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Texts can be written from three different points of view:  \nFirst Person: The narrator talks about themselves.  \nClues: “I” or “me” or “my”  \nSecond Person: The narrator speaks directly to the reader.  \nClues: “you” or “your”  \nThird Person: The narrator talks about other people.  \nClues: “he” or “she” or “they” or people’s names  \nPart 1: Quick practice  \nRead each sentence. Underline the clue words and identify the point of view.  \n1. The dog chased the ball across the yard.  \nPoint of view:    \n2. You step carefully across the icy path.  \nPoint of view:    \n3. I watched the fireworks light up the night sky.  \nPoint of view:    \n4. The students lined up quietly outside the classroom. Point of view:    \n5. I packed my bag early for the camping trip.  \nPoint of view:    \n6. You can hear the waves crashing along the shore.  \nPoint of view:    \nPart 2: Apply your skills  \nRead the two passages and underline the clue words. Then answer the questions.  \nPassage A  \nEvery morning I wake up before the sun because there is always work to do on our farm. Everything is quiet at this hour, except for the soft crackling of the fire in the stove. It’s one of my responsibilities to make sure the fire never goes out. This morning, I carefully place pieces of wood onto the embers so it will continue to burn. Our home would be cold without the fire, and we wouldn’t have anywhere to cook our meals.  \nAfter tending to the fire, I go outside to the well. I fill my bucket with water. It feels heavy in my arms this early in the morning. The walk feels long too, especially when the ground is frozen and cold. I know this chore is important, though, because we need water for drinking, cooking and cleaning. My parents have told me that every member of the family has to work together in order for our family to live well.  \nAs the morning goes on, I help my mother prepare food and then work in the garden behind our house. We grow most of what we eat, so it’s important to spend time pulling weeds, planting seeds and checking on the crops. During harvest season, which is when crops are gathered from the fields, this work is even more important. We must gather enough food to last through the long winter months. Sometimes I also help my parents dry or preserve the food so it can last a long time and not spoil.  \nIn the afternoon, I help with other tasks. Sometimes I help mend clothing. Clothes are not easy to replace, so we repair them when they are torn. Other times I gather firewood so that we have enough to last through the night. Sometimes I also help care for the animals. This is my favorite job! By the end of the day, I am always tired. I go to bed happy and proud, though, because I know my hard work helps my family.  \nPassage B  \nIn Colonial America, every member of the family (including children!) was required to work hard. Many families lived on farms. There were usually very few stores nearby, so people grew or made everything they needed at home. Families often made their own tools, candles and soap, since they could not easily buy these items.  \nChildren in colonial times began their days early in the morning, along with the adults. They often had many chores todo, including tending to the fire, carrying water and helping prepare meals. Fires were especially important because they provided heat and were used for cooking. Without a steady fire, families could become cold and hungry.  \nChildren also helped with tasks around the farm. They planted crops, pulled weeds and helped harvest food when it was ready. Families also worked together topreserve food by drying it or storing it so it could last through the winter. This preparation wasn’t always easy, but it was necessary because fresh food wasn’t always available. Children also helped gather firewood and care for animals. 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