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The Diary of Anne Frank

The Diary of Anne Frank. 1933- Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party comes into power in Germany. 1935- The Nuremberg Laws are passed—stripping Jews of their rights as citizens in Germany. The Star of David is required to be worn by all Jews.

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The Diary of Anne Frank

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  1. The Diary of Anne Frank

  2. 1933- Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party comes into power in Germany. 1935- The Nuremberg Laws are passed—stripping Jews of their rights as citizens in Germany. The Star of David is required to be worn by all Jews. 1939- Germany invaded Poland– triggering the start of WWII. 1929- Anne Frank is born in Frankfurt, Germany. 1933- Mr. Frank moves his family to the Netherlands. 1941- The Frank girls are forced to attend an all Jewish school. 1942- Margot receives a letter to report to a labor camp– the family decides to go into hiding. Timeline

  3. The Secret Annex

  4. Westertoren

  5. Connecting to the StoryPreparing to read If your family had to go into hiding and you could only bring your most precious possessions…. What would they be? (keep in mind… no one could know where you were… that means no internet access)

  6. Connecting to the StoryAct 1, Scene 1, 2 “There are no walls, there are no bolts, no locks that anyone can put on you mind” -Otto Frank What does this quote mean?

  7. Connecting to the StoryAct 1, Scene 3 Everyone seems to be getting on one another’s nerves in this scene. If you were in hiding with your family what do you think you would argue about? -think about your pet peeves -think about things you do to irritate your siblings and parents

  8. Anne and Edith • Mother Daughter differences

  9. Connecting to the StoryAct 1, Scene 4 In this scene Anne has a terrible dream and wants only her father to comfort her. Who do you turn to when you need comfort, are scared, or need advice?

  10. Connecting to the StoryAct 1, Scene 5 The “family” is enjoying their Hanukkah celebration, when it is suddenly interrupted by noises from the building below, followed by Peter breaking a lamp. Based on everything that has happened, predict what you think will happen in the second act. How will this story end?

  11. The Secret Annex 3-D tour of the Secret Annex

  12. Connecting to the StoryAct 2, Scene 1 Write a response to Anne’s speech on page 928. “We’re young, Margot and Peter and I! you grown-ups have had your chance! But look at us…If we begin thinking of all the horror in the world, we’re lost! We’re trying to hold onto some kind of ideals… when everything…ideals, hopes… everything, are being destroyed! It wasn’t our fault that the world is in such a mess! We weren’t around when all this started! So don’t try to take it out on us!”

  13. Connecting to the StoryAct 2, Scene 2 Make a venn diagram listing the differences and similarities between teenagers in the 1940’s and today.

  14. Connecting to the StoryAct 2, Scene 3 In this scene Mr. Van Daan is caught stealing food. How is this situation handled in the story? Would you have handled the situation differently? Why or Why not?

  15. Connecting to the StoryAct 2, Scene 4, 5 “In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart” --Anne Frank What do you think would have happened to Anne, Margot and Peter survived? How would their lives be different, what would they do when they grew up, would they remain friends?

  16. Timeline • December 7, 1941- attack on Pearl Harbor- The United States enters the war, first with Japan, then with Germany • June 6, 1944- D-Day- start of the liberation of Europe • April 30, 1945- Hitler commits suicide • May 7, 1945- Germany surrenders– the war is over in Europe. • August 14, 1945- Japan surrenders shortly after the US drops two atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki • October, 25, 1945- The United Nations is created

  17. Character Analysis • Otto Frank • Died of lung cancer in 1980

  18. Character Analysis • Edith Frank • Died at Auschwitz from starvation in 1945

  19. Character Analysis • Margot Frank • Died of Typhus in Belsen in 1945

  20. Character Analysis • Anne Frank • Died of Typhus in Belsen in 1945

  21. Character Analysis • Mr. Van Daan • Died by Gas at Auschwitz in 1944

  22. Character Analysis • Mrs. Van Daan • Date and place of death are unknown

  23. Character Analysis • Peter Van Daan • Died on a death march in Mauthausen in 1945

  24. Character Analysis • Mr. Dussel • Died of illness at Neuengamme in 1945

  25. Character Analysis • Mr. Kraler • Spent 7 months in a labor camp, but escaped during a forced march and remained in hiding until after the war. • Died of old age in 1981.

  26. Character Analysis • Miep Gies • Died of old age in January, 2010

  27. Playbill Project • Cover design- must be creative, colorful and based on the story (20 points) • Character- must list at least 5 adjectives to describe each character. Must list how each member died. (10 characters, 2 point each = 20 points) • Important dates- must have at least 10 important dates listed in correct order. (1 points each = 10 points) • Summaries- Must be well written paragraph giving all the important information. Grammar, spelling, and punctuation will count!! (15 points each; 30 Total) • Set design- must be colorful and based on the facts you know about the annex (10 points) • Critic review- must be a well written paragraph stating your opinions about the play (10points)

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