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Black-and-white photograph of several framed portrait photos arranged closely together on a wall. The portraits show men wearing striped prison uniforms, each frame labeled with a name, identification number, and dates. A single dark rose is laid across the frames, suggesting remembrance or memorial.

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Lesson

Explore the Nazi establishment of extermination camps, the use of mobile killing squads, and the roles of perpetrators in this unit on the “Final Solution.”

Grades:

6 - 12

Color photograph of a memorial site with a large abstract metal sculpture of human figures suspended above a concrete wall engraved with the years “1933–1945.” Numerous wreaths with colorful ribbons are arranged along the base of the wall. Two people stand in front of the memorial, appearing to read or pay their respects. A building with a sloped roof and multiple windows stands behind the monument under a partly cloudy sky.

Unit

Lesson

Unit VI: Liberation

Explore the challenges of liberation and the resilience of Holocaust survivors in this unit on the aftermath of genocide and the experiences of displaced persons.

Grades:

6 - 12

A war memorial featuring bronze statues of soldiers emerging from a broken brick wall, depicted in motion as if advancing during battle. The soldiers wear military uniforms and helmets, and one has a red-and-white armband. Numerous wreaths and bouquets with red and white ribbons are arranged in front of the monument. The sculpture is set in a paved plaza, with modern glass buildings and tall green columns in the background.

Unit

Lesson

Unit VII: Jewish Resistance

Explore the many forms of Jewish resistance during the Holocaust, from cultural and spiritual defiance in the ghettos to armed uprisings in the camps.

Grades:

6 - 12

A wide paved walkway in a leafy park lined with tall trees, informational signboards on metal stands, and modern black lampposts, with a few people walking and sitting along the path on a sunny day.

Unit

Lesson

Unit VIII: Rescue and Righteous Among the Nations

Investigate the motivations and risks behind Holocaust rescue efforts and examine their lasting impact.

Grades:

6 - 12

Lit memorial candles placed on a Star of David flag, used to illustrate remembrance, mourning, and reflection in Jewish and Holocaust education.

Unit

Lesson

Unit X: Justice, Life, and Memory after the Holocaust

Examine the lasting impact of the Holocaust through lessons on justice, accountability, trauma, and memory.

Grades:

6 - 12

A group of people participate in a protest march across a large suspension bridge. In the foreground, a middle-aged man wearing glasses and a dark coat has a “No Hate” button pinned to his jacket. Behind him, a young man holds a sign that reads, “Jews attacked in: synagogues, buses, streets, our own homes. Where can we exist?” Other participants wear winter clothing and hold additional signs. City buildings and bridge cables are visible in the background.

Unit

Lesson

Unit XI: Gringlas Unit on Antisemitism after the Holocaust

Examine the persistence of antisemitism after the Holocaust and investigate its modern expressions, which include distortions and denial.

Grades:

6 - 12

A white concrete memorial monument with black lettering commemorating 11,400 victims of the genocide on April 17, 1994. The text appears in multiple languages, including French and English, and the monument stands outdoors on a brick base surrounded by trees and vegetation.

Unit

Lesson

Unit XII: Teaching about Genocide

Explore four genocides of the 20th century to identify patterns and key differences, examine the role of propaganda, and reflect on how societies document and remember genocides.

Grades:

6 - 12

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Educator Guide

Unpacking the History of Gaza

Explore key historical events to understand what has influenced Gaza over time and consider how historical narratives define perspectives and affect the world today.

Grades:

6 - 12

A museum-style display featuring a large map of Europe surrounded by historical black-and-white photographs, documents, and captions, many related to Jewish communities and history, with Spanish quotations from religious texts printed across the background.

Guidance

Using Timelines to Teach History

Examine how timelines support student understanding of the Holocaust as a progression of events, choices, and consequences rather than a single moment in history.

Grades:

6 - 12

Guidance

Using Visual History Testimony in the Classroom

Learn how to effectively teach with visual Holocaust survivor testimony in your classroom to engage students in critical thinking about themes of humanity and justice from an individual perspective.

Grades:

K - 12

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