Do Now: 10 minutes Place your completed picture book on the table group labeled with that character. Then, using the half sheet to write down observations,

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Do Now: 10 minutes Place your completed picture book on the table group labeled with that character. Then, using the half sheet to write down observations, take your time walking around, looking at other students’ work. End

Write one word to summarize how it must have felt to live in Nazi Germany

As each person appears on the screen, write down one word to describe how that character feels about living in Nazi Germany

Bruno

Shmuel

Father

Mother

Pavel

Maria

Lieutenant Kotler

Symbolism: the use of symbols to signify ideas and qualities

Characters as Symbols: Complete the half-sheet with your group mates

Exit ticket: on the back of that half sheet, write the answer to the question below. What is the purpose of creating characters to symbolize different aspects of a culture? How is this better than simply explaining each aspect?