Books

    * Anne Frank: Contemporary Classics. Perfection Learning.

    * Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl. Center for Learning.

    * Anne Frank: Latitudes. Perfection Learning. 1993

    * Carson-Dellosa. Holocaust. 1998

    * Carson-Dellosa. World War II. 1995

    * Holocaust: Thematic Unit. Teacher Created Materials. 1997

    * Holocaust: Eye on History. Instructional Fair. 1997

    * The Holocaust: Prejudice Unleashed Unit. Ohio Council on Holocaust Education. 1994

    * Night. Bantam

    * Schaffer, Frank. Memories of the Night: A Study of the Holocaust. 1994

    * The Spirit that Moves Us. The Holocaust Human Rights Center of Maine. 1997

    * Walch, J. Weston. Holocaust Literature: Study Guides to 12 Stories of Courage. 1997

    * Walch, J. Weston. Understanding the Holocaust. 1995

    * Walch, J. Weston. The World of Anne Frank. 1998

      Directory of major concentration camps from the Simon Wiesenthal Center.

      Medical Experimentation in World War II: A Selected Bibliography.

Other Resources

    * Anne Frank 50th Anniversary. 24" x 18". Anne Frank Center, 1995

    * Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl. Julie Harris narrates this reading of Anne Frank's diary. (87 minutes total time), Grades 5-12, Audio Partners

    * Anne Frank Remembered. This video combines eyewitness accounts along with photos and family letters focusing on the Anne and the Frank family. (117 minutes), Sony, 1995

    * Children of the Holocaust. Four survivors of the Holocaust, now adults, share their experiences of life in the camps, ghettoes, and Auschwitz. (51 minutes), Grades 7-12, Films for the Humanities, 1994

    * Children in the Holocaust. This video provides testimony from children who survived Auschwitz and other camps, through film and still photos. (68 minutes), Grades 7-12, Phoenix

    * Diary Maker: Teachers Edition. The diaries of Anne Frank, Zlata Filipovic, and Latoya Hunter are highlighted in this multimedia diary-writing program. Students can create diaries of their own with colorful backgrounds, stamps, audio clips and a detailed teacher's guide. Grades 5-9, Scholastic, 1996

    * Elie Wiesel: Nobel Prize Series. This program highlights Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel. Through video, student workbook and teacher resource book, students can learn about and view Elie Wiesel's works. Background information and lesson plans are also provided. (15 minutes), Grades 7-12, IMG Educators/Nobel Foundation, 1990

    * The Holocaust: A Teenager's Experience. The journey of Holocaust survivor David Bergman is documented through narration, film footage and drawings. Warning: some graphic footage. Reproducible activities and a guide for teachers are also provided. (30 minutes), Grades 7-12

    * Holocaust: Liberation of Auschwitz. This video documents the liberation of Auschwitz on January 27, 1945 by Soviet troops. Warning: not recommended for unprepared audiences due to intensely graphic presentations. (18 minutes), Grades 9-12, Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1990

    * The Holocaust: Through Our Own Eyes. This video provides firsthand accounts from Holocaust survivors, as well as liberators of the concentration camps, on the atrocities that took place. Reproducible masters, discussion questions, and activities are also provided. (35 minutes), Grades 7-12, Midwest Center for Holocaust Education, 1994

    * A Journey Back: Remembrances of the Holocaust. This video documents Broadway producer Jack Garfein's return to Aushwitz, as he searches for his past as well as the truth. (60 minutes), Grades 7-12, Direct Cinema Education

    * The Journey of Butterfly. This video documents the creativity of the children at the Terezín camp through music, art and poetry. Also comes with a teacher guide. (62 minutes), Grades 5-12

    * Kitty: Return to Auschwitz. This documentary chronicles Auschwitz survivor Kitty Hart, and her return to Auschwitz 34 years later. (73 minutes), Grades 7-12

    * My Brother's Keeper. This CD-ROM is actually a narrated tutorial by Holocaust survivor Israel Bernbaum. Through Bernbaum's paintings, students are given explanations to the symbolism used, quizzed on knowledge of such topics as the death camps, and the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, and much, much more. Grades 6-12, Clearvue, 1997

    * Nazi Holocaust: Series 1. Captioned photographs depicting the Warsaw ghetto, Auschwitz, SS troops, and much more are provided. Grades 6-12, Documentary Photo Aids

    * Nazi Holocaust: Series 2. Captioned photographs depicting ghettoes, concentration camps, antisemitic activities in Germany, and war atrocities are provided. Grades 6-12, Documentary Photo Aids

    * Survivors of the Holocaust. This documentary provides testimony of Holocaust survivors and their children, as they describe life before, during and after the war. Actual photographs and film footage shot in the concentration camps are also shown. Note: some graphic footage. (25 minutes), Grades 7-12, Anti-Defamation League

    * Survivors of the Holocaust. This video created by Steven Spielberg and funded by the Shoah Visual History Foundation, has as its mission to preserve eyewitness accounts of the Holocaust through its survivors. (70 minutes), Grades 7-12, Shoah Visual History Foundation/Turner, 1995

    * Teaching Holocaust Studies with the Internet: Internet Lesson Plans and Classroom Activities. Lessons using specific web sites along with reproducible worksheets are provided. Lessons on The Rise of Hitler and Nazism, Life in the Ghettos, Survivors' Stories and others are included. Grades 4-12, Classroom Connect, 1997

    Lesson Plans from the Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust

    ACTIVITY Anne Frank (1). Students create timelines of Anne Frank's life and history.

    ACTIVITY Anne Frank (2). Ideas for research and discussion on Anne Frank's Diary

    ACTIVITY Bioethics of Eugenics. Students consider and discuss the ethical aspects of Nazi racial ideology, including sterilization, marriage prohibitions, and euthanasia

    David Olère. Students analyze the artworks of David Olère and compare them to Holocaust photographs on the site.

    ACTIVITY Map Studies. An interdisciplinary unit for middle school.

    ACTIVITY Research Jansuz Korczak. Research children in the ghetto and discuss why Jansuz Korczak gave his life to march to his death with the children.