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Point of View practise
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Who is telling the story? Find out in this point of view practise. When second and third graders are reading fiction, it is important that they consider the perspective of the person telling the story. In this two-part worksheet, your readers will practise spotting point of view in fiction texts, and then try to write different points of view on their own.
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