HOK The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas ch 16-20
There was also the fact that Lieutenant Kotler had been transferred away from Out-With and wasn't around to make Bruno feel angry and upset all the time. (ch 16, p178)
Why do you think Lieutenant Kotler was transferred to another place?
Why do you think Lieutenant Kotler was transferred to another place?
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There was also the fact that Lieutenant Kotler had been transferred away from Out-With and wasn't around to make Bruno feel angry and upset all the time. (ch 16, p178)
Why do you think Lieutenant Kotler was transferred to another place?
Why do you think Lieutenant Kotler was transferred to another place?
Slide 1 - Open vraag
It seems that he had an affair (or wanted one) with Bruno's mother, because earlier there are references that she seems much happier when he is around, she calls him 'precious' and here, in ch 16 Bruno says that before Kotler was transferred, his mom and dad fought a lot.
ch 16, p184
Why is Bruno's hair shaved off?
Why is Bruno's hair shaved off?
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ch 16, p185
"When he saw himself in the mirror Bruno couldn't help but think how much like Shmuel he looked now."
If you know how the story ends, what is the literary term for this?
"When he saw himself in the mirror Bruno couldn't help but think how much like Shmuel he looked now."
If you know how the story ends, what is the literary term for this?
A
flashback
B
metaphor
C
I don't know how the story ends.
D
flash-forward
Slide 3 - Quizvraag
Beside it being a flash-forward, this also shows how much the boys/all people are alike once one takes away everything that makes them look different, such as clothes/haircut/environment.
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Chapter 19, p210
'Does the marching go on for long?' he whispered because he was beginning to feel quite hungry now. 'I don't think so,' said Shmuel. 'I never see the people after they've gone on a march. But I wouldn't imagine it does.'
What do you feel when you read this?
'Does the marching go on for long?' he whispered because he was beginning to feel quite hungry now. 'I don't think so,' said Shmuel. 'I never see the people after they've gone on a march. But I wouldn't imagine it does.'
What do you feel when you read this?
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ch 19, p211
How does the weather reflect what is going on when the boys go on their march?
How does the weather reflect what is going on when the boys go on their march?
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Of course all this happened a long time ago and nothing like that could ever happen again.
Not in this day and age. (chr 20, p216)
Why do you think the author chose to end his story this way?
Not in this day and age. (chr 20, p216)
Why do you think the author chose to end his story this way?
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Did you finish the book before coming to class today?
Yes, I did.
No, not yet.
Slide 8 - Poll
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What is your opinion on the book?
😒🙁😐🙂😃
Slide 9 - Poll
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What's do you want to remember about this book/story for your book test?
Slide 10 - Woordweb
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Considering this is a children's book, would you recommend it to children?
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