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T- Tell me something about what you read
EX- Write out an EXcerpt from the book (with citation) related to the most significant or pivotal point in the reading
Example: "My father was crying. It was the first time I saw him cry. I had never thought it possible" (Wiesel 19).
T- Try to understand better by asking a question
Y- How does it relate to you? OR, if it does not relate to you; How did reading this make you FEEL?
EX- Write out an EXcerpt from the book (with citation) related to the most significant or pivotal point in the reading
Example: "My father was crying. It was the first time I saw him cry. I had never thought it possible" (Wiesel 19).
T- Try to understand better by asking a question
Y- How does it relate to you? OR, if it does not relate to you; How did reading this make you FEEL?
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(T) They were being liquidated from the concentration camps.
ReplyDelete(EX) "At the entrance to the camp, SS officers were waiting for us."(Wiesel 104)
(T) Why would they bomb the camps?
(Y) This makes me feel sad because they had to experience the worst things ever!
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ReplyDeleteT his father died
ReplyDeleteEX "they did not give us anything they said that we were sick and that we would die soon that it would be a wast of food" weisel 107
T why did the man tell him to stop helping his dad?
Y thats really powerfull.
T his father died
ReplyDeleteEX "At the entrance to the camp, ss oficers where waiting for us." (wiesel 104)
T how can they do this?
Y i dont like to read this because it makes me sad
T: i feel so bad for them all
ReplyDeleteEX: "And if i searched deep i might have found something like: 'Free at last'!" (Wiesel 112) OH-MY-GOD! HE DOESN'T EVEN CARE THAT HIS FATHER DIED!!!!!!! WHAT A JERK
T: how can people be this cruel
Y: this makes me feel really sad
(T) his dad dies
ReplyDelete(EX) "At the entrance to the camp, ss officers where waiting for us." (Wiesel 104.
(T) What the Nazi's were doing was way out of line.
(Y) it's really hard to read this book.
(T) Elie's dad dies.
ReplyDelete(EX) "And if I searched deep I might have found something like: Free at last!" (Wiesel 112)
(T) How can he not feel sad that his dad died.
(Y) its really hard to keep reading this book.
T) his dad is no longer with him.
ReplyDelete(EX) "At the entrance to the camp, ss officers where waiting for us." (Wiesel 104.
(T)how is he still alive.
(Y) ???
t-Elie's days at the concentrathion camp were over
ReplyDeleteex "Free at last!" (Wiesel 112)
t- what will happen next?
Y- i am happy that the hardships are over
T = Elie's father dies.
ReplyDeleteEX = "They must have taken him away before daybreak and taken him to the crematorium." (Wiesel 112).
T = Why wasn't Elie sad?
Y = I cried for a bit.
T in the end of the book elie's father dies.
ReplyDeleteEX "No not my dad"
T When will elie get out of the holocast
Y I hope that that will not happen again.
T the gemans are liquiditeing the camp
ReplyDeleteEx no not my dad
T why did the germans not give up
Y it does not
(T) people were put into groups of 100 and taken to the showers
ReplyDelete(EX)" only it wasnt easy to reach the showers" (Elie Wiesel 104)
(T)why are they so mean?
(Y)i can be really mean sometimes too