Point Of View

Front

Objective narrator

Back

Reports only the facts.

Front

First person narrator: tells the story from their point of view using I or Me.

Back

A narrator who tells the story from their point of view- Uses I or Me

Front

Subjective narrator

Back

Reports feelings and emotions

Front

Determining a story's point of view involves identifying the narrator.

Back

Asking who is telling the story.

Front

Recognizing second-person point of view:

Back

Uses pronouns like you and yours.

Front

"You should be proud for making an A!" This is in what point of view?

Back

Second Person

Front

Type of narration that lets readers 'hear' the story and understand its viewpoint.

Back

Point Of View

Front

Narrator knows all characters' thoughts and feelings.

Back

Third Person Omniscient

Front

Worksheets and tests in class are typically written in which point of view?

Back

Second Person

Front

Change to third person: 'I went to the grocery store and bought milks, eggs, and cookies.'

Back

'I' can be replaced with 'he' or 'she.'