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Everything You Need to Teach Holocaust Literature

Bring Facing History’s proven approach to Holocaust education into your ELA classroom. Whether you’re teaching The Book Thief, Night, or The Diary of Anne Frank, this ELA resource collection has everything you need to plan and teach a Holocaust literature unit with care and depth.

  • Strengthen literacy and critical thinking skills

  • Promote historical understanding

  • Foster empathy and moral reflection 

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WHAT'S INSIDE

Holocaust Education Tools for ELA Classrooms

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Unit Planning Support

Our resource guide is packed with practical guidance, resources, and classroom examples you can use to design a unit centered on any Holocaust text.

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Comprehensive Teaching Guides

Access comprehensive teaching guides for specific works of Holocaust Literature, including Night and Somewhere There Is Still a Sun.

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Historical Context Mini-Lessons

Modular mini-lessons provide classroom-ready tools to ground literature units in an accurate understanding of this particular history.

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Strategies for Teaching Hard Topics

Classroom-ready strategies help you create a safe and thoughtful learning environment for engaging with emotionally challenging content.

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The Power of Our Approach

“Rather than just learning the facts my students will walk away understanding the human element to the story. They will realize that all actions, even inaction, have consequences to the world around them.”

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"I feel like I now have language to communicate some injustices, as well as a deeper understanding of the history and lead-up to the Holocaust. I feel emotionally charged, and ready to make a difference."

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"Facing History has transformed my teaching.“

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Teach Holocaust Literature with a Proven Approach

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