Night 12

Night 12

p. 98-103

POINTS

• Read and respond to p. 98-103 of Night

• Identify ways in which the Holocaust has affected Eliezer

Read p. 98-103

Multiple Choice

Eliezer’s father, unconscious, is almost mistaken for dead and thrown out of the train.

• True

• False

Open Ended

Why does Eliezer slap his father when they are on the train to Buchenwald?

Open Ended

Why does Eliezer’s father call Meir Katz?

Multiple Choice

When the train arrives at Buchenwald, Meir Katz is among the dead.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Independent Practice: How many Jews are in the train car at the beginning of the journey? How many get out of the wagons?

• There were about 100; now there are 12

• There were about 100; now there are 50

• There were about 50; there are still 50

• There were about 50; now there are 12

Open Ended

Independent Practice: Where have they arrived when they get out of the wagon?

POINTS

• Read and understand p. 98-103 of Night (done!)

• Identify ways in which the Holocaust has affected Eliezer

Remember...

The Holocaust was a horribly traumatic experience that affected millions of people. Even survivors were affected (and continued to be affected after the Holocaust).

Reread the scene from after the Holocaust

Open Ended

How has Eliezer changed from the beginning of the book? (Pay particular attention to the scene from after the Holocaust)

Open Ended

Independent Practice: What is the experience that Eliezer has after the Holocaust? What is the effect of the Holocaust on Eliezer?

POINTS

• Read and understand p. 98-103 of Night (done!)

• Identify ways in which the Holocaust has affected Eliezer (done!)