Number the Stars - Comparison to History
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Number the Stars by Lois Lowry
Lesson Plans by Becky Harvey
Number the Stars is a realistic historical fiction that portrays a young Danish girl, Annemarie, during the Nazi occupation. Annemarie’s best friend Ellen and her family are Jewish, and as such, are being hunted by the Nazis. Engage students with premade activities and storyboards with Storyboard That.
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Number the Stars - Comparing the Book to History
Storyboard Text
- The Danish Rescue Effort
- "'Well,' Annemarie said slowly, 'now I think that all of Denmark must be bodyguard for the Jews, as well.'"
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- Number the Stars
- Real Life
- Nazi Detainment
- "Peter leaned forward. 'It is their way of tormenting. For some reason, they want to torment Jewish people.'"
- In the book, there are many fishermen who also helped to save the lives of people being hunted by the Nazis. Peter was an active member of the Danish Resistance, and Uncle Henrik was one of the fishermen who sailed people to Sweden for safety.
- Over 7,200 Jewish citizens of Denmark were saved because of the efforts of the Danish Resistance Movement. Fishermen did smuggle Jewish Danes to Sweden.
- People were collected from the streets and sent to detainment camps, simply for being Jewish.
- Nazis did hunt and imprison Jews. They segregated people based on religion, gender, and race. Many people the Nazis did not like were sent to prison camps.
Image Attributions
- Copenhagen - Moyan_Brenn - (License Attribution )
- No Escape - c@rljones - (License Attribution, Non Commercial )
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