Point-of-View Rewrite

This worksheet helps students in Grades 3, 4, and 5 deepen their understanding of point of view, narrative perspective, character analysis, and descriptive writing through a creative rewrite based on Charlotte’s Web. Students retell a familiar scene from Templeton’s first-person perspective, using sensory details, thoughts, feelings, and reactions to reflect the character’s unique personality and motivations.

Skills Reinforced

• Point of View & Perspective (Grades 3-5) – Rewrite a scene using first-person narration from a new character’s lens.
• Narrative Writing – Develop a coherent retelling with clear sequence, voice, and descriptive detail.
• Character Analysis – Demonstrate understanding of Templeton’s traits, attitudes, and motivations.
• Creative Expression – Use imagination while staying grounded in story events and character consistency.

Teaching Advantages

• Teacher-Created Resource – Designed to align with upper-elementary ELA standards.
• Choice-Based Writing – Students select between two scenes, increasing engagement and ownership.
• Structured Writing Frame – Provides guidance without limiting creativity.
• Flexible Use – Ideal for classwork, writing centers, homework, or assessment.
• Supports Diverse Learners – Encourages perspective-taking and organized narrative thinking.

This printable point-of-view rewrite worksheet helps students strengthen narrative writing, perspective awareness, character comprehension, and creative thinking. By stepping into Templeton’s voice, learners practice descriptive language, first-person narration, and thoughtful interpretation of events. Suitable for both classroom and homeschool use, this activity offers an engaging way to deepen literary understanding while building confident writers.

This worksheet is part of our Charlotte’s Web Worksheets collection.