Description
Point of View Worksheets and Anchor Charts for 2nd-3rd Grade:
These no-prep Point of View Worksheets for 2nd and 3rd grade are standards-aligned and include three anchor charts or instructional pages (including a description of first-person point of view, second-person point of view, and third-person point of view, and examples of each) as well as 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 views
- 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). The instructions for utilizing the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.
This PDF product contains 32 pages + Google Slides.








christina snyder –
Very helpful addition to our point of view unit. Love the anchor charts.
Gillian D –
Great Resource – thank you!
Constance S –
Awesome! I love the activities that you included. It really helped their comprehension of the skill.
Maggie A. –
Great resource!
Lindsey R –
Great product
Elizabeth S. –
Great resource!
Edna B –
Awesome!
Janell Lewis –
Great resource to reinforce whole group lesson on P.O.V.
Deborah B –
Great resource, thanks
Savannah W –
I found it hard to find resources to teach POV to my 2nd graders. Love this resource!
Patty S –
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Thank you! This was very helpful!
JoDi H –
Great lesson activities
torie B –
Cute and fun for kids thanks!
torie B –
Cute and fun for kids thanks!
Joyce K –
Very thorough!
La Wanda T –
Great product!!!
La Wanda T –
Great product!!!
Leanne M. –
Great!
Alyssa D –
good
April W. –
I bought this and it will not allow me to print!
Kirsten Tulsian –
I’m sorry to hear that, April!
There are no printing restrictions on the document at all. Will you please reach out to TPT support? They are great at helping with technical issues such as this. You can contact them here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Contact
Many times, printing issues can be a result of a need to update Adobe. If you close the file and then REOPEN THE FILE IN Adobe Reader to print (don’t open it in Preview, for example), that should do the trick. Here is a link: https://get.adobe.com/reader/
Thank you so much for your purchase and I’m confident that you will find the answer to the printing problem using one of those solutions.
Take care,
Kirsten