1. Holocaust Reading Journals
Please get your composition notebook from the back bookshelf, and your SpringBoard from the blue bookshelf. (Check for 6 books!)

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4. (Role)
Quotes
My Thoughts

5. (Pages to read)
(Role)
Quotes
My Thoughts

6. (Pages to read)
(Due Date)
(Role)
Quotes
My Thoughts

7. (Pages to read)
(Due Date)
(Role)
Quotes
My Thoughts
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8. Quotes My Thoughts Page # (Role) # (Pages to read) (Due Date)
(That means number of entries!)
(Role) #
Quotes
My Thoughts
Page #

9. Quotes My Thoughts Page # (Role) # (Pages to read) (Due Date)
(That means number of entries!)
(Role) #
Quotes
My Thoughts
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Choose a quote from the book that falls under the umbrella of your chosen role.
For example, the diction detective would choose a quote with a difficult vocabulary word.

10. Quotes My Thoughts Page # (Role) # (Pages to read) (Due Date)
(That means number of entries!)
(Role) #
Quotes
My Thoughts
Page #
Choose a quote from the book that falls under the umbrella of your chosen role.
For example, the diction detective would choose a quote with a difficult vocabulary word.
Then, following the rules of your role, explain your quote in the “My Thoughts” section.
Each example of quote + thought (explanation) counts as one “entry”

11. Quotes My Thoughts Page # (Role) # (Pages to read) (Due Date)
(That means number of entries!)
(Role) #
Quotes
My Thoughts
Page #
Choose a quote from the book that falls under the umbrella of your chosen role.
For example, the diction detective would choose a quote with a difficult vocabulary word.
Then, following the rules of your role, explain your quote in the “My Thoughts” section.
Each example of quote + thought (explanation) counts as one “entry”
Don’t forget to include the page number!

12. Quotes My Thoughts Page # (Role) # (Pages to read) (Due Date)
(That means number of entries!)
(Role) #
Quotes
My Thoughts
Page #
Each example of quote + thought (explanation) counts as one “entry”
Write a level 3 discussion question related to the quote. (look at SpringBoard pg. 109)
Define the vocabulary word, or explain the impact of the figurative language/imagery.
Connect the quote to a book/movie/tv show you know, or connect the quote to your life.
Relate it to setting, character, plot, etc.
Draw a picture to illustrate each quote.
Discussion Leader
Diction Detective
Bridge
Builder
Reporter
Artist
Choose a quote that falls under the umbrella of your chosen role.
Choose a quote with a difficult vocabulary word OR imagery.
Choose a quote that has an important connection.
Choose an important quote.
Choose a descriptive quote.