1. Remembering 9-11-2001 Tribute In your spiral notebook, new page, write the title from above.

2. Remembering Tribute Remembering those who lost their lives, those who put themselves at risk to help others in need, families who were torn apart, and ordinary citizens who came together to show their patriotism towards America in extraordinary ways.
In spiral notebook answer the following:
In your opinion, what are several character traits that make a person, an animal a hero?
Whom in your own life do you consider a hero? Explain why?
Do you think you personally could become a hero? Explain why? OR Why not?

4. Remembering 9-11-2001 Tribute
Next: You will be watching 4 min. segment(s) on YouTube that will show you what happened in NYC on
While you are watching, write your reactions, sketch a visual representation of one of the scenes that resonated with what you felt, comment about the feelings you are having and the feelings one might have felt in NYC at the time of the attack.

5. Remembering9/11 Tribute feat: The Fray "How to Save a Life"
Remembering 9/11 tribute (Never Say Never-The Fray)
Remembering9/11 Tribute feat: The Fray "How to Save a Life"

6. Lady Liberty Memorial Interactive Listen while I read about Lady Liberty following the attacks.
Welcome to Lady Liberty
In the weeks and months following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, a Statue of Liberty replica stood honor guard outside a firehouse on Eighth Avenue and West 48th Street in Manhattan. The firehouse was Engine 54/Ladder 4/Battalion 9, which lost 15 of their men at the World Trade Center on 9/11.
It is uncertain how the fiberglass statue suddenly appeared outside the firehouse, but its arrival soon encouraged Lady Liberty's ongoing, spontaneous ornamentation with messages and tributes left by the public. Neighborhood volunteers assumed responsibility for arranging these offerings, along with the fresh flowers, food and sympathy items that accumulated on the sidewalks edging the firehouse.
Now covered from torch to toe with uniform patches, miniature American flags, money, mass cards, rosary beads, condolence notes, souvenir postcards, angel figurines and other mementos from mourners and passersby, this distinctive memorial was donated to the permanent collection of the 9/11 Memorial Museum in memory of the firefighters from Engine 54/Ladder 4/Battalion 9 killed at the World Trade Center on September 11, It is currently on display at the 9/11 Memorial Museum.
Curriculum

7. In groups you will answer the following questions, take turns expressing your thoughts, please be kind & respectful listen to each other with intent.
What is the purpose of temporary memorials?
What do the individual pieces on the statue symbolize?
If you were to leave a tribute on Lady Liberty memorial what would it be and why?
Do symbols become stronger after a community suffers a crisis? Why? Why not?
What motivates people to create memorials after a tragedy?
How can unity within a community be affirmed or made stronger through art like this? Explain.