Points of view anchor chart

Here are the only three anchor charts you need to teach point of view in your elementary classroom! Simple and effective for best practices.

Discover new ways to teach point of view and perspective through these student and teacher friendly point of view worksheets and lessons.

Looking for 3rd grade anchor charts? We put together some of our favorites to use in your third grade classroom this year!

Point of View anchor chart (Movie Theme)

Perspective: itt's crucial when teaching point of view. Recreate this ELA anchor chart! Use large paper and gather your kids around. Make the top portion ahead of time. Leave the bottom portion blank and let your students come up with ideas of what shapes perspective. Fill it in as they give you ideas! Follow me on Pinterest for more anchor chart ideas.

This point of view anchor chart is a great way to reinforce the concept with your students. I have included two copies of the chart so you can either print it as a full sheet or two to a page.

Ok, I admit it- until I really took the time to do some research this year, I really didn't understand the importance of teaching perspective. I was teaching a specific standard that my kiddos were struggling with, RL.5.6 - Describe how a narrator's or speaker's point of view influences how events are described. I did a lesson on point of view, and my kiddos seemed to understand the basics of it. We did a few activities over the course of a week, and then we dove into our assessment…

Author's Purpose anchor chart

Point of View Activity and Anchor Chart- Are you looking for classroom ideas that will help you teach students how to identify which point of view was used by an author? Check out this FREE activity that includes a role play and writing from each point of view: first person, third person limited, and third person omniscient.