Anne Frank Projects Essay

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Final Project Options
50 Points If you choose one of these projects, the highest grade you can earn on the final project is a C.
1. Write a eulogy for Anne that expresses what you think are her finest personal characteristics. Use examples from the movie or play to support your claims.
Usually in a eulogy it is a good idea to tell stories about the person who has passed away. You may write your eulogy from any character’s perspective.
Your eulogy should be 1 page typed, double spaced, standard margins, and 12 point font.
2. Write at least two diary entries from another character’s perspective. Each entry should be about an event that occurred in the play or movie. Your entries should total at least 1 typed page the same rules apply.

If you choose one of these projects, the highest grade you can earn on the final project is a B. 1. Write at least 4 diary entries from another character’s perspective. Each entry should be about an event that occurred in the play or movie. Your entries should total 2 typed pages the same rules apply.
2. Write a newspaper article about the arrest of the residents of the Secret Annex.
Your article should include background information about the families and how they had been living in hiding. Your article will include information that could feasibly be true. Your article could include quotes from eyewitnesses (that you make up, but are believable). It can be written from a proNazi or proJew perspective. Your article will be at least two pages typed the same rules apply. If you choose one of these

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