This is a blog where the students of Mr. La Marr's 4th Grade Rapid Learner Class will post their ideas about interesting topics within our classroom. The writings will, hopefully, give a reader the opportunity for thought as the students generate insightful ideas!
Friday, March 1, 2019
Japanese Internment During World War II
During World War II, the Japanese Americans on the West Coast of the United States were removed from their communities and interned in camps spread around the counttry. We have read the book Journey to Topaz, we have discussed what lead up to the internment, and we have had a field trip where former internees spoke to you about their experience. Additionally, you were able to see many artifacts at the California Museum from the time of internment.
For this blog post, you get to give your thoughts about internment. Simply put, what do you think about the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II? Think about what happened, form an opinion or two, and let that be your big idea. Then, you can use your own thoughts and factual details to support your opinion. You may write as many paragraphs as you think it will take for you to fully express your thoughts. We also read Number the Stars where there was a call for human decency all over the world. If you wish, you can discuss human decency along with this topic. Be thoughtful, and be complete so that others reading your post will learn something about Japanese Internment.
As usual, please take some time to read others' thoughts and comment on their work.
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