Authors Point Of View Anchor Chart

Authors Point Of View Anchor Chart. D = Authors write to describe. Put on some point of view glasses.

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D = Authors write to describe. This cute anchor chart is easy to draw and gives kids a great visual. This structure is sometimes known as a story mountain.

It connects events, showing their patterns, relating them to each other or to a specific idea.

It is also a great reference for students to look back on throughout the year.

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E = Authors write to explain. I remember the first lesson I tried to prepare on teaching students to identify the author's point of view. They help students recognize learning goals, review concepts, and establish learning expectations.

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