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The Power of Story: Narrative Craft and Identity · Term 1

Third-Person Narrative and Omniscience

Comparing different third-person perspectives (limited vs. omniscient) and their effects on storytelling.

Key Questions

  1. Differentiate between third-person limited and third-person omniscient points of view.
  2. Analyze how an omniscient narrator can reveal universal truths.
  3. Predict how changing a third-person limited narrative to omniscient would alter reader engagement.

Ontario Curriculum Expectations

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.6.6
Grade: Grade 6
Subject: Language Arts
Unit: The Power of Story: Narrative Craft and Identity
Period: Term 1

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