Hello:
Today we will watch Monday's news about the inauguration of our 45th president: Donald Trump.
Click here for Monday's broadcast.
It discusses the ceremony and the protest the day after.
Next, we will watch the first 4 minutes of this introduction to the Illinois Holocaust Museum:
Reminder: “You need to bring your lunch. Dress nicely (but you do not have to dress up) and wear comfortable shoes. No phones: they will get taken at the metal detector.”
Finally, we will watch a Holocaust video and you need to answer questions 1-7 of the Holocaust worksheet.
This site works in conjunction with my 8th grade U.S. history class. We cover 20th Century U.S. history, current events, and the U.S. and Illinois constitutions. Homework can be viewed on the Middle School website.
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Monday, January 23, 2017
Friday, January 16, 2015
The Holocaust, Auschwitz: If You Cried, You Died
We'll be watching a Holocaust video in class today and discussing the Holocaust. If you missed class, please see me for the worksheet, or click here.
If you were absent, or are looking for more videos to watch, this interview of Elle Wiesel by Oprah is a touching overview. The video we watched in class isn't online.
Finally, in class or at home check out the Illinois Holocaust Museum website. Prepare yourself for the visit by reading about the Holocaust and the museum and forming questions to find the answers to. There are also other Holocaust museum sites worth checking out. Google them or click here for the US Holocaust Museum.
If you were absent, or are looking for more videos to watch, this interview of Elle Wiesel by Oprah is a touching overview. The video we watched in class isn't online.
Finally, in class or at home check out the Illinois Holocaust Museum website. Prepare yourself for the visit by reading about the Holocaust and the museum and forming questions to find the answers to. There are also other Holocaust museum sites worth checking out. Google them or click here for the US Holocaust Museum.
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