How can first-person narration change what the reader knows?

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Different narrators provide different access to thoughts, feelings, and events. This 4th Grade English lesson builds the skill Compare first-person and third-person narration with a concept card and practice.

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"Compare what the reader knows" is a 4th Grade English lesson in the Story structure unit, designed for students around ages 9-10.

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Question

How can first-person narration change what the reader knows?

Accepted Answer

The reader mainly knows the narrator's thoughts and experiences.