10/22/12

1. 10/22/12 Read each example and tell what point of view it is and how you know it. Please write in complete sentences. • “Try multiplying these fractions again,” said Ms. Davis, knowing Ben could do better. Unfortunately, Ben was not as confident. • “I wish that you were the president, Dad,” Jo said. She often wished that. Her father smiled. • As we took our positions on the field, one of the players yelled, “Look out for number 22!” That player was me!

2. 10/23/12 Read each example and tell what point of view it is and how you know it. Please write in complete sentences. • Before I could say anything, my uncle’s eyes shifted to the dent in the car door. His smile faded. • Mrs. Reyes hated snakes. She had since childhood. So what should she do about the large green one coiled under her kitchen table? • Dana Loved camping, but her mother complained that the tent was uncomfortable. Mrs. Smith also hated the endless peace and quiet of the woods.

3. 10/24/12 Read each example and tell what point of view it is and then rewrite it in a different point of view. • Jim slid down in his seat so Mr. Yu wouldn’t call on him. Mr. Yu knew that trick and called on Jim to read the passage. • “That is my glass slipper!” I exclaimed. The prince had already figured out it did not belong to my sisters.

4. 10/25/12 Read each example and tell what point of view it is and then rewrite it in a different point of view. • “A double and a home run,” Layla said, sounding casual about her performance in the game. Her eyes, however, shone with pride. • “All dogs love to fetch,” Jake thought, throwing a ball for Ace. Full from his meal, the puppy waddled over to the ball and lay down.