Ms.+Johnston+Valentine's+Day+Cards+2013



**Background & Directions: **George Orwell’s Animal Farm is interpreted as a satire of political events of the Russian Revolution following the 1917 Revolution and an allegorical story. By giving each of the animals on the farm one  human quality, the assignment was for each reader to select an animal and follow its human trait throughout the novel. At the conclusion of the story, the student sent a Valentine’s Day message to their favorite character describing why they enjoyed them. As every reader discovered, Orwell’s message proves there must be leaders, they must be given power, and some people will be hurt in the process.


 * [[image:zach.jpg width="320" height="294" link="file:valentines-day-2011/zach.wmv"]] ||  || [[image:Sarah.....jpg width="320" height="294" link="file:valentines-day-2011/Sarah.wmv"]] ||
 * == Zach == ||  || == Sarah == ||
 * [[image:Samantha1.jpg width="320" height="294" link="file:valentines-day-2011/Samantha1.wmv"]] ||  || [[image:Noah.jpg width="320" height="294" link="file:Noah.wmv"]] ||
 * == Samantha == || == xxx == || == Noah == ||
 * [[image:mathew.jpg width="320" height="294" link="file:valentines-day-2011/mathew.wmv"]] ||  || ==[[image:Mariah.jpg width="320" height="293" link="file:valentines-day-2011/Mariah.wmv"]]== ||
 * == Matthew == ||  || == Mariah == ||