The Diary of a Young Girl: Anne Frank (The Definitive Edition)—Standard Pace Classes Reading Assignment #1
p. 1-2: June 12 – June 14, 1942
p. 9-10: June 20, 1942
p. 10-12: June 21, 1942
p. 13-16: July 1, 1942
p. 16-18: July 5, 1942
p. 18-27: July 8 - 11, 1942
Reading Assignment #2
p. 29-31: August 14, 1942
p. 31-32: August 21, 1942
p. 32-36: September 2, 1942
p. 40-42: September 27, 1942
p. 43-46: September 28, 1942
p. 47-49: October 1, 1942
Reading Assignment #3
p. 53-54: October 9, 1942
p. 56-57: October 20, 1942
p. 59:
November 2, 1942
p. 62-63: November 10, 1942
p. 63:
November 12
p. 64-67: November 17
p. 67-70: November 19 & 20
p. 70-71: November 28, 1942
Due Thursday, March 13
opening passages of her diary
thoughts about her diary
Miss Quack Quack reference
boyfriend named Hello and a reference to Peter Schiff
last day as a free teenager
going into hiding
• Throughout the unit on Anne Frank, students will work in discussion Due Friday, March 15
groups in class to complete general van Daans arrive (real name van Pels)
summaries of the readings. bookcase
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All students are required to keep pace Peter and arguments
with the readings in order to problem with Margot and mother
contribute positively to the discussion more fights
groups. Mrs. van Daan’s flirtations
• Students will complete a minimum of Due Tuesday, March 19
5 notes per reading assignment world outside of the annex
following the template outline carpenter scare
provided in class. concerns with puberty (also read postscript dated January 22, 1944)
Dussel arrives (real name Fritz Pfeffer)
Reading Assignment #4
p. 71-72: December 7, 1942
p. 73-75: December 10, 1942
p. 79-80: January 13, 1943
p. 81-82: February 5, 1943
p. 82-83: February 27, 1943
p. 85-86: March 10, 1943
Due Wednesday, March 20
Christmas and Hanukkah
Mr. van Daan and Dussell’s contributions
feelings towards mother
feelings about Margot, Peter, and Mrs. van Daan
building is sold
general fears
Reading Assignment #5
p. 89-92: March 25, 1943
p. 94-95: April 2, 1943
p. 95-96: April 27, 1943
p. 96-97: May 1, 1943
p. 100-101: May 18, 1943
p. 101-103: June 13, 1943
Due Thursday, March 21
first break in
more sentiments about mother
second break-in
Dussel’s selfishness
the war outside
Anne’s 14th birthday
Reading Assignment #6
p. 106-109: July 13, 1943
p. 109-110: July 16, 1943
p. 111-113: July 26, 1943
p. 115-116: August 3, 1943
p. 131-132: September 10
p. 132-133: September 16
Due Friday, March 22
fights with Dussel over use of desk and room
another break-in
fears regarding the air raids and bombings
their radio is turned in
Italy surrenders; hope returns; Mr. Kleiman’s illness
warehouse worker van Maaren snoops around
Reading Assignment #7
Due Monday, March 25
p. 134-135: September 29
pressures on Bep; concerns regarding the van Daans
p. 135-136: October 17, 1943 thief in the warehouse discovers van Daan’s wallet
p. 137-140: October 30, 1943 more on mother and inner contemplations
p. 147-148: November 27, 1943 dreams of friend Hanneli
Test on pages 1 - 151 on Tuesday, March 26
Reading Assignment #8
p. 151-153: December 24
p. 155-157: January 2, 1944
p. 161-164: January 7, 1944
p. 168-170: January 22, 1944
p. 174-176: January 28, 1944
Due Wednesday, March 27 (ELA MCAS - continue to keep up with the reading)
Anne’s maturity shows; thoughts about parents’ marriage
more mature thinking regarding her mother
Anne’s first love—Peter Schiff
Anne pledges to give up gossiping
boredom and the helpers
Reading Assignment #9
p. 184-186: February 14, 1944
p. 187-190: February 16, 1944
p. 196-197: February 28, 1944
p. 197-198: March 1, 1944
p. 205-208: March 7, 1944
Due Thursday, March 28 (ELA MCAS - continue to keep up with the reading)
Anne and Peter van Daan’s interest in one another begin
more about Peter; Anne and Peter discuss religion
sentimental thoughts about the two Peters
another break-in; duplicate key suspected
longer passage about Anne’s thoughts about herself
Reading Assignment #10
p. 224-226: March 20, 1944
p. 229-231: March 23, 1944
p. 241-242: March 29, 1944
p. 245-246: April 3, 1944
p. 246-248: April 5, 1944
Due Friday, March 29 (No school – Good Friday; keep up with the reading)
Margot’s attitude about Anne and Peter
Anne relies on Peter for information about sex
Anne first considers “publishing” her diary after the war
Anne details the dreary food cycles in the annex
famous quote: “I want to go on living even after my death.”
Reading Assignment #11
p. 249-260: April 11, 1944
p. 263-264: April 16, 1944
p. 268-269: April 25, 1944
p. 276-278: May 3, 1944
p. 280-282: May 6 & May 7
Due Monday, April 1
long entry regarding another break-in
first kiss for Anne
new security measures anger Dussel
Anne’s comments on war and mankind’s destructive urges
Anne writes a nasty letter to her father and he reacts
Reading Assignment #12
p. 288-292: May 11, 1944
p. 297-299: May 22, 1944
p. 300-301: May 25, 1944
p. 301-304: May 26, 1944
Due Tuesday, April 2
Anne expresses her wish to be a writer one day
comments on the rising anti-Semitism amongst the Dutch
Bep’s engaged
comments regarding the bravery of their helpers
Reading Assignment #13
p. 306-308: June 6, 1944
p. 310-316: June 13, 1944
p. 319-321: July 6, 1944
page 328:
Due Wednesday, April 3
“D” day – the much anticipated Allies’ invasion has begun
long passage about turning 15
very mature reasoning; Anne outgrows “love” for Peter
famous quote:”…I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are truly good at
heart.”
assassination attempt on Hitler
Anne’s final entry
p. 329-330: July 21, 1944
p. 330- 332: August 1, 1944
Final review on Thursday, April 4 and test on pages 151 – 335 on Friday, April 5