This document provides a list of topics and themes from the novel "Night" and instructions for an assignment to analyze and visualize the relationships between selected topics. Students are asked to choose 3 or more topics, explore how they relate to each other in the book, find quotes to define each topic, select images to represent the topics, and create a PowerPoint or Word document meshing the images and quotes together creatively. Examples of potential topics from the list provided include family, faith, survival, and human dignity. The goal is for students to meaningfully analyze and showcase connections between important themes in the novel.
This document provides a list of topics and themes from the novel "Night" and instructions for an assignment to analyze and visualize the relationships between selected topics. Students are asked to choose 3 or more topics, explore how they relate to each other in the book, find quotes to define each topic, select images to represent the topics, and create a PowerPoint or Word document meshing the images and quotes together creatively. Examples of potential topics from the list provided include family, faith, survival, and human dignity. The goal is for students to meaningfully analyze and showcase connections between important themes in the novel.
This document provides a list of topics and themes from the novel "Night" and instructions for an assignment to analyze and visualize the relationships between selected topics. Students are asked to choose 3 or more topics, explore how they relate to each other in the book, find quotes to define each topic, select images to represent the topics, and create a PowerPoint or Word document meshing the images and quotes together creatively. Examples of potential topics from the list provided include family, faith, survival, and human dignity. The goal is for students to meaningfully analyze and showcase connections between important themes in the novel.
! Family
! Hate
! Fire
! Faith
! Survival
! Night
! Purpose
! Loss
of
innocence
! Prayer
! Time
! Silence
! Never
forget.
! Humanity
! Father-son
bonds
! Setting
! Hope
! Religion
! Freedom
! Work
! Greed
! Other:________
What
to
do
1. Select
3
or
more
topics
or
themes
that
you
understand
very
well
2. Brainstorm
about
how
each
topic
relates
to
one
another
or
how
they
influence
one
another
in
the
novel
3. Find
some
specific
quotes
or
a
phrase
from
the
book
or
from
an
outside
source
that
defines
the
topic
4. Find
and
collect
a
picture(s)
for
each
topic
you
have
selected
and
be
able
to
explain
why
the
picture
you
selected
symbolizes
the
topic
you
have
chosen
5. Using
Microsoft
PowerPoint
or
word
to
organize
or
Meshup
your
pictures
and
quotes
in
a
meaningful
way
and
in
a
creative
way
6. Create
and
additional
page
titled
Work
cited
to
cite
the
links
of
your
pictures
7. When
you
are
finished,
save
your
document
((NAME)_(CLASS)_MESHUP)
and
share
your
document
with
Mr.
L
via
email:
mlegesse11@ehc.edu
Key
things
to
remember:
a) Be
creative
b) Use
appropriate
pictures
c) You
are
not
limited
to
this
prompt.
Feel
free
to
come
up
with
your
own
topics
as
long
as
they
can
be
found
in
the
book.