Pages 1 to 6 are three events, each a page of three accounts and then a page of questions. Page 7 compares three accounts of any event.
Give each group one account to read aloud as its writer would say it. Then the groups compare: what did everyone agree on, and why did each writer notice different things?
After a family outing, ask each person to tell what happened in one or two sentences. Talk about why the stories are different even though everyone was there.
Three animal events, a moose at a school, a whale in a harbor and a bear at a campground, each told three times by people who saw it differently, at a 5th grade level. Children compare what each account tells and the point of view each one shows.
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