The Birchbark's House Author's Point of View

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The Birchbark House - Point of View

Activity Overview

In this activity, students will examine the author’s point of view and identify ways this view is unique in understanding elements of the story.

The narrator describes the Native Americans and their interactions with whites.
The narrator reveals the way of life for those living around 1849.
The narrator unveils the connection between humans and nature.

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Student Instructions

Click "Start Assignment".
In the descriptions, identify ways in which the narrator's view is unique in understanding the elements of the story.
Add illustrations for each quote using appropriate scenes, characters, and items.
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