NIGHT Project – Due Friday, March 8, 2013
This project must be done electronically. You may choose the easiest format – KEYNOTE – making
each slide one of the parts. I would love it; however, if you would use another app (such as
PICcollage) on your iPad to create a book of sorts (see example of non-electronic book).
Please turn in your completed project to Ebackpack.
Part 1 = Cover or Intro
• Include:
• Title of the Book (Night)
• Author of the Book (Elie Wiesel)
• Illustration for the book – cannot be the
same as any published cover illustration
• Choose any symbol from the book.
Part 2 = Symbol 1
• Title = Name of the Symbol – ex. Cattle
Car
• Include an analysis paragraph:
• Topic Sentence
• Textual Evidence
• Citation ex: (Wiesel 22).
• Analysis (Your own words, analyzing the
evidence)
• Closing Sentence
• Small Illustration – clip art or online
graphic
Part 3 = Symbol 2
• Choose any symbol from the book.
• Title = Name of the Symbol – ex. Cattle
Car
• Include an analysis paragraph:
• Topic Sentence
• Textual Evidence
• Citation ex: (Wiesel 22).
• Analysis (Your own words, analyzing the
evidence)
• Closing Sentence
• Small Illustration – clip art or online
graphic
Part 4 = Theme 1
• Choose any theme from the book: faith,
social status, unity of father and son,
survival
• Title: Name of the Theme – ex. Faith
• Include an analysis paragraph:
• Topic Sentence
• Textual Evidence
• Citation ex: (Wiesel 22).
• Analysis (Your own words, analyzing the
evidence)
• Closing Sentence
• Small Illustration – clip art or online
graphic
Part 5 = Theme 2
• Choose any theme from the book: faith,
social status, unity of father and son,
survival
• Title: Name of the Theme – ex. Faith
• Include an analysis paragraph:
• Topic Sentence
• Textual Evidence
• Citation ex: (Wiesel 22).
• Analysis (Your own words, analyzing the
evidence)
• Closing Sentence
• Small Illustration – clip art or online
graphic
Part 6 = Internal Conflict
• Choose any internal conflict from the
book: Character v. Self
• Title: Internal Conflict
• Include an analysis paragraph:
• Topic Sentence
• Textual Evidence
• Citation ex: (Wiesel 22).
• Analysis (Your own words, analyzing the
evidence)
• Closing Sentence
• No Illustration required
Part 9 = Direct Characterization
• Choose any indirect characterization.
• Title = Indirect Characterization
• Include an analysis paragraph:
• Topic Sentence
• Textual Evidence
• Citation ex: (Wiesel 22).
• Analysis (Your own words, analyzing the
evidence)
• Closing Sentence
• No Illustration required
Part 10 = Timeline
Part 7 = External Conflict
• Choose any external conflict from the
book: Character v. Character, Character
v. Society
• Title: External Conflict
• Include an analysis paragraph:
• Topic Sentence
• Textual Evidence
• Citation ex: (Wiesel 22).
• Analysis (Your own words, analyzing the
evidence)
• Closing Sentence
• No Illustration required
Part 8 = Direct Characterization
• Choose any direct characterization
• Title = Direct Characterization
• Include an analysis paragraph:
• Topic Sentence
• Textual Evidence
• Citation ex: (Wiesel 22).
• Analysis (Your own words, analyzing the
evidence)
• Closing Sentence
• No Illustration required
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Title: Timeline
Include at least 25 events from the book
in chronological order.
It can be a list or another creative
format.
You may use multiple slides if needed.
Number each event.
No Illustration required
Part 11 = Biography
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Title: Biography
In your own words, write a 5-10 sentence
biography about Elie Wiesel.
You will get your information from
somewhere, so you need a Works Cited.
Use www.easybib.com
Part 12 = Author’s Message
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Title: Author’s Message
In a 5-10 sentence paragraph, explain the
author’s message of this book in your
own words.
Why did he write this novel? What did he
want readers to take away after reading
it?