Perspective Printables & Activities (Print & Digital)

Description

Are you tapped out of ideas on how to teach Perspective to your students? Make it fun, easy, and interactive with this WEEK long set of activities, both print and digital included!! This resource includes 5 days worth of lesson plans and activities, graphic organizer, craftivity, centers & more! Take a look at the preview for more details!

Lesson 1: Students become familiar with perspective by putting themselves in the shoes of different types of people who would view a topic from a certain perspective. For example, students will view the idea of a rainstorm from the perspective of a gardener, soccer player, and meteorologist.

Lesson 2: Students analyze texts and search for clues of text evidence that point to a specific character’s perspective.

Lesson 3: Students will complete a ‘Mad Libs’-style activity to add text evidence that accurately reflects a predetermined character perspective.

Lesson 4: In this lesson, students will determine two different perspectives of two characters within the same text.

Lesson 5: In the final lesson, students get to truly show off their perspective skills by completing ‘social media profiles’ of a character based upon the text evidence of that character’s perspective!

All activities are more hands-on than normal ‘worksheets’. Direction pages and original fiction texts are also included! A final assessment, graphic organizer, bookmark, anchor chart, craftivity, & center are all also included!

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• Synthesizing
• Visualization
• Asking questions
• Metacognition
• Schema
• Making connections
• Determining Importance
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Summarizing

Character

Setting

Plot

Problem & Solution

Theme

Making Inferences

Sequencing

Main Idea

Cause and Effect

Genre

Point of View

Text Structure
Text Features

Compare & Contrast

Fact and Opinion

Author’s Purpose

Visualization

Making Connections

Asking Questions

Determining Importance

Schema

Metacognition

Synthesizing

Context Clues

Figurative Language