Argumentative text, Argumentative writing, Holocaust Remembrance Day, Holocaust

Argumentative text, Argumentative writing, Holocaust Remembrance Day, Holocaust This product analyzes Elie Wiesel's Noble Peace Prize Speech! This product is self-contained and digital or print.

Hope, Despair and Memory by Elie Wiesel

THIS PRODUCT IS PART OF THE FOLLOWING BUNDLES:

✡ Hope, Despair and Memory by Elie Wiesel WITH GOOGLE SLIDES

✡ THE HOLOCAUST GROWING BUNDLE

THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN COMPLETELY REDONE! IT IS NOW OVER 65 PAGES! This is a self-contained product on textual analysis; everything you need is here. This product focuses on the Nobel Peace Prize Lecture by Elie Wiesel: Hope, Despair and Memory. This work is listed as a text exemplar in the CCSS Appendix B.

SUBSTITUTE READY!!!

Achieve positive results in creating analytical thinkers by nurturing your students’ abilities and giving them the necessary tools to develop critical reasoning skills. This can be achieved through close textual analysis of various non-fiction texts.

INCLUDED IN THIS PRODUCT ARE THE FOLLOWING:

✡ 25 analysis prompts – the questions are presented in two formats – one plain version and one with images and a space to record the answer

✡ 18 pages of teacher notes and answers to the questions

✡ 36 words to define

✡ A link to the Nobel Peace Prize Lecture, broken down into numbered paragraphs

✡ Essay questions and discussion topics

✡ Some information on Elie Wiesel

✡ Suggestions on how to read the text at different levels. For instance, using Bloom’s Taxonomy, the majority of questions ask for comprehension, understanding, and application. However, I have included questions of a much higher order: analysis, creation, judgment, and evaluation.

✡ All of the questions included here are text-based and require critical thinking, reading, and writing.

✡ Group questions and individual questions

✡ Sample student answers

✡ A TOTAL OF 31 PAGES OF STUDENT WRITING PROMPTS (these pages are in the main product file and as a separate PDF in zip file)

✡ Examples of student annotation (Interpretive Notetaking)

✡ Several images from Auschwitz, Holocaust Museums, and Holocaust Memorials

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