Architectural Requirements Phase See Sommerville Chapters 11, 12, 13, 14, 18.2 1.
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The Boy in the Striped PyjamasLesson 7
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Lesson Objectives
At the end of this lesson, students should be able
to: Explore the thoughts and feelings of characters at particular moments in the story using a freeze-frame technique
Make notes relevant to a specif ic reading focus, based on a close reading of an extract
Develop annotation sk ills and use of PEE
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What sort of adjectives did you use to
describe ¶the Fury·?
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Freeze Frame Drama strateg y that
requires you to create astill-image of something
that has been descri bed. Using cards gi ven to you,
create a frozen image of thescene in a way that reveals
the thoughts and feelings of the characters about thesituation they are in.
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Things to consider The angle of the body and the placing of arms
and legs
Facial expressions Direction of eyes
Use of props such as chairs and tables
Whether the character should appear relaxed or
tense
The use of height to show status
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Freeze Frame Using cards gi ven to you,
create a frozen image of the
scene in a way that revealsthe thoughts and feelings of the characters about thesituation they are in.
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Anti-semitism What does it mean?
Anti-semitism is prejudice against or
hostilit y towards Jews, of ten rooted in hatredof their ethnic back ground, culture, and/orreligion. In its extreme form, it "attri butes tothe Jews an exceptional position among all
other ci v ilizations, defames them as an inferiorgroup and denies their being part of thenation[s]" in w hich they reside. A person w hopractices anti-semitism is called an "anti-
semite."
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Task
R ead through the extract gi ven to you.
Annotate the text, w hilst considering thefollow ing question:
Wh y do you think the writerincludes details about the forced
removal of the Jew ish citizens of Cracow?
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Using PEE Point: I think John Boyne includes these detailsto...
Ev idence: He does this w hen he descri bes,
Evaluation: This suggests that...
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Using PEE, create a short paragraph toanswer the following question:
What do we learn about theconditions for the people in
the Cracow ghetto?
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Development Now we are going to compare Bruno¶s journey toOut- With w ith Shmuel¶s journey, using the text to support our answers.
R ead both extracts. Highlight all descripti ve words and adjecti ves.
Look ing at these words, write down the feelingsand atmosphere created by each description.
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Using connectives When comparing texts, it is important that you
make use of connecti ves. Here is a list of common connecti ves used in comparati ve
writing:
Whereas
However
On the other hand
A lternati vely
Instead of
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Write a comparative PEE paragraphabout Bruno and Shmuel·s journey to
Out-With
Shmuel describes the train as...
Whereas Bruno describes the trainas...
This shows that ...
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Why do you suppose John Boyne
creates such a stark comparison for
the reader?