Learn about Museum resources designed for middle school students and how to adapt materials to meet the needs of your classroom. Collection of 5 videos.
Video length: 7 minutes
Educators want all of their students to succeed. The Museum works with teachers, students, and special education experts to ensure lessons and resources have accommodations and modifications, removing barriers to learning and providing inclusion for all students.
Video length: 6 minutes
This video presents how to find lesson plans, teacher training materials, classroom videos, and more.
Video length: 11 minutes
This video presents two timeline extension lessons that place classic Holocaust literature in historical context: Elie Wiesel’s memoir, Night, and Anne Frank’s diary. The lessons promote understanding of how the Holocaust and World War II affected the lives of the Wiesel and Frank families.
Video length: 9 minutes
13.5% of US residents speak Spanish at home, and Spanish is the most prevalent home language for student English learners. The Museum has translated essential educational resources into Spanish to meet the needs of this growing student population.
Video length: 11 minutes
Teachers often pair art assignments with Holocaust lessons because they can be unsure how to assess student learning. Learn frameworks for art assignments that ensure respect for the victims and survivors while avoiding unintentionally glorifying Nazi imagery.
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Explore lesson plans and training materials organized by theme to use in your classroom.