What's your "Point of View"

3rd and 4th graders made snowmen from two points of view, a bird's and a worm's. "Bird's point-of-view" is what a snowman might look from above. "Worm's point of view" is what a snowman might look from the ground below looking up.

If you click on the image of the bulletin board below, you can see examples of a city from the two different point's of view. Can you think of what "Point-of-view" means when you are in Writing class? What does is mean when something is written in 1st person "point-of-view" compared to 2nd or 3rd person "point-of-view"??

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