Who's talking? In this activity, you'll read two short stories. First, find and underline the pronouns. Then, decide if the narrator is using a first person or third person point of view. Write your answer on the blank lines.
Pronoun Detectives: First or Third Person
Additional Educational Resources:
Poetry Guide - Poet's Toolbox
Distinguishing between Singular, Plural, & Irregular Possessive Nouns
Mastering Adverbs: A Fill-in and Circle Exercise
Writing an Opinion About Your School
Getting Familiar with Power of Tens: Multiplying and Dividing by a Power of Ten
Length: Converting Customary Units - Feet, Inches, Yards, and Miles
Understanding Singular, Plural, and Irregular Plural Nouns
Pronoun Detectives: First or Third Person
GRADES:
Additional Educational Resources:
Poetry Guide - Poet's Toolbox
Distinguishing between Singular, Plural, & Irregular Possessive Nouns
Mastering Adverbs: A Fill-in and Circle Exercise
Writing an Opinion About Your School
Getting Familiar with Power of Tens: Multiplying and Dividing by a Power of Ten
Length: Converting Customary Units - Feet, Inches, Yards, and Miles
Understanding Singular, Plural, and Irregular Plural Nouns