It taught me about the struggles of the Holocaust and World War 2 for Jewish people. It also taught me how people were restrained to stay indoors all day and hide and never feel the outside breeze or sun until the war was over. via Aditya / Ravenclaw #AnnesTweets
This points out the true ugliness of being forced into hiding and how it causes people to change. It makes you realize the gravity of the situation, that it was a terrible thing to be forced into hiding. via Anika/Hufflepuff #AnnesTweets
It taught me that even in the toughest of times, you have to try and keep your cool like Anne. Lots of the other Annex members completely changed because of their setting. Even at the end, Anne said that everyone is good at heart. via Ryan /Gryffindor #AnnesTweets
Reading Anne Frank taught me that it is extremely important to maintain a positive outlook, because it can make hard times a little bit more tolerable. via Aqsa / Gryffindor #AnnesTweets
Reading Anne Frank taught me that all people in their life have hard times, but the people that learn to face those hard times are successful. via Vivek Patel/Ravenclaw #AnnesTweets
Anne Frank taught me to be optimistic, and not to be held back by the actions of the others around you. Despite being locked away and being discriminated against, Anne still held the belief that people really are good at heart. via Maya / Dumbledore's Army #AnnesTweets
Membership Grid topic 1/19“ Good triumphs over evil” is a major theme in this play: people are basically good at heart. Which characters help to develop that theme? Which characters, circumstances, or events appear to contradict it? via Mr. Saverino / Headmaster #AnnesTweets
For me, this depends on what kind of risk it is and if I get caught during this, then I would have to die, while they survive because they don’t get caught. This also depends because they are innocent and they shouldn’t die. via Vivek #AnnesTweets
If I was in the situation that Mr.Kraler and Miep were in, I think that I would do the same thing. I would be standing for a just cause and doing what is right. I think the risk is definitely worth the reward. Isaac #AnnesTweets
Today's Membership Grid Topic: Would you be willing to risk your life for someone you hardly know, understanding that if you are caught, you will be put to death? via Mr. Saverino / Head Master #Anne'sTweets
To be an Outsider means to be someone who would face their own problems and never run away from them. An Outsider is brave and is different from others. An Outsider will care about all their friends and never turn up against any of them. via Saahil Hufflepuff #OutsiderTweets
Now that you have finished the book, consider our essential question: What does it mean to be an "Outsider"? via Mr. Saverino / Head Master #OutsiderTweets
Why do you think Johnny put a note about 'how he didn't care about dying at this time, staying gold, and keep looking at those sunsets' in Ponyboy's book? via Ashley #OutsidersTweets