Prisoner B 3087 Quotes
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Our names are Nicole Roswurm, Samantha Rudolph, and Sean Samon; this is our Book Club that we have created for Middle-Level Teachers who are going through Prisoner B-3087
Prisoner B-3087 Timeline created by eh6617. Period: Mar 3, 1939 to Mar 27, 1945. Prisoner b-3087 Mar 24, 1939. Nazis invade Krakow, Poland. Note: all page numbers and citation info for the quotes below refer to the Scholastic edition of Prisoner B-3087 published in 2013. Chapter 1 Quotes If I had known what the next six years of my life were going to be like, I would have eaten more. This is Katie McCarthy and Hannah Grosse’s submission for the INS project due April 11, 2016. The video you are about to see is a book trailer of, ’Prisoner. Get Ultimate collection of Quotes from different authors and in different categories here. Prisoner B-3087. Based on the true story by Alan Gratz with Ruth and Jack Gruener. 2013 As a boy of ten when the Nazis invade Poland, Yanek loses all he holds dear. During the course of World War II, he survives ten different concentration camps in a remarkable true story of survival. The Red Pencil by Andrea Davis Pinkney. (by Alan Gratz) with their students. Here, we provide an engaging, 3-week unit that students will enjoy and find relevant to their understanding of the Holocaust and issues such as Social Justice, World Conflict, Discrimination, and Empathy. This project was completed as an assignment for EDML 573, a University of South Carolina Middle-Level Education Program, and we are focusing on developing our students’ reading and writing skills. The following is a brief overview of our unit plan:
Nicole Roswurm, Samantha Rudolph, Sean Samon (#TeamReadAndWrite)
Essential Question: Why are books like Prisoner B-3087 essential to our understanding of important events?Prisoner B 3087 Theme
Purpose: Sometimes in subjects other than ELA, students are taught that primary, informative texts are the only texts that are necessary, factual, or relevant to the lives of our students, and we disagree. We believe that fiction (Historical Fiction, in this case) plays an important role in the education of our students and their comprehension of the concepts they are being taught and the events happening around them. Fiction should be celebrated, discussed, argued, defended, criticized, and valued in our Education System, just as any other text genre. Through this book club, we hope to teach our students important concepts they need to know to understand ANY text or any other form of informative outlet, such as Plot, Central Idea, and Characterization. We hope to teach them how to analyze a text, how to identify different ELA components an author uses in their writing, and how to incorporate those same components in their own writing or during their own reading.
Standards Addressed: (SC 2015, 7th Grade)
I 1.1, 3.2, 3.4, 5.1
LT 5.1, 6.1, 8.1, 9.2, 10.1, 11.1, 13.1-3
W 2.1, 4.1, 5.2, 6.1
C 1.1-5
Themes Involved: Social Status, Identity, Global Conflict, Interdependence, and Empathy.
Book Club Summary:
This unit (book club) will last for three weeks. Students will read assigned chapters each night, create their One-Pager (if due the next day, discussed in detail below), and will participate in discussion during class the following day.Students will create a One Pager document in which they pick three quotes from the book or section and explain the significance of the quotes and why they chose them. They will then have to design/draw a picture on the One Pager that correlates to the quotes they’ve selected. We’ve chosen this strategy because it helps students identify Author’s Purpose, and it will also encourage them to analyze Plot, Central Idea, and Characterization, which are the concepts we will focus on throughout the unit.Prisoner B 3087 Setting
Week 1 - Plot (Samantha R.)
Week 2 - Central Idea (Nicole R.)
Week 3 - Characterization (Sean S.)
We are going to split our book by chapters:
Before the concentration camps:
Chapters 1-5
Chapters 6-8
During the concentration camps:
Chapters 9-13 (Plaszow and Wieliczka Salt Mine)
Chapters 14-18 (Trzebinia and Birkenau)
Chapters 19-23 (Auschwitz, The 1st Death March, and Sachsenhausen)
Chapters 24-26 (Bergen-Belsen, Buchenwald and Gross-Rosen)
Chapters 27-29 (The 2nd Death March and Dachau)
After:
Chapters 30-Afterward
After the students create their One-Pagers at home (which they can do anytime before the respective due dates), during book club students will participate in whole-class discussion of the One-Pager they created, including discussion of quotes and pictures.
