https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp What is point of view and how does it influence the way events are describe in the story? en-us 2019-01-22 14:12:40 UTC 2025-10-30 14:45:02 UTC hello@padlet.com kellingtongrade3 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323099898 Watch the Brain Pop Video and learn about how Point of View influences the way the events are told in a story.]]> 2019-01-22 16:56:28 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323099898 kellingtongrade3 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323102873 Listen to the read aloud and note how the same even is described differently based on the different characters' points of view.

]]> 2019-01-22 17:00:57 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323102873 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323134903 If you want to wrote a story you have to have a narrator. A point of view is basically how a narrator sees and/or interprets the story. The point of view affects how much the reader knows about the feelings of the characters, the actions of the characters and, if from a certain point of view you might even a biased point of view because of how the narrator describes it.]]> 2019-01-22 17:57:36 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323134903 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323135416 You can use only ONE point of view so you don't confuse the reader first person is the main characters point of view like I ate my lunch quiet as a mouse (including a simile) and second person you're eating lunch as quiet as a mouse and finally Ahmad ate his lunch as quiet as a mouse. 
something about third person is that it can change another persons point of view.


]]> 2019-01-22 17:58:32 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323135416 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323136346 There are 5 type of points of view. The first one is first person but in different points of view, you can really understand the feelings of the same character but in different ways. So in first person you would use I. In second person you would use you in all third person a dead giveaway is using a persons name li 
rahaZ keel]]> 2019-01-22 18:00:13 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323136346 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323140887 point of view is where the narrator wrote the story like "I" is first person or "he" is third person and omniscient is when the narrator can tell what everyone's thinking like "everyone was scared when they saw the monster.

from smudge point of view she thought Charles/Charlie was a nice boy that likes to have fun but his mom looked at him as a young civilized man and she didn't want him to play with a non perfect civilized girl like how when he saw him with her she got mad and they went home]]> 2019-01-22 18:08:58 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323140887 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323140896 I learned that there are 5 different kinds of point of view
First person, Second Person, Thrid person, Third person limited and Third person omniscient.

First person is usually the narrator
and what they see, do, think, ect.

Second person is when the narrator puts YOU in the text and the word to look for while using second person is "you".

In different points of view people can have different depictions of what is happening around them.
 ]]> 2019-01-22 18:08:58 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323140896 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323141026 In the BrainPop it talked about different points of view such as first person, second person, and third person can effect the events in the story and also change a reader's thoughts.]]> 2019-01-22 18:09:11 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323141026 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323141109 I learned that in the Brain Pop it shows you how different types of point of views make different stories or different biographies. Like almost to the end of the video it showed how all 5 types of point of views make a difference in a lot of peoples stories. Now from the story Voices In The Park I got to see 4 different perspectives from 4 people about how they felt about going to the park from leaving the park. One character from all of them is Charles or Charlie. He was the one who explained how he felt and how he reacted.]]> 2019-01-22 18:09:21 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323141109 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323141170 What I learned is there are many different points of view help your reader understand the stories better . Also helps make the story flow and make sense. Also it effects how the narrator feels and how they see things. Also helps you see the story in all perspectives and your onion ]]> 2019-01-22 18:09:28 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323141170 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323141441 point of view is how/who telling the story. First person, second person, third person limited, third person, & third person ominous. In the Brainpop it said that first person is usually the main character I agreed but now after reading " Voices in the park" all character N/A]]> 2019-01-22 18:10:02 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323141441 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323141797 I learned that there are different pints of views. Those point of views can help with describing a character and how they felt during a event.]]> 2019-01-22 18:10:34 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323141797 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323141916 There are 3 different points view there are first person, second person, and third person. In voices in the park the point of view is that the boy was sad every time the ]]> 2019-01-22 18:10:47 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323141916 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323142000 Point of View is the perspective in which a story is told. It can influence the way the story is told because it controls the way you are reading a text. In the text, Voices in the Park, point of view is a big part of the story. There is one story but four point of views. When the author changes the point of view, it can help give you a better idea of what is going on. For example, when you are reading a text like Voices in the Park, once reading another ]]> 2019-01-22 18:10:57 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323142000 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323142454 sha'Waryn]]> 2019-01-22 18:11:43 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323142454 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323142643 In the Brainpop, I learned that there are five different points of view. 
~First: Is when the narrator is telling the story from their perspective
~Second: Is when the story is told in the readers point of view. Ex: You wake up early and yawn.
~Third: Is when the narrator tells the story from the narrators point of view
~Third Objective: 
~Third Limited:
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I learned that there are different pov's, and how you use them determends how the story is told, and what the reader knows. There are 3 different types, then, in the third pov, there are different types of that pov
first~ when the MC is sharing the story, as in saying, "I, We, Us, My, etc"
example: I really liked walking home today. The wind blew by on my face, and it calmed me down from what happened at school
second~ When somebody who is not the MC is telling the story, as in saying "They, [instert name], he/she, etc"
example: you really liked walking home today, huh? The wind blew on your face calming you down from school? What happened?
third 1~ [objective] where the author is telling the story, and knows what people are doing, but not feeling
example:
third 2~
third 3~]]> 2019-01-22 18:12:05 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323142660 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323142777 I learned that there are different types of point of views, and with those different types, you can tell stories in many ways. It also really makes the the characters emotions really clear by what they are saying, their actions toward other people, and/ or pictures. ]]> 2019-01-22 18:12:17 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323142777 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323143602 There are five differnt points of view! First, second ,third and third has some differnt perspectives And Points of Views can change depending on how that person is!]]> 2019-01-22 18:13:49 UTC https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323143602 https://padlet.com/kellingtongrade3/b5liruq4qelp/wish/323153225 I learned all 5 point of views and how to tell which sentence is each goes with the different point of view.

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