Perspective Taking

Perspective-taking is one’s understanding of others’ mental states or perspectives, including beliefs, thoughts, intents, desires, and emotions.
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This resource is a framework for teaching perspective taking through narrative texts using a story map and explicit instruction of mental state vocabulary. Students identify key points in the story and discuss characters’ thoughts and feelings throughout the narrative.
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The Four Corners Activity is a way for students to demonstrate their opinion on a topic, statement, etc. This resource provides an overview of the activity and planning guide to support implementation.
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This site has information and resources for higher-level language instructional strategies.
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Students roll a dice and move game pieces on a gameboard that have questions for students to answer about an fiction or nonfiction text.
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SKILL is designed to support the development of key language skills through lessons that are standards aligned.
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This activity encourages students to develop perspective taking skills by analyzing character mental states throughout a Reader’s Theater Script.
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This resource provides an overview of perspective-taking and 6 general strategies that can help students engage with this critical still.
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LanguageScreen is an early language assessment developed by the University of Oxford that measures Expressive Vocabulary, Listening Comprehension, Receptive Vocabulary, and Sentence Repetition.
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Pinna is an audio platform that provides students with screen-free audio content.
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MORE, created by the Harvard Graduate School of Education’s READS Lab, is a supplemental curriculum designed build important literacy skills such as students’ language and schemas through exploring science and social studies topics.
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Students use prompting words to create questions about a text they are reading, then discuss answers to the questions created.
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In this activity, students will take turns formulating and answering questions as they engage with a text.
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