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    This document provides instructions for students to complete a double-entry journal analyzing a character from The Diary of Anne Frank. Students are asked to choose one character and write six journal entries with a quote or narration from the text pertaining to that character on the left side and their own commentary and thoughts on the right side. An example is provided analyzing a quote from Mr. Van Daan showing his selfishness by selling his wife's coat for cigarettes while claiming she is the selfish one.

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    This document provides instructions for students to complete a double-entry journal analyzing a character from The Diary of Anne Frank. Students are asked to choose one character and write six journal entries with a quote or narration from the text pertaining to that character on the left side and their own commentary and thoughts on the right side. An example is provided analyzing a quote from Mr. Van Daan showing his selfishness by selling his wife's coat for cigarettes while claiming she is the selfish one.

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    This document provides instructions for students to complete a double-entry journal analyzing a character from The Diary of Anne Frank. Students are asked to choose one character and write six journal entries with a quote or narration from the text pertaining to that character on the left side and their own commentary and thoughts on the right side. An example is provided analyzing a quote from Mr. Van Daan showing his selfishness by selling his wife's coat for cigarettes while claiming she is the selfish one.

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    Anne Frank Double Entry

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    This document provides instructions for students to complete a double-entry journal analyzing a character from The Diary of Anne Frank. Students are asked to choose one character and write six journal entries with a quote or narration from the text pertaining to that character on the left side and their own commentary and thoughts on the right side. An example is provided analyzing a quote from Mr. Van Daan showing his selfishness by selling his wife's coat for cigarettes while claiming she is the selfish one.

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    Name __________________________________ Period _____________ Date __________________

    Double-Entry Journals for The Diary of Anne Frank

    Directions: Choose one character from the play, the one you will choose for your essay, and write six
    journal entries based on quotes (dialogue) and/or narration that pertains to him/her.

    Example for Mr. Van Daan:


    Quote and page number Commentary/thoughts
    “As I have often reminded Mrs. Van Daan, it’s Mr. Van Daan shows his pure selfishness by
    very selfish of her to keep it when people outside selling his wife’s beloved coat for cigarettes.
    are in such desperate need of clothing . . .And by Even worse, he shows hypocrisy by claiming that
    the way, will you get me cigarettes. . . get all you his wife is the selfish one. Obviously, he is
    can.” pg. 391 fooling nobody but himself, as can be seen in the
    way the others look away from him, embarrassed,
    when he comes downstairs (390).

    Character chosen for quotes _____________________________________

    Quote and page number Commentary/thoughts


    Name __________________________________ Period _____________ Date __________________

    Quote and page number Commentary/thoughts


    Name __________________________________ Period _____________ Date __________________

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