The story said the grumpy monster was 'very mean.' You might think he was just 'lonely.' Whose opinion is 'very mean'?

Q: What will my child learn in "Distinguish Narrator's View from Reader's View"?

The narrator is the person (or voice) telling the story. Their feelings and thoughts might be different from yours as a reader. This 3rd Grade English lesson builds the skill Analyze Characters and Their Actions with a concept card and practice.

Q: What grade level is "Distinguish Narrator's View from Reader's View" for?

"Distinguish Narrator's View from Reader's View" is a 3rd Grade English lesson in the Characters & Point of View unit, designed for students around ages 8-9.

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Question

The story said the grumpy monster was 'very mean.' You might think he was just 'lonely.' Whose opinion is 'very mean'?

Accepted Answer

the narrator's opinion