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    The document provides guidance to students on determining an author's point of view in the text "The Aeneid" by Virgil. It defines the three points of view - first, second, and third person. Students are instructed to read an excerpt of "The Aeneid" and highlight words that signal the author's point of view. They will then discuss their findings with a classmate. For homework, students are asked to reread the text using the keywords to identify the point of view and write three supporting lines from the text. An exit ticket asks students to write one new thing they learned.

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    The document provides guidance to students on determining an author's point of view in the text "The Aeneid" by Virgil. It defines the three points of view - first, second, and third person. Students are instructed to read an excerpt of "The Aeneid" and highlight words that signal the author's point of view. They will then discuss their findings with a classmate. For homework, students are asked to reread the text using the keywords to identify the point of view and write three supporting lines from the text. An exit ticket asks students to write one new thing they learned.

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    Day 2

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    The document provides guidance to students on determining an author's point of view in the text "The Aeneid" by Virgil. It defines the three points of view - first, second, and third person. Students are instructed to read an excerpt of "The Aeneid" and highlight words that signal the author's point of view. They will then discuss their findings with a classmate. For homework, students are asked to reread the text using the keywords to identify the point of view and write three supporting lines from the text. An exit ticket asks students to write one new thing they learned.

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    AUTHOR’S POINT OF

    VIEW
    Do Now: Take 5-6 minutes to complete the worksheet independently
    Students Will Be Able To:

    ● Determine the author’s point if view in “The Aeneid” by


    Virgil
    ● Identify key words in “The Aeneid” that signal the authors
    point of view
    QUICK RECAP
    First person point of view- is represented when a character within the text
    recounts/ retells his or her own experiences or impressions

    Second person point of view- is represented in a text when the story or piece
    of writing is written from the perspective of “you”

    Third person point of view- is represented in a text when the narrator is a


    “detached observer” they are not part of the story, they only tell the stories action and
    dialogue
    POINT OF VIEW IN “THE AENEID” BY VIRGIL

    Directions:

    1) Read the excerpt of the “Aeneid”


    2) As you read highlight key words that signal what the authors point of
    view is
    3) Once you’ve finished discuss with the person next to you what words
    you found
    FOR HOMEWORK:

    Directions:

    1) Reread the “Aeneid”


    2) Use the key words you found today to determine what the authors point of view was
    3) After determining the author’s point of view write three lines from the text that support your
    answer
    EXIT TICKET:

    What was one thing you learned today, or saw in the text that
    you didn’t know before?

    Write your response in your notebook

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