Description
Point of View Sorting Activity and Anchor Charts:
This point of view sort focuses on first-person, second-person, and third-person point of view. It was created for 2nd- and 3rd-grade students who need point-of-view practice.
This sorting activity includes:
- Three instructional pages for students
- One explanation page for the teacher
- Three 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
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 file contains 35 pages + Google Slides.








DANETT P –
Great POV. Students scored very high on assessment.
Karen M –
This has been a great resrouce for practing point of view.
Lindsay P –
Great to use when introducing point of view. Worked great as a student lead activity.
Dana C –
Thank you. I was looking for a cute reinforcement center and this was perfect!!
Jaclyn R –
Great for centers. The students really enjoyed learning point of view with this resource.
Rhonda W –
Thanks for a great activity
Kayla W –
Great product! Thank you!
Brilliant Bunch –
Great for my students who are struggling!
Courtney K –
My students enjoyed this activity!
Kami C –
Great engaging activity. Students really enjoyed and learned a lot.
DeAnn Schmiesing –
I put each of the task cards in a page protector and set half of them around the room. Each student took a clipboard and their answer sheet and walked around the room, read the task card, and marked their answer on the correct number. I did the other half the next day. They loved moving around the room! I loved the resource!
Correy Gannon –
Love it!
Tamla C –
This was a great activity for my third graders. I posted the POV cards around the classroom and then gave groups of students story cards. They had to go around the room and figure out what POV their card matched. Great resources with great examples.
Tamla C –
This was a great activity for my third graders. I posted the POV cards around the classroom and then gave groups of students story cards. They had to go around the room and figure out what POV their card matched. Great resources with great examples.
Lisa B –
Great for centers!!
Autumn A –
Great Resource! Thank You!
Amanda W –
Great hands on activity!
Ehren P –
Great for small group practice!
Stephanie S –
great resource
Carrie L –
Awesome resource!!