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Have you ever read a book where different characters talk throughout the book? Have you ever wondered what they might be thinking or what they might sound like? I have always wondered what the Grinch might sound like! I think the Grinch will have a deep, mean, and scary voice. In this lesson, we will talk about point of view and how characters in stories we read have different voices and thoughts! We will read and hear different videos and stories on how point of view works so we can think about it during our reading. We will also record ourselves reading with partners on how you might think a character will sound! By the end of this lesson, you will be able to know what point of view is, why it's important, and how we can show different points of view out loud.

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Click on the link above to take a short quiz on all you have learned from this lesson on point of view. If the link above does not work, go to https://quizizz.com/join and type in this code: 6876 0106.

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Join an activity with your class and find or create your own quizzes and flashcards.

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You made it! In this lesson, we have talked about point of view and how important it is during our reading. It helps us recognize different characters' thoughts and feelings throughout a story.

To end this lesson, reflect on everything you have learned about point of view. Write a sentence, make a video, or draw a picture about what you learned about characters having different points of view in stories.

Type another response about two characters we looked at today and how you think they were thinking or feeling. How did it affect the story?

Post your responses under this post where it says "Add Comment."

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Watch this video above that talks about different points of view to learn more about what it means with some examples!

After you finish watching the video, comment below where it says "Add Comment" and tell me about a book you read where two characters talked to each other. How were the characters different? Did they see things differently?

Here's my example: The Grinch and Cindy Lou Who from 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas!'

The Grinch's Point of View: The Grinch does not like Christmas. He thinks Christmas is just for annoying singing and presents.

Cindy Lou Who's Point of View: Cindy Lou Who loves Christmas. She thinks it is an amazing holiday to share happiness and love with friends and family.

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Learn about dialog and other reading comprehension lessons in the FREE Khan Academy Kids app! go.learn.khanacademy.org/khanacademy/YouTube

Reya and Sandy explore how characters in a story can have different points of view. They use the example of Goldilocks and the Three Bears to show how Papa Bear and Goldilocks experienced two different circumstances.

Visit us at www.khankids.org to learn more about Khan Academy Kids, a free educational app for preschool through 2nd grade available on Apple, Google Play, and Amazon app stores.

You can also access other videos on our Reading Comprehension playlist here: khan.co/KhanKids-ReadingComprehension.

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Learn about dialog and other reading comprehension lessons in the FREE Khan Academy Kids app! https://go.learn.khanacademy.org/khanacademy/YouTube Reya and Sandy explore how characters in a story can have different points of view. They use the example of Goldilocks and the Three Bears to show how Papa Bear and Goldilocks experienced two different circumstances.

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Watch this story about Watt, Windy, Lidia, and Mark and their different point of view on a mystery.

After you finish the story, I want you to comment below and answer these questions:

1. What did you notice about how the characters in the story saw things differently?

2. Tell me two points of view from the story and how they are different.

3. How did everyone's different points of view affect how they solved the mystery?

Once you post your comment, reply to one of your classmates and give them feedback! Tell them what you agree with or what you also noticed.

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Watt, Windy, Lidia, and Mark all disagree about a mysterious event they witness, and come to understand that there can be different perspectives of the same event and all can be valid. #PBSKIDS #CityIsland #Understanding #Kindness

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City Island | Point of View | PBS KIDS... - VideoLink

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Watt, Windy, Lidia, and Mark all disagree about a mysterious event they witness, and come to understand that there can be different perspectives of the same event and all can be valid.

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Pause and Think Reflection: What Have You Learned So Far?

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Pause and Think Reflection: What Have You Learned So Far?

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Tell me one thing you found interesting so far about point of view and also tell me one thing you have learned so far! If anything is confusing or if you have questions, tell me about those in your post.

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Click the link above to read the story called Knock Knock. This book has many different characters with funny jokes to go along with them. Record yourself or with a partner reading this book aloud. Click where it says "Add Comment" below and click "Record." You must do different voices on how you think the characters in the book will sound! Be creative!

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Unite for Literacy provides free digital access to picture books, narrated in many languages. Literacy is at the core of a healthy community, so we unite with partners to enable all families to read with their young children.