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Where to use Anne Frank in school
Anne Frank work can be integrated into curricula for Citizenship, PSHE, History and English Literature. Alternatively, Anne Frank and related topics can become a whole scheme of work, or module, for studying Citizenship or PSHE or History – particularly in Key Stage 2 and still remain within the National Curriculum.
Shortly, many of the Trust's own resources formerly available only as hard copy will be available as downloads from this page. Please check back soon.
We are also looking forward to the production of a brand new Citizenship scheme of work for Key Stages 3 and 4 to fit to the new curriculum for 2008, completely free of charge. The scheme will be focused on former Anne Frank Award winners and will cover issues such as active citizenship and positive behaviour and community cohesion. This will also be available by February 2008. Please email education@annefrank.org.uk to be on the advance mailing list. Please title your email Awards Scheme of Work.
Links and Resources
A quick Google search will reveal there are many, many sites about Anne Frank and the Holocaust. Sadly, some of them are factually incorrect and some are the work of less well-meaning authors. Following is a list of links and resources we recommend. If you have any queries about the Anne Frank story, the official answer will available at The Anne Frank House site. If you are a teacher and you want your students to research Anne Frank, the official Anne Frank Webguide is a good place to start.
The Anne Frank House, Amsterdam.
Official Anne Frank Webguide
(when you get there, click on the Union Jack for English!)
The Anne Frank Centre, USA
The Anne Frank Fonds, Basel
The Anne Frank Zentrum, Germany (mainly in German)
www.remember.org/educate/frank.html
"The Truth About Anne Frank"
An American educational site, now over a decade old but still has valid lesson plan ideas.
"The Holocaust Children"
This site is unaffiliated to the official Anne Frank organisations. It has a good overview of the Holocaust and the stories of Anne Frank and other children who died in the Holocaust.
www.time.com/time/time100/heroes/profile/frank01.html
Article about Anne Frank as one of world history's most important people.
For English and English Lit notes on The Diary of a Young Girl, type "Anne Frank" into the search box.
"Anne Frank Web Log"
This is a round up blog of current news and findings about Anne Frank. Good source of articles for use in Citizenship, History and English. Also good for general research.
Unites States Holocaust Memorial Museum
www.ushmm.org/museum/exhibit/online/af/htmlsite/story.html
Online exhibition about Anne Frank the writer
Related organisations in the UK:
Holocaust Educational Trust
Holocaust Memorial Day Trust
Yad Vashem UK
The Aegis Trust