40 teachers attended last week's teacher seminar on "Teaching about the Holocaust and Genocide" in Bellevue with special guest Dr. James Waller.See photos from the seminar and the public lecture!
Educators - please join us at one of our next upcoming trainings: Feb. 17 in Bellingham or March 9 in Tacoma!
Have you considered using the book Storming the Tulips in your Classroom Sets and Teaching Trunks? School Library Journal suggested it as a resource to accompany The Diary of Anne Frank. The book was written by Hannie J. Voyles, who at one time went to school with Anne Frank, and this book tells the stories of 20 of their schoolmates who survived the Nazi occupation, although they all nearly lost their lives. Anne's story tells of life sequestered in the Annex, while Storming the Tulips shows what life was like on the streets, hiding Jews, and scavenging for food in Amsterdam. Published in 2011, Holocaust educators are using this resource as a follow-on to Anne's diary. Would you be interested in receiving a copy to evaluate for your Middle School Teaching Trunks?
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ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment. "Storming the Tulips" is an excellent book. We have several copies of it available to borrow from our library. We will keep it in mind for a future classroom set. Readers can find out more about "Storming the Tulips" here: http://www.stonebrookpublishing.net.
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