Meet Elsa Holzer, one of 1,000 non-Jewish women who led the only open protest of the Holocaust in German history to save their Jewish husbands from death.

Meet Salamo Arouch, a young Jewish boxer and undefeated champion from Greece, who was put in brutal matches in Auschwitz to fight for his life. This lesson will deepen students’ understanding of the victim experience, highlighting the humanity and resilience of those targeted during the Holocaust.

Delight young readers with this warm and humorous story about everyday life in rural Israel, including the sights and sounds in a small town and the joy that comes with the country’s first winter rains.

This guide is designed to help teachers hold meaningful and productive conversations with their students about public policies, controversial issues, and current events.

Learn about Emma Lazarus, one of the first modern Jewish activists in America, and how her Jewish values influenced her actions and writing.

Review key concepts, events, places, and ideas about the Holocaust, Judaism, antisemitism, and Israel with this expert-vetted glossary.

This Echoes & Reflections mini-glossary of terms briefly covers Judaism, antisemitism, the Holocaust, and related words, to support deeper understanding for students in grades three to six.

Support student understanding of the Israel-Hamas war with a glossary that clarifies major people, places, and movements, and offers clear definitions and historical context.

Prepare your students to host a Holocaust survivor or descendant with this eight-step guide that fosters understanding, empathy, and reflective learning.

Teach about the Holocaust to young learners with guidelines that emphasize human rights, build empathy, and support student reflection.