Anne Frank The Exhibition: Educational Resources
Welcome to the educator resource hub for Anne Frank The Exhibition, a presentation of the Anne Frank House.
Schedule your classroom visit to the exhibition today!
Here you will find a collection of educational materials designed to support teaching and learning inspired by the exhibition in New York City. These resources are presented with the Anne Frank Center, the official educational partner of the Anne Frank House for the United States and Canada.
Online Teacher Preparation Sessions
Prepare your students for a meaningful and engaging visit to Anne Frank The Exhibition with our virtual 50-minute online preparation sessions.
Led by experienced educators, these live Zoom sessions offer:
An overview of the exhibition to help you frame the experience for your class
Access to instructional resources that extend learning beyond the visit
Opportunities for Q&A with our educators
A chance to connect and share ideas with fellow teachers
Each session is designed to maximize the impact of your classroom visit.
Lesson Plans
1-Day Visit Preparation (Grades 5-10)
Equip students with foundational knowledge and critical thinking skills ahead of their exhibition visit through this standards-aligned, 50-minute lesson.
Introduces essential historical context, key themes, and inquiry-based learning activities
Flexible design supports integration into a range of instructional block lengths
Includes teacher guides and student worksheets that align with literacy, social studies, and civic education objectives
Extension Lessons
Expand student learning with lessons that explore core themes such as antisemitism, life in hiding, and the impact of conspiracy theories through standards-based, inquiry-driven activities.
Designed as stand-alone modules or to complement the exhibition experience
Content is regularly updated to support current instructional needs
Adaptable for diverse classroom settings and compatible with multidisciplinary curricula
3-Day Unit: Prep, Visit, Debrief
This standards-aligned unit provides a sequence of lessons for before, during, and after the exhibition visit, fostering deep understanding and reflection.
Structured to support 50-minute or block class schedules
Offered for multiple grade levels and adaptable to a range of content areas
Employs a multidisciplinary, inquiry-based approach to build critical thinking and connect learning across subjects
Resources and Downloads
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Reach out with questions at education@annefrankcenter.com.