiting.

      Reply
  3. Anderson

     /  April 6, 2011

    Thanks SO much! This is a GREAT resource!

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  4. Mr. P

     /  September 11, 2011

    I’m a math teacher forced to teach reading. This website just saved me so much time. Thank you for this website!

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    • Mr. Morton

       /  September 13, 2011

      Wow. I don’t know what I’d do if I suddenly had to teach math. Best wishes, Mr. P.

      Reply
  5. jessie

     /  September 21, 2011

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  6. jessie

     /  September 21, 2011

    i like it a lot

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  7. Cristina

     /  October 8, 2011

    Excellent resource. Very clear and organized

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  8. Sylvia

     /  October 23, 2011

    WOW! This website is amazing. Keep up the good work! Saludos, from Puerto Rico.

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  9. Tina Scott

     /  October 23, 2011

    AWESOME!!! Thank you sooooo much for sharing!!!

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  10. Lauren

     /  November 14, 2011

    These worksheets are great! Exactly what I was looking for to use with my seventh graders! Thank you!

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  11. Erickson

     /  November 16, 2011

    I am a teacher and have been looking for ways to show examples of these. Thank you so much!!!

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  12. Elisha Landry

     /  January 10, 2012

    I love the fact that you have all this available in one place. I would for more reading concepts and skills to be added. Do you know when that will happen?

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    • I just added some literature units. If there’s something specific that you’re looking for, you can request it. Otherwise, I teach full-time and have a family, so this website is sort of a side project of mine…

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  13. Janet Harbinson

     /  January 13, 2012

    Love this site. May I have a copy of the answers. I would appreciate it.

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  14. Rod Ryan Eturma

     /  January 25, 2012

    hi Mr. Morton! I’m so glad that you have an instructional tools like these! amazing and wonderful!! i’m a high school teacher here at the Philippines.. i used all of your tools!!! thanks!!! maraming salamat! (In filipino)

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    • Kumasta ka! I took Tagalog for a semester. I didn’t get much past “Dito Ba,” but Ate Rhoda was about the nicest professor that I ever had. Thanks for visiting!

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  15. Georgina

     /  February 22, 2012

    THANK YOU! THANK YOU! Your hard work is greatly appreciated. Excellent source, great lessons, activities. Thank you for sharing all of this with us.

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  16. Tara

     /  March 7, 2012

    Thank you so much!!! Like others, I greatly appreciate you sharing these with us. It was a great resource of practice for one of my students who was struggling with narration.

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  17. Becky

     /  March 27, 2012

    I used your Theme teaching resource and worksheets with my 8th grade girls, and I feel it helped them a great deal. Thanks for the well thought out and well crafted lesson and practice assessment activities. I applaud your skill and your willingness to share with others. You are a credit to our profession. Please accept my most sincere thanks.

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  18. Maddi W

     /  March 27, 2012

    Great site! THANKS :)

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