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Historical Fiction: The Holocaust

In this lesson, we explore Chapters 3 and 4 of "Daniel's Story," focusing on key literary devices and significant events. Students will examine pivotal vocabulary terms such as Console, Black Market, and Deported, which enhance their understanding of the historical context of the Holocaust. The concept of flashbacks will also be discussed, highlighting Daniel’s reflections on his past while on a train. As part of the activity, students will jot down questions, identify major events, and update the family tree in their packets for deeper engagement with the narrative.

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Historical Fiction: The Holocaust

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  1. Do Now: • Copy the following words into the vocabulary section of your packet: • Console • Black Market • Deported • AGENDA: • Chapters 3 & 4 Historical Fiction:The Holocaust Daniel’s Story

  2. Console-(ch 3) – to give comfort and try to lessen someone’s sadness • Black Market-(ch 4) – buying something illegally, not regulated by the government • Deported-(ch 4) – sent away, transported

  3. Literary Devices in Daniel’s Story • Flashback: the character thinks about events that have happened in the past Where is Daniel when his flashbacks happen?

  4. Literary Devices: Flashback Daniel is on the train looking at pictures and remembering events in his life that happened in the past. The book tells the stories of those past events. Throughout the book

  5. Daniel’s Story—Chapters 3 & 4 • Read along in your book as I read aloud. • Jot down any ?s you have as we go along to discuss later.

  6. Partner Practice • Work with your reading partner to identify the major events in this chapter. • Write the events in the “Chapter 3 & 4” section of the packet. • Update the family tree with any character who have been added or taken away.

  7. Important Events from Chapters 3 & 4 • Chapter 3 (About 7 events) • Chapter 4 (About 4 events)

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