Point of View Investigation

Amy·

Literature

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Grade Level2nd Grade

SubjectLiterature

Original Prompt

1. The Hook: A Letter from Jail Read the Letter from Alexander T. Wolf (from our previous session). Discussion: Ask, "Is the wolf always the villain, or does it depend on who is telling the story?" Concepts: Define 1st Person (I, me) vs. 3rd Person (He, She, They). 2. Whole Group Reading Read: The Three Little Pigs (Traditional). Focus on the Repetition: "I'll huff and I'll puff!" Read: The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs! Focus on the Problem: The sneeze and the cup of sugar. 📅 Day 2: The...

This learning resource focuses on exploring different perspectives in storytelling, specifically through the narrative of A. Wolf from the classic tale of The Three Little Pigs. Students will engage in activities that encourage them to analyze and compare how the same story changes when told from different viewpoints. They will identify A. Wolf's motivations, illustrate his problems and solutions, and reflect on the contrasting interpretations of the wolf's intentions and actions versus those of the pigs. The resource also includes a creative writing component where students can create headlines and portray scenes from various perspectives, promoting critical thinking and collaborative problem-solving skills.