Point of View | Grade 5 ELA | FAST Success Kit

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Lesson plans, teaching strategies, and pacing guide for point of view instruction

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Introduction to narrator perspectives and how point of view affects storytelling

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Multiple passages with point of view identification and analysis questions

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10-question assessment mirroring actual FAST test format

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Home activities and tips for practicing point of view identification

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Complete answer keys with explanations for all worksheets and quiz

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Pronoun Clues: First person uses I/me/my/we; Third person uses he/she/they - but students must also analyze what information the narrator can access
Limited vs. Omniscient: The key difference is whether the narrator knows only one character's thoughts (limited) or multiple characters' thoughts (omniscient)
Why It Matters: Help students understand that POV shapes what readers know and how they feel about characters
Practice Shifts: Have students rewrite passages from different perspectives to understand how POV changes the story