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Middle School Links
Using Shelf Markers/ Place Markers in the Library
A. Featured Links:
- 6th Grade Goal: 30 wpm. Select Lesson "Classic Tales 26-35, 3-minutes
- 7th Grade Goal: 35 wpm. Select Lesson "Classic Tales 26-35, 3-minutes
- 8th Grade Goal: 40 wpm. Select Lesson "Classic Tales 26-35, 3-minute
B. English Language Arts (ELA) Research Projects. The research process moves us from broad ideas to a focused, supported thesis.
Middle school students read The Diary of Ann Frank. Here are some preliminary research links (Step 2 in Take 5 Research Process).
- 11 Facts About the Holocaust
- Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl (Often known as "The Diary of Anne Frank)
- Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl -- About the Complete Works of Her Diary
- Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl -- Form and Structure (Video 10:47)
- Anne Frank: Hidden Pages in Diary Deciphered After 75 Years
- Anne Frank: How Her Private Diary Became an International Sensation
- Anne Frank: The Face of the Holocaust
- Anne Frank in the world, 1929-1945, compiled by the Anne Frank House
- Anne Franks: Final Days -- Warning: Contains graphic images and accounts of the Holocaus (Video 1:27:19 )
- Anne Frank: The Real Story of the Girl Behind the Diary
- American Genocide a Model for Nazi Genocide? A look at documentary history: How America's history of race-based imperialism, slavery, and genocide inspired Nazi plans (World Future Fund)
- Animated Map: World War II and the Holocaust
- Hitler and Nazism, by Enzo Collotti and translated by Valerio Lintner (Book)
- Hitler's American Model: The United States and the making of Nazi race law, by James Q. Whitman (Book)
- [The] Holocaust (National WW II Museum)
- [The] Holocaust (history.com)
- How American Racism Influenced Hitler (New Yorker Magazine)
- How the Nazis Were Inspired by Jim Crow: To craft legal discrimination, the Third Reich studied the United States. (History.com)
- [The] International Museum of World War II
- Jewish Virtual Library
- [The] Nazi Period
- Never Again: A History of the Holocaust, by Martin Gilbert (Book)
- Otto Franks: Anne's Father (Video 2:30)
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- What America Taught the Nazis: In the 1930s, the Germans were fascinated by the global leader in codified racism—the United States. (The Atlantic)
- World War II: The Holocaust (w/45 pictures)
