1. Big Questions
Work with your table group to develop one “big question” you have about Night so far. When you are sure of your question, send up a representative to write it in one of the spaces.
One:
Two:
Three:
Four:

2. Write down one aspect of Night so far that frustrated you
Write it down, crumple it up, and shoot it into the recycling bin

3. Write down one aspect of Night so far that disturbed you
Write it down, crumple it up, and shoot it into the recycling bin

4. Write down why you think Elie Wiesel wrote this story
Write it down, crumple it up, and walk to one side of the room

5. Please throw your crumpled paper to the other side of the room, and pick up one of the papers you find on the floor
Then, return to your seat.

6. Purpose—why an author writes a text
To surprise
To enlighten
To entertain
To scare
To call to action
To warn
To anger
To inspire

7. Tone—the attitude the writer has towards the subject
Angry
Betrayed
Annoyed
Happy
Grateful
Mournful
Apologetic
Optimistic

8. Mood—the way the author leaves the reader feeling
Angry
Sad
Happy
Suspicious
Hopeful
Pessimistic
Relieved
Annoyed

9. Read the prologue. As you read complete the reflection
Whatever you do not finish is homework for tonight