Readers analyze
AUTHOR CHOICES
Infer the perspective of one character
Broaden students’ vocabulary of feeling words.
Use emojis to demonstrate shades of common feeling words.
Feeling Words
Grades K-3
Grades 4-12
Collect the F.A.S.T. Fact clues that authors use to hint at perspective.
Switzerland County HS teacher Chloe Vanover introduced her students to the types of details that imply character perspective.
Here is a description of her lesson and Now-it’s-your-turn sorting activity.
Teacher Resource | K-4 FAST Facts
Teacher Resource | Grades 5-12 FAST Facts
Allow perspective to impact the reader’s voice, fluency, and expression.
Practice reading punctuation while adding expression with the What’s My Voice Fluency cards.
Available in grade-level specific digital downloads.
Compare the perspectives of two characters
JPEGs | Blue Character | Red Character
Grades K-6
PDF | Google Slide | Jamboard | Figjam
Grades 7-12
PDF | Google Slide | Jamboard | Figjam
Read literature that reveals multiple character perspectives.
