Exploring Point of View in Literature

The video tutorial covers reading and writing activities for module 1, lesson 12. It includes a review of vocabulary, reading tasks, and a discussion on the learning mindset of belonging. The lesson also explores what makes characters interesting, with a focus on the book 'Scaredy Squirrel'. Key vocabulary words are defined, and the concept of point of view is explained, distinguishing between first and third person. Students practice identifying point of view in various texts, enhancing their understanding of narrative perspectives.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Art and Music

• Physical Education

• Reading and Writing

• Math and Science

What is the learning mindset discussed in the lesson?

• Curiosity

• Belonging

• Creativity

• Independence

Which of the following characters is mentioned as interesting in the lesson?

• Katniss Everdeen

• Scaredy Squirrel

• Harry Potter

• Sherlock Holmes

What does the word 'venturing' mean?

• Predicting the future

• Going somewhere unfamiliar

• Staying in a familiar place

• Consulting someone

What is an 'emergency' as defined in the lesson?

• A planned event

• A predictable situation

• An unexpected situation requiring quick help

• A distraction

Who is the narrator in a first person point of view?

• A character in the story

• A random person

• An outside observer

• The author

Which pronouns are commonly used in first person point of view?

• He, She, They

• I, Me, We

• You, Your, Yours

• It, Its, Itself

In third person point of view, who tells the story?

• An outside narrator

• The reader

• A character in the story

• The author

What is the point of view in the sentence: 'Bill was so proud of his touchdown'?

• Third person

• None of the above

• Second person

• First person

If Scaredy Squirrel were the first person narrator, which pronoun would he use?

• He

• She

• They

• I