Educational worksheet teaching students to identify first-person and third-person narration in stories.

1. First person – The narrator uses "I" and describes personal experiences and feelings.
2. Third person – The narrator is not a character and uses "he" to describe Sherlock Holmes's actions and thoughts.
3. Third person – The narrator is not a character and uses "she" to describe Mary's actions and the scene.
4. Third person – The narrator is not a character and uses "he" to describe Philip Fogg's actions and surroundings.
5. First person – The narrator uses "I" and describes personal experiences, thoughts, and feelings about school.
6. Third person – The narrator is not a character and uses "they" and names (Pete, Amy, Miss Crocker, Laura) to describe the actions of multiple characters.