For a final project, students will pick the three most important quotes from the entire book and the class will create one large One-Pager to display in the school, with the rest of the One Pagers surrounding it. Also, students will be formally assessed by completing a final reflection of Prisoner B-3087, and the Holocaust itself.Prisoner B 3087 Concentration Camps
Prisoner B-3087 Quotes With Page Numbers
Chapters Discussed Download game half life 1.1 full.
Assignment Due
Book Club Activities/Mini-Lessons
Week 1, Students will Focus on Plot
Day 1
Chapters 1-3
Plot chart introduction
Day 2
Chapters 4-5
One-Pager (Ch. 1-5)Main Conflict
Day 3
Chapters 6-8
One Pager (Ch. 6-8)Rising Action
Day 4
Chapters 9-10
Subplot activity
Day 5
Chapters 11-13
One Pager (Ch. 9-13)Rising Action, discuss any subplots if any.
Week 2, Students will Focus on Central Idea
Day 6
Chapters 14-16
Mini-Lesson on Central Idea
Day 7
Chapters 17-18
One Pager (Ch. 14-18)Central Idea Tracking Tool
Day 8
Chapters 19-21Central Idea Tracking ToolHolocaust Documentary
Day 9
Chapters 22-23
One Pager (Ch. 19-23)Central Idea Poster
Day 10
Chapters 24-26
One Pager (Ch. 24-26)Presentations
Week 3, Students will focus on Charact- erization
Day 11
Chapters 27-28
Characterization Mini-Lesson
Character Map Activity
Day 12
Chapter 29
One Pager (Ch. 27-29)
Character Cell Phone Activity
Day 13
Complete Book
One Pager (Ch. 30-Afterward)
Creating Short Stories (focus on characterization)
Day 14
Collaboration On Final Project
Day 15
Collaboration/Completion of Final Project, Final Reflection Due, CelebrationPrisoner B 3087 Facts
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Our names are Nicole Roswurm, Samantha Rudolph, and Sean Samon; this is our Book Club that we have created for Middle-Level Teachers who are going through Prisoner B-3087
Prisoner B-3087 Timeline created by eh6617. Period: Mar 3, 1939 to Mar 27, 1945. Prisoner b-3087 Mar 24, 1939. Nazis invade Krakow, Poland. Note: all page numbers and citation info for the quotes below refer to the Scholastic edition of Prisoner B-3087 published in 2013. Chapter 1 Quotes If I had known what the next six years of my life were going to be like, I would have eaten more. This is Katie McCarthy and Hannah Grosse’s submission for the INS project due April 11, 2016. The video you are about to see is a book trailer of, ’Prisoner. Get Ultimate collection of Quotes from different authors and in different categories here. Prisoner B-3087. Based on the true story by Alan Gratz with Ruth and Jack Gruener. 2013 As a boy of ten when the Nazis invade Poland, Yanek loses all he holds dear. During the course of World War II, he survives ten different concentration camps in a remarkable true story of survival. The Red Pencil by Andrea Davis Pinkney. (by Alan Gratz) with their students. Here, we provide an engaging, 3-week unit that students will enjoy and find relevant to their understanding of the Holocaust and issues such as Social Justice, World Conflict, Discrimination, and Empathy. This project was completed as an assignment for EDML 573, a University of South Carolina Middle-Level Education Program, and we are focusing on developing our students’ reading and writing skills. The following is a brief overview of our unit plan:
Nicole Roswurm, Samantha Rudolph, Sean Samon (#TeamReadAndWrite)
Essential Question: Why are books like Prisoner B-3087 essential to our understanding of important events?Prisoner B 3087 Theme
Purpose: Sometimes in subjects other than ELA, students are taught that primary, informative texts are the only texts that are necessary, factual, or relevant to the lives of our students, and we disagree. We believe that fiction (Historical Fiction, in this case) plays an important role in the education of our students and their comprehension of the concepts they are being taught and the events happening around them. Fiction should be celebrated, discussed, argued, defended, criticized, and valued in our Education System, just as any other text genre. Through this book club, we hope to teach our students important concepts they need to know to understand ANY text or any other form of informative outlet, such as Plot, Central Idea, and Characterization. We hope to teach them how to analyze a text, how to identify different ELA components an author uses in their writing, and how to incorporate those same components in their own writing or during their own reading.
