1. Mav Block Tomorrow Holocaust quiz Make-up Writing Fair CEI Practice
Andrews (431)
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Writing Fair
Hill (428)
Be sure to get a stamp!!
CEI Practice
Smith (427)
There is graded CEI in class tomorrow!!
“Night” work session
Watson (430)
Bring your Springboard book
You do not need a stamp!

2. Allegory Prompt: Write the word ALLEGORY
Turn to the next page in your notebook, and label it “Terrible Things.”
Write the word ALLEGORY
Define- a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one.
Prompt:
Why do author’s use allegory?

3. “Terrible Things” by Eve Bunting An Allegory of the Holocaust
Make notes while we read:
Animal List: When taken? Why?
What do you notice about the two rabbits?
What do you notice about the strategy of the “terrible things?”

4. “First They Came for the Communists” Spring Board page 188
As we read, underline the words and phrases that identify what the author is not.
How does each stanza contribute to a developing sense of doom?
How are the short story and poem connected? Have we seen evidence of this in our society? If so, where/how?

5. from Night Spring Board page 185
As you read, underline words and phrases that describe how Moishe changed.
After you read, answer #4 on page 187.
This is HOMEWORK if you do not finish.
Take your book home with you!
Remember that this book is EXPENSIVE to replace!