Narrative Voice and Point of View in Short Stories

Year 9 · English · Lesson Plan · $10.99 AUD

English · Year 9 · Short Fiction · Lesson 1 of 10 · 60 minutes. Identify the narrative point of view of a short story and explain how the narrator's voice shapes what the reader knows and feels

Part of the "Reading the Craft" sub-unit. Aligned to AC9E9LE04, AC9E9LY05 (Australian Curriculum v9).

Students will:
• Identify the narrative point of view of a short story and explain how the narrator's voice shapes what the reader knows and feels
• Infer what an unreliable narrator will not say by comparing what he claims with what the text shows

A ready-to-teach lesson plan, supplied as PDF, editable Word (DOCX) and PowerPoint (PPTX).

• Year level: Year 9
• Resource type: Lesson Plan
• Subject: English
• Formats included: PDF, DOCX, PPTX

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