Bring history to life through the powerful and personal story of Anne Frank. This thoughtfully developed resource for grades 6–9 offers a comprehensive set of printable materials that allow students to explore the Holocaust and World War II through the lens of one remarkable young girl.

This resource includes:

• Annotated diary excerpts for discussion and analysis

• Biographical timelines and historical maps

• Contextual readings on Nazi Germany, anti-Semitism, and World War II

• Differentiated worksheets and comprehension tasks

• Reflection prompts and creative writing assignments

The materials are ideal for integrating into history or social studies units on the Holocaust, totalitarianism, human rights, or World War II. They also support cross-curricular connections with English Language Arts, ethics, or civic education.

Why use Anne Frank to teach history? Because her voice gives a human face to inhuman events. Her story fosters historical empathy, strengthens critical thinking, and helps students understand both the fragility and resilience of the human spirit under oppression.

Whether you’re leading a Holocaust Remembrance lesson, preparing students for a museum visit, or teaching historical literacy, this resource offers the structure, sensitivity, and content depth needed for meaningful engagement.

Empower students to reflect, remember, and take a stand against injustice – through the unforgettable story of Anne Frank.