Teacher’s Resource Guide to the Anne Frank: A History for Today Exhibit

The materials in this resource guide, compiled by several New Mexico educators, will help teachers challenge their students to think about concepts such as stereotyping, tolerance, mutual respect, human rights, personal responsibility, and choices. All of these concepts encompass issues confronting students in their daily lives.

Within the Guide is information on:

• Rationale For Teaching Human Rights

• Guiding Your Students Through Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl

• The Exhibit – Anne Frank: A History for Today

• Anti-semitism, Racism, and Holocaust Denial

• Human Rights

• Classroom Lessons and Activities

• Resources

• New Mexico State Standards and Benchmarks

To order the Teacher’s Resource Guide, call the NMHRP office at 505.340.0011


"I just received your Teacher's Resource Guide for Anne Frank. What a great reference! I can't wait to "dive" in. I plan to teach a menu to our Gifted students and hopefully bring them to the exhibit. Thanks again for your help." Teacher, Lovington Municipal Schools