Point of View Activity

[mskelly]

I'm looking for an activity that relates to point of view.  I'm thinking that there's a scenario and 2-3 kids act out the same scene, but from a different point of view.  Have you seen anything like this in your web travels? My google searches are failing me.  Perhaps because I'm being clear as mud??  

 

Thanks!

[Kerileanne99]

I don't know how old your kids are, but we did a couple of activities with Fairy Tales:)

I started when I found a cute picture book called 'A Very Smart Pea and the Princess-to-be.' It tells the Princess and the Pea story from the POV of the pea:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0375873708?pc_redir=1405231619&robot_redir=1

 

I then started looking for familiar fairy tales with stories from alternate points of view. There are lots!

But this website was a big help and has lots of ideas as well:

http://www.readwritethink.org/resources/resource-print.html?id=30148

[mskelly]

The kids range in age from 7-11.  It's for a co-op activity.  I thought it would be fun to throw in some theater/drama to mix things up.

[Syllieann]

I don't have a specific activity suggestion but the trio of wizard of oz, wicked, and oz: great and powerful might be fun to use as a starting point.

[nansk]

I'm looking for an activity that relates to point of view.  I'm thinking that there's a scenario and 2-3 kids act out the same scene, but from a different point of view.  Have you seen anything like this in your web travels? My google searches are failing me.  Perhaps because I'm being clear as mud??  

 

Thanks!

I haven't seen that one, so I'll be :bigear:

 

But yesterday, I found this point-of-view freebie, which you may like as well.