If you have read Anne Frank, what are 10 items that you think would represent this book?

Question

No, I am a student teacher. I am planning an activity for my 10th grade english class

Answer 1

A food stamp, a Nazi flag, a diary, a jar with yellow stuff in it (if you don't mind being sort of gross), a cat, a radio, a bicycle, a French textbook, a Star of David, a bomber plane...
That's all I can get. Does that help?

Answer 2

If you can find any, (talk to your grandparents, maybe) I would suggest items from everyday life at the time: an old hand mixer, an old phone, any sort of thing that they might have had in the annex, perhaps some books of the period? I've seen pictures of the annex and there was a bookshelf in there. You might try to get hold of that, too, the pictures; probably available on the internet, what I saw was a special on the possible person who turned the Franks in, on, I think, Discovery or like that.

Answer 3

The attic where they ended up . also the Nazi
the prison . The neighbor who told on them
the watch store her father run ,the diary she
kept . the bicycle , her cat, the window she lookout of . the dreams she had about when the
war was over . The people they knew and the
people they helped escape . the hidden
hiding place that they stay in for two years.

Answer 4

Are you doing a book in the box thing for Ms. Incalcaterra! my brother John is doing that for Bangor's Ms. Incalcaterra he is in 7th grade. Wow!

Answer 5

unfortunately i did not read this book, but i intend to buy it.