The Other’s View

Students read a brief scene told from Mira’s point of view, then rewrite the same event from the perspective of a minor character-the groundskeeper. They must use new pronouns and details that reflect what the groundskeeper sees, thinks, and experiences. This exercise teaches students how perspective affects storytelling and how the same event can be interpreted differently by different characters. It reinforces point-of-view shifts, character understanding, and narrative creativity.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Rewriting From a New Perspective

English Language Arts – Understanding Character Viewpoints

English Language Arts – Pronoun Shifts and POV Consistency

English Language Arts – Creative Narrative Revision

This worksheet is part of our Writing By Point of View (First, Second, Third Person) Worksheets collection.