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Which subject	English
What age group	Year or Grade 5
What topic	Authors point of view
Number of slides	10
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Slide 1: Introduction to Author's Point of View

• Definition of point of view: the perspective from which a story is told.
• Importance of understanding the author's point of view.
• How point of view shapes storytelling and reader experience.

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Slide 2: Different Points of View

• First Person: The narrator is a character in the story (uses "I" or "we").
• Second Person: The narrator addresses the reader directly (uses "you").
• Third Person: The narrator is outside the story (uses "he," "she," or "they").
  • Limited: Focuses on one character's thoughts.
  • Omniscient: Knows thoughts and feelings of all characters.

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Slide 3: Why Point of View Matters

• Shapes how readers relate to characters.
• Influences the tone and mood of the story.
• Affects the plot’s unfolding and the reader’s interpretation.

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Slide 4: Author’s Background and Perspective

• Authors write from their own experiences, beliefs, and cultures.
• An author's background can influence their perspective.
• Examples of diverse authors’ points of view.

{The image of a diverse group of authors sitting together at a round table, chatting and sharing ideas.}

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Slide 5: Examples of Point of View in Literature

• First Person Example: "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins.
• Third Person Limited Example: "Harry Potter" series by J.K. Rowling.
• Third Person Omniscient Example: "Charlotte's Web" by E.B. White.

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Slide 6: Analyzing the Author's Point of View

• Questions to consider:
  • Who is telling the story?
  • What insights does the narrator provide?
  • How does the point of view affect our understanding of the characters?

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Slide 7: Writing from an Author’s Point of View

• Tips for writing:
  • Choose a perspective (first, second, or third).
  • Develop a unique voice for your narrator.
  • Reflect on how your experiences shape your writing.

{The image of a young student writing in a notebook, with thought bubbles showing their ideas and creativity.}

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Slide 8: Activities to Understand Point of View

• Read multiple stories and identify their point of view.
• Rewrite a short story from a different point of view.
• Share your stories with a partner and discuss the differences.

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Slide 9: Discussion: How Does Point of View Affect Your Feelings?

• Reflect on a recent story read.
• How did the point of view change your feelings about the characters?
• Share your thoughts in small groups.

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Slide 10: Recap and Conclusion

• Summary of key points about author's point of view.
• Importance of considering perspective in reading and writing.
• Encouragement to explore various authors and their unique viewpoints.

{The image of a classroom with students engaged in a circle discussion, sharing ideas enthusiastically.}