Teaching the Holocaust is a required part of the curriculum in many states. But how do you teach Holocaust history with the level of sensitivity it deserves? Join United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Program Coordinator Bethany Nagle and Wendy Amato as they discuss best practices for planning memorable, effective lessons in multiple subjects. You'll also learn about the free resources available to every educator from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

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Resources

• Explore the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's educator resources
• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum lesson plans and classroom activities (including the timeline activity mentioned by Bethany)
• More information about the "First Persons: Conversations with Holocaust Survivors" program

Events

• Join a free webinar with Bethany and Wendy to dive deeper into foundational resources for teaching the Holocaust
• Register for the free 2021 Belfer National Conferences for Educators

Videos

• Lessons from the Holocaust Teaching Channel video
• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum YouTube page