Perspective Taking

Perspective-taking is one’s understanding of others’ mental states or perspectives, including beliefs, thoughts, intents, desires, and emotions.
Est. Prep Time
Clear Selection
Est. Delivery Time
Clear Selection
All
Activity
Assessment
Intervention
Platform
Practice
Resource
Routine
Strategy
Supplemental Curriculum
Tool
The Three Levels of Questions instructional strategy can support practitioners in providing students with an opportunity to engage with a text in increasingly complex ways.
Grade Level(s)
Cost
Students use question cards to answer questions about a text.
Grade Level(s)
Cost
This resource provides an overview of perspective-taking and 6 general strategies that can help students engage with this critical still.
Grade Level(s)
Cost
This strategy provides students with the opportunity to engage in rich, peer-to-peer, conversations with their classmates. This resource includes an overview of the strategy and clear directions to support implementation.
Grade Level(s)
Cost
Epic! Is a platform that provides students with access to over 40,000 digital texts (books, audiobooks, and videos).
Grade Level(s)
Cost
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.
Grade Level(s)
Cost
This activity encourages students to develop perspective taking skills by analyzing character mental states throughout a Reader’s Theater Script.
Grade Level(s)
Cost
This site has information and resources for higher-level language instructional strategies.
Grade Level(s)
Cost
In this activity students practice making Inferences.
Grade Level(s)
Cost
In this activity students compare and contrast characters in narrative/fiction texts.
Grade Level(s)
Cost
Load More