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Safra Hall Make a Planned Gift News Collections LOX at Café Bergson JewishGen Holocaust Curriculum Lesson Plans: The Meilman Virtual Classroom Explore the Museum of Jewish Heritage Holocaust Curriculum: free lesson plans and resources for teachers and students Learn More Free Lesson Plans From the Meilman Virtual Classroom Flexible lesson plans for use across grade levels and subject areas Lesson Plan on Antisemitism → Get this lesson Lesson One: Introduction to Jewish Life during the Holocaust → Get this lesson Lesson Two: The Rise of Nazism in Germany → Get this lesson Lesson Three: Jewish Responses to Discrimination in Nazi Germany: Nuremberg Laws and Kristallnacht → Get this lesson Lesson Four: Jewish Life in the Ghettos → Get this lesson Lesson Five: Jewish Life in Concentration Camps → Get this lesson Lesson Six: Experiences of Jewish Children and Teens → Get this lesson Lesson Seven: Jewish Resistance during the Holocaust → Get this lesson Lesson Eight: Jewish Teens in Hiding → Get this lesson Lesson Nine: Liberation and Aftermath → Get this lesson Lesson Ten: Jewish and World Response → Get this lesson Explore our collection of free Holocaust education lesson plans for students of all ages offered through the Meilman Virtual Classroom. Engage students with immersive resources, interactive workshops, and thought-provoking activities designed to promote understanding and remembrance of this essential chapter in history. Equip your students with the knowledge and empathy necessary to combat prejudice and intolerance, ensuring a brighter future for generations to come. Learning Resources Timeline Key Dates in the History of the Holocaust Coming of Age During the Holocaust Explore Holocaust history through powerful stories of young people who survived. We believe in the transformative power of Holocaust education. Through our comprehensive resources, we empower both teachers and students with engaging and detailed tools to teach about the Holocaust and make connections with this history to build knowledge, empathy, and a deep understanding of the Holocaust's significance and enduring lessons. 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