Description
Point of View Activities: Task Cards, Worksheets, and Sorting Activity
Are you looking for engaging, comprehensive Point of View Activities for your 2nd- and 3rd-grade students? Look no further than this Point of View Activities Bundle! With task cards, a sorting activity, and no-prep worksheets, your students will have plenty of opportunities to practice 1st-, 2nd-, and 3rd-person point of view. Each product includes anchor charts and answer sheets for easy instructional help. Plus, with a digital distance learning option included, this bundle is perfect for in-person or remote learning. Get your bundle today and watch your students’ comprehension soar!
POINT OF VIEW TASK CARDS ACTIVITIES DESCRIPTION:
This Point of View Task Cards Activity product is for 2nd and 3rd grade and includes first-, second-, and third-person point of view.
This file includes the following:
- Three instructional pages, which include descriptions of first-person point of view, second-person point of view, and third-person point of view
- Two point-of-view sample cards with answers
- 34 task cards
- An answer sheet (two pages that can be copied back to back)
- An answer key
POINT OF VIEW SORTING ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION:
This point-of-view sort focuses on first-person, second-person, and third-person points of view. It was created for 2nd- and 3rd-grade students who need point-of-view practice.
This file includes the following:
- Three instructional pages for students
- One explanation page for the teacher
- 3 point-of-view heading pages for the student sort activity (headings include first-person point of view, second-person point of view, and third-person point of view)
- 36 sorting cards (1/2 page each)
- An answer key
POINT OF VIEW WORKSHEETS ACTIVITIES:
Are you struggling to help your students understand the point of view? This point-of-view activities file includes no-prep printables and a digital distance-learning option for remote students and teachers.
These 2nd- and 3rd-grade activities are fun and engaging. This file includes three anchor charts or instructional pages that describe first-person, second-person, and third-person point of view. Each description also includes examples.
The file also contains the following:
- Rewriting sentences from different points of view
- Identifying the correct point of view
- Given a topic, choose a point of view
- Writing a persuasive essay using two points of view
- Reading passages and corresponding questions
- Generic point of view printable for ANY narrative
- Writing prompts (answers written from three points of view)
- Answer keys are included where necessary
NOTE: THIS FILE INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!
This product includes a digital option (as well as the no-prep printable option). Instructions for using the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.
Here are the links to each point-of-view product:
THIS PDF FILE CONTAINS OVER 100 PAGES + Google Slides.








Shyra B –
Thank you
My Primary Designs –
Great resource to teach Point of View!
The Organised Teacher –
This resource was a great addition to our literacy unit on point of view. I love that there were a variety of resources included and the digital option. Thank you!
Coral M –
Great resource. Lots of activities
TONYA B –
Great product!
Catherine Corrado –
My students loved this activity!
Jennifer K –
LOTS of info to use with class. Also, pleasing to look at!
CLARICE CARLSEN –
Just what I was looking for!
Katherine Boll –
Great resource to support student learning.
christina cunningham –
Fun resource!
janelle S –
My students were engaged with this activity! The activities allowed for independent practice and left room for creativity.
TravelsThroughSecond –
LOVED THIS!
Michelle M –
My students loved this resource. A great learning activity.
Kasey S –
I found this activity to be a great way to teach Point of View to my 2nd graders. They loved the activities that came with it. I felt like this really helped them to understand the differences in each point of view.
Joan Marie R –
Thanks
Fun in the Sun –
Great resource!
Josi Rahne –
Great resource!
Erica K –
Merci
Kat Korner –
Great resource!
Jenna M –
My superintendent was very impressed with this lesson and the knowledge my students showed from it.