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    15 Helpful Anchor Charts for Teaching Point of View

    • Imagine point of view like wearing a pair of glasses! This cute anchor chart is easy to draw and gives kids a great visual. Source: Hannah Arnold/Pinterest See more

    Use Engaging Details

    We love how interesting this chart is to look at—it’s sure to draw students’ eyes. It’s part of a set you can buy on Teachers Pay Teachers, if you’re interested. Source: The Pinspired T… See more

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    Ask Who Is Telling The Story?

    This is one of the most popular point of view anchor charts out there. Draw a cute owl, or print one out and paste it to the chart. Source: Christine Gish/Pinterest See more

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    Learn Point of View Details

    When you’re ready to delve into more details, this basic anchor chart lays out the information your students need to know. Source: Detailed Point of View/Book Units Teacher… See more

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    Draw Them A Picture

    Love to draw? Try this chart! The images help kids remember the differences between the various types of point of view. Source: Maria Jiminez/Pinterest See more

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    How do you write an anchor chart?
    Examples are always a smart way to convey ideas in an anchor chart. For teaching first person, you might want to list the pronouns students will see when something is written in this point of view, such as “I,” “we,” and “us.” Visual appeal is important in an anchor chart, as well.
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