Standards Addressed: (SC 2015, 7th Grade)
I 1.1, 3.2, 3.4, 5.1
LT 5.1, 6.1, 8.1, 9.2, 10.1, 11.1, 13.1-3
W 2.1, 4.1, 5.2, 6.1
C 1.1-5
Themes Involved: Social Status, Identity, Global Conflict, Interdependence, and Empathy.
Book Club Summary:
This unit (book club) will last for three weeks. Students will read assigned chapters each night, create their One-Pager (if due the next day, discussed in detail below), and will participate in discussion during class the following day.Students will create a One Pager document in which they pick three quotes from the book or section and explain the significance of the quotes and why they chose them. They will then have to design/draw a picture on the One Pager that correlates to the quotes they’ve selected. We’ve chosen this strategy because it helps students identify Author’s Purpose, and it will also encourage them to analyze Plot, Central Idea, and Characterization, which are the concepts we will focus on throughout the unit.Prisoner B 3087 Setting
Week 1 - Plot (Samantha R.)
Week 2 - Central Idea (Nicole R.)
Week 3 - Characterization (Sean S.)
We are going to split our book by chapters:
Before the concentration camps:
Chapters 1-5
Chapters 6-8
During the concentration camps:
Chapters 9-13 (Plaszow and Wieliczka Salt Mine)
Chapters 14-18 (Trzebinia and Birkenau)
Chapters 19-23 (Auschwitz, The 1st Death March, and Sachsenhausen)
Chapters 24-26 (Bergen-Belsen, Buchenwald and Gross-Rosen)
Chapters 27-29 (The 2nd Death March and Dachau)
After:
Chapters 30-Afterward
After the students create their One-Pagers at home (which they can do anytime before the respective due dates), during book club students will participate in whole-class discussion of the One-Pager they created, including discussion of quotes and pictures.
For a final project, students will pick the three most important quotes from the entire book and the class will create one large One-Pager to display in the school, with the rest of the One Pagers surrounding it. Also, students will be formally assessed by completing a final reflection of Prisoner B-3087, and the Holocaust itself.Prisoner B 3087 Concentration Camps
Prisoner B-3087 Quotes With Page Numbers
Chapters Discussed Download game half life 1.1 full.
Assignment Due
Book Club Activities/Mini-Lessons
Week 1, Students will Focus on Plot
Day 1
Chapters 1-3
Plot chart introduction
Day 2
Chapters 4-5
One-Pager (Ch. 1-5)Main Conflict
Day 3
Chapters 6-8
One Pager (Ch. 6-8)Rising Action
Day 4
Chapters 9-10
Subplot activity
Day 5
Chapters 11-13
One Pager (Ch. 9-13)Rising Action, discuss any subplots if any.
Week 2, Students will Focus on Central Idea
Day 6
Chapters 14-16
Mini-Lesson on Central Idea
Day 7
Chapters 17-18
One Pager (Ch. 14-18)Central Idea Tracking Tool
Day 8
Chapters 19-21Central Idea Tracking ToolHolocaust Documentary
Day 9
Chapters 22-23
One Pager (Ch. 19-23)Central Idea Poster
Day 10
Chapters 24-26
One Pager (Ch. 24-26)Presentations
Week 3, Students will focus on Charact- erization
Day 11
Chapters 27-28
Characterization Mini-Lesson
Character Map Activity
Day 12
Chapter 29
One Pager (Ch. 27-29)
Character Cell Phone Activity
Day 13
Complete Book
One Pager (Ch. 30-Afterward)
Creating Short Stories (focus on characterization)
Day 14
Collaboration On Final Project
Day 15
Collaboration/Completion of Final Project, Final Reflection Due, CelebrationPrisoner B 3087 Facts
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