To Kill a Ghost: A Kindertransport Story – Paul
Discover Paul’s Kindertransport journey through this Centropa-inspired lesson for grades 9-12. Students can explore history, develop digital and writing skills, and reflect on resilience by creating AI-generated portraits.
Leontina Arditi – A personal story reflection the history of Jewish communities in Europe in the 20th century
Initiating discussion about freedom (“of speech and thoughts” ) and multi-cultural societies.
La Otra Maleta (The other suitcase)
Preserving the language, culture, and identity of Sephardic Jews requires teaching and sharing their customs, values, and Ladino language to ensure their heritage thrives for future generations.
Love your neighbor as yourself
Showing the human solidarity under the tough circumstances; encourage our students on acts of kindness; empathy and more social engaging.
Jewish life in Poland
Getting familiar with the Jewish life before the Holocaust, emphasizing the life of Jewish people together with the society.
“And I Never Saw Them Again” – Stories of the Kindertransport
This lesson plan is based on the movie ‘And I Never Saw Them Again,’ which features stories recounted by the original children of the Kindertransport.
Lilli Tauber- A Suitcase Full of Memories
This lesson plan is based on the movie “Lilli Tabuer – A Suitcase Full of Memories”, because audio-visual materials are an invaluable tool for teaching about the Holocaust.
Kindertransport and the meaning of the word “HOME”
Understanding the other, understanding other cultures, compassion and mercy to the other, immigration in our modern world and its impact on young generation.
The use of propaganda in the past and in the present
Raise awareness of the severe consequences of successful propaganda and the importance of critical thinking.
Propaganda in Theresienstadt (Terezin)
Holocaust and the Nazi regime’s exploitation of propaganda during World War II, Theresienstadt, a concentration camp employed by the Nazis for propagandistic purposes, can be examined as a compelling case study demonstrating how propaganda can be utilized to manipulate public perception.
