When we talk about point of view, we basically mean the perspective from which a story is being told. Point of view sets each character apart as we see how each character interprets the world around them. It is super important for your homeschooler to understand first person and third person point of view during your reading instruction. Use these posters as visual aids to help you teach point of view in your homeschool.
Hang these posters up in your homeschool during your point of view reading instruction. Click here to download now.
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