Exploring perspectives
How do different perspectives change the way we think about an issue?
Use this resource alongside the picture books Room on our rock or Move that mountain. Explore the importance of perspective by reading from front to back and then back to front. Focus on how language is crucial when looking at a challenge or issue from different perspectives. Students will then create a story board that demonstrates two sides of a story.
Resources
Exploring perspectives – activity sheet
This activity will help students to create a story board that demonstrates two sides of a story.
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