Perspective in The Hunger Games

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Activity Overview

Many Hunger Games characters went through or observed traumatic events, but each had a perspective during their experiences. Their perspective contributed to the actions they may have taken both in the short term and later in the story. For example, President Snow viewed the death of Rue differently than Katniss or Rue’s parents did.

In this activity, students will choose an event from the book and then select three characters from whose viewpoint they can express the event. Consider using the point of view from the following characters: Katniss, Prim, Gale, Peeta, Haymitch, Effie, Cinna, President Snow, Rue, Cato, or Foxface.


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Student Instructions

Create a storyboard identifying the different perspectives characters have about certain events in The Hunger Games.

  1. Use the template your teacher provided.
  2. Identify main events in The Hunger Games.
  3. Identify three characters who have a perspective on the event.
  4. Describe each character's perspective.
  5. Illustrate each example with appropriate characters, scenes, and items.


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