For two years Anne hid in an annex with 7 other people during World War 2. She wrote her thoughts on paper and in notebooks during that time. This book has been reprinted in over 70 languages and serves as a testament to Anne Frank's life and times. 

Students will be responsible for completing the reading ahead of time. During class, we will discuss the significance of the readings. 
The questions asked will include questions on vocabulary, comprehension, and history. We will go on a virtual tour of the secret annex as we discuss the time Anne spent there.

Each lesson will include time for introductions, greetings, and a synopsis of the previous week's readings. We will also watch Anne Frank's video diary to compare and contrast. 

Page numbers will vary from book to book as many editions are available, please read based on the diary entry dates listed below:

Week 1: 
Read up until November 10, 1942

Week 2: 
Read up until July 29, 1943

Week 3: 
Read up until January 12, 1944

Week 4: 
Read up until March 16, 1944

Week 5: 
Read up until May 3, 1944

Week 6:
Read until the end of the book

Learners will be provided with a digital notebook created in Google Slides to review after each class. 
Learners are required to have a copy of the book The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank (I will be teaching using the standard version, NOT the Definitive Edition)