An important foreshadowing clue comes up at the end of chapter three.
Annemarie admitted to herself snuggling there in the quiet dark, that she was glad to be an ordinary person who would never be called upon for courage.
Later on in the novel we will see that Annmarie is called upon to do several courageous things. The first one is when she rips the Star of David necklace off of Ellen's neck. I like to go back then and have the students find the foreshadowing clue.
It then becomes apparent that courage is a theme in the novel. Here are some of the pictures that I have previously posted regarding Number The Stars. Christine
Here is a word sort that could be done after chapter 10 |
This character report card should be done near the end of the novel |
This is a story map that can be created after reading chapter 7 |
A two word summary created together after reading the novel |
I loved this book, in school.
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Chickadee Jubilee
Great book! I've always been a huge Lois Lowery fan. I'd love your book input for Fiction Friday a linky party I do every week to celebrate children's literature. Happy reading!
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The Teaching Thief
Fiction Friday: A Celebration of Children’s Literature
Wonderful idea! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteMy kids LOVE this book! I used it in lit circles and it was requested each time. I will definitely use some of these ideas. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Some great ideas! I teach this every year and LOVE it... I connect it with Hunger Games which the kids love and The Revolutionary War!
ReplyDeletelove this! Thank you!
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