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Help students understand Point of View with this free anchor chart! This anchor chart includes key words to help students easily identify P.O.V. in any passage. Print as a poster and hang it up as a reference for students throughout the year, or use the mini charts and glue the into student notebooks for future refrence!

This idenitfying characetrs perespective resources has 4 differentiated version to meet the needs of all learners! Use this resource to idenitfy perspective in the story Not Norman ( A Goldfish Story) by Kelly Bennet. Students will identify the boys perspective in the beginning and end of the story and provide text evidence to support their answer. Students can also desribe how the boys perspective of his pet fish, Norman, changes throughout the story. The varing levels of suppourt included in t

Retell the inspiring story of Patricia Bath with this adaptable Doctor with an Eye for Eyes retelling activity, perfect for special education, second grade, and diverse learners. This resource is designed with over 10 differentiated activity options, making it ideal for all learners, including ESE students. Activities include a beginning-middle-end version and a first-then-next-last sequence, as well as interactive tasks such as matching pictures to sentences, sentences to pictures, and putting

This resource is designed to help students identify the central idea and key details of the text about Dr. Patricia Bath, the pioneering ophthalmologist. It is adapted with visual aids and choices to support diverse learners, making the content accessible and engaging for all students. This resource is adapted to meet the standards assessed in Benchmark Grade 2 Unit 4. Key Features:Adapted Text with Visual Aids: The text about Dr. Bath has been broken down into manageable sections with accom