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The document provides instructions for a series of tasks related to learning about Anne Frank and the Holocaust through online resources. It outlines exploring photographs and information from Anne Frank's story, choosing musical pieces to represent the experiences of children in the Holocaust, selecting literature that expresses the courage of children during this time, writing an acrostic poem about Miep Gies who helped hide Anne Frank's family, and researching Anne Frank and others in hiding to write a newspaper article.
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This webquest guides students through a project on Anne Frank and the Holocaust. Students will research Anne Frank's life before, during, and after hiding from the Nazis. They will write diary entries from Anne Frank's perspective during hiding and in a concentration camp. Students will also work in groups to create a timeline of 8 or more key events in Anne Frank's life. Resources are provided for students to learn about Anne Frank, including videos, websites, diary excerpts, and a timeline. Their diary entries and timelines will be evaluated based on criteria like point of view, detail, creativity, and grammar. The goal is for students to gain understanding and appreciation of Anne Frank's experience during the Holocaust by imagining what she felt and
Anne frank webquest
1) This document describes a webquest activity where students will learn about Anne Frank and the Holocaust by creating a diary from her perspective and developing a timeline of key events in a small group.
2) To complete the activity, students will research Anne Frank's life before, during, and after the Holocaust and write diary entries imagining they are Anne in hiding and in a concentration camp.
3) Working in small groups, students will also create a timeline of at least 8 important events in Anne Frank's life using materials of their choice.
Anne frank webquest
1) This document outlines a webquest activity where students will research the life of Anne Frank and complete two related tasks.
2) For one task, students will individually create diary entries from Anne Frank's perspective during her time in hiding and at a concentration camp.
3) For the other task, students will work in small groups to create a timeline of important events in Anne Frank's life using materials of their choice.
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