Six organizers to use with any stories, on plain notebook lines. Page 1 compares two characters, page 2 first and third person narrators, and page 3 the narrator's point of view. Page 4 compares tales from two cultures, page 5 two stories with one theme, and page 6 a story with a play, film, comic or reading of it.
Pair page 4 with two trickster tales from different places, and page 6 with a story and its film or audiobook. Page 3 works well with a story told by one of its characters: ask how another character would have told the same event.
After your child watches a film of a book they have read, ask what the film left out and which they liked better.
Graphic organizers to use with any stories: two characters compared, first and third person, the narrator's point of view, tales from two cultures, two stories with one theme, and a story beside another version of it. Students compare characters, narrators, themes and versions, and explain how point of view shapes a story.
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