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Remembering the Holocaust

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1 Remembering the Holocaust

2 Memorial Definition: Any act or product that strives to remember an event, idea, or person Characteristics: Example: Non-Example:

3 Quick Write What do you think are the most important ideas you will remember from this unit? What from this unit has helped you to better understand about human behavior and why people make certain choices?

4 Holocaust Memorial Project
What is the Holocaust Memorial Project? A project created by students to recognize and remember events and powerful ideas about the Holocaust.

5 Holocaust Memorial Project
What needs to be included in this project? A Title that shows the message (theme) of your memorial. A poem that expresses this idea. An artifact brought from home. A 3D memorial creation A Final Reflection Peer Review

6 Holocaust Memorial Project
How do I get an “A”? (Rubrics) Creative Title Having an emotionally- provoking poem Poet’s Statement Memorial Creative Meaningful Colorful Emotionally provocative Exit Reflection

7 Holocaust Memorial Project
Planning Possible Theme: Poem 20 lines Can rhyme (doesn’t have to) Should express the theme of your project

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