Three-View Rewrite Answer Key

Students read a short scene about flying a red kite, then rewrite the scene three times-once in first person, once in second person, and once in third person. They must keep the meaning the same while changing the narrator’s voice each time. This activity strengthens students’ ability to shift point of view intentionally and consistently. By practicing all three perspectives, they gain a deeper understanding of how narration changes tone, distance, and reader experience. It also reinforces correct pronoun use and narrative clarity.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Writing in Multiple Points of View

English Language Arts – Pronoun and Voice Consistency

English Language Arts – Narrative Technique and Perspective

English Language Arts – Rewriting and Transforming Text

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