Point of View in Fiction Creative Writing Activity | Print and Digital

Determining the best point of view to use when writing a story or a novel is one of the most important decisions a writer can make. This creative writing exercise will teach your students to recognize and correctly use first-person point of view and third-person limited point of view.

Students will read excerpts from published short stories and novels to determine which point of view the author used and then rewrite those excerpts to practice changing the point of view.

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I am an educator with over 35 years of classroom experience. I have taught English, journalism, and creative writing to students in grades 7-12, and I have developed my resources based on lessons that were successful with my students.

You can use this resource in three ways:

1. Print the pdf and distribute the pages to your students.

2. Assign the exercise in Google Drive. Students can submit their work to you however you wish. (Google Classroom, email, etc.)

3. This resource can also be used in Easel by TpT™ to make it an interactive resource you can assign in your digital classroom. Click on the “Open in Easel” button after purchase.

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Using the Google Drive Resource will save you hours of time and reams of paper. Your students will learn grammar and usage the easy way.

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This is a lesson that I used in my creative writing classes as a prewriting assignment to prepare students for writing an original story.

I hope you and your students enjoy using this.

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