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1. Nazi Deportation of Hungarian Jews - Lisa Armstrong
Museum Fellowship Lesson Plans Deportation Nazi Deportation of of Jews. Hungarian Jews Koszeg, Lisa Armstrong Hungary, St. Thomas Aquinas 1944 High School Courtesy Overland Park, of USHMM Kansas Photo Archives Overview This PowerPoint presentation can be used in the classroom to introduce Night by Elie Wiesel. Students will learn about the experience of Hungarian Jews at the end of the war, as well as specific back...

2. Introduction to World War II
...II and the Holocaust for the next couple of days. Ask students, by raise of hands, if they can tell you anything about the countries involved in World War II. Pull out the map and review three of the countries in Europe that played a major role in WWII and the Holocaust (i.e., Germany, Poland, and Hungary. These countries have been chosen because they are the ones most used in the book.) Give each student a map of western Europe. Have students color the countries on their map so they will identify exactly where they are in relation to all of Europe. Explain that Germany's leaders wanted control over...

3. Recognizing International Trade Definitions and Concepts Lesson
...lation, labor, mechanization, etc. Countries, states, or areas, will raise the crop that provides the most profit given their available resources Other countries abandoning less profitable enterprises also contributes to comparative advantage and a lower price of all goods. For example, Austria and Hungary both produce sugar beets and potatoes. @ Locate both countries on the map and be sure to place the commodity symbols on that country Austria can produce sugar beets for $0.50 per pound and potatoes for $0.30 per pound. Hungary can produce sugar beets for $0.45 per pound and potatoes for $0.15 per po...

4. Ethnic Folk Dancing: Hungary and Romania Ethnic Folk Dancing: Hungary and Romania
Information Institute of Syracuse _ Printer friendly text Search Lessons Write a Lesson Plan Guide Selection Criteria Copyright Statement Lesson Plan : AELP-MUL0201 Ethnic Folk Dancing: Hungary and Romania Source: School Library Media Activities Monthly, (7:3, November 1990) Grade Levels: 4, 5 Subject(s): Social Studies/Multicultural Education Physical Education/Rhythms and Dance Information Literacy/Research Skills Library Media Skills Objectives: The student will follow a research proces...

5. Teaching Today | Lesson Plans | World War I: Strategic Alternatives Simulation
...ners On an overhead, use the Setting the Stage transparency to explain the conditions that existed before the war began. Practice for auditory learners Divide the class into seven approximately equal groups. Distribute the correct country description to each group: England, France, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Russia and Serbia(download from Teaching Today). Each group should use a piece of card stock to make a sign with its country?s name on it. Make it large enough so that all can see. for visual learners Display the map of 1913 so students gain a geographical context for the situation. Tell eac...

6. Panzer War Resources - World War II
...01.COM bytes) Monthly commentaries on subjects related to the Second World War, an archive of past topics, discussion threads and an extensive links list. TANKS OF WORLD WAR II Comprehensive technical information and four-view drawings of about two hundred armored fighting vehicles used by Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Rumania, the UK, the USA and the USSR during the Second World War. Translations of HITLER'S WAR DIRECTIVES official A collection of English translations of German military orders issued from operational plans! the F hrer Headquarters, eventually including all of the official war plans...

7. "The Big Lie" Response Journal
...nt) Overhead of response journal questions Markers/colored pencils Activity: 1. Explain to students that today they will each begin reading "The Big Lie" which is a true story of an Hungarian Jewish girl and her family during the time of World War II. Ask students if they can tell or show you where Hungary is on a map for a quick review. Ask students to read silently up to chapter five in the book. Remind them to think about why the war was started and why the Jews would be taken from their homes and moved into ghettos. 2. Students will read silently. 3. While the students are reading, make sure the r...

8. Get Excited!
...E GOING TO LEARN SOMETHING FUN TODAY. I'M GOING TO READ YOU THIS STORY, AND I'M GOING TO SHOW YOU HOW TO READ WITH LOTS OF EXPRESSION!! LISTEN CLOSELY TO HEAR WHEN I (point to definition on board) CHANGE THE VOLUME IN MY VOICE, CHANGE HOW FAST I READ, OR WHEN I CAHNGE MY TONE!! I will read The Very Hungary Caterpillar, by Eric Carle with much expression. 3. WASN'T THAT MUCH MORE INTERESTING WHEN I READ WITH EXPRESSION? WHAT ARE SOME THINGS THAT YOU NOTICDED I DID TO MAKE IT SOUND BETTER. Go over tone and speed and volume once more. Reread sentences out of the book and have the students repeat after yo...

9. How WWI Began
...-boats. 10. Preview chapter. Assessment: World War I map showing Allies, Central Powers, and Neutral countries Extra Time? Challenge: Name the title and artist of this song AND describe how it relates to World War I. Song: ?Take Me Out? by Franz Ferdinand Franz Ferdinand was the Archduke of Austria-Hungary, and his and his wife's assassinations were the first event to start World War I. Summary: Reflection: Contact Michelle

10. EconEdLink | EconomicsMinute | Enlarging the European Union
...rrent European Union member states worry that workers from poorer countries will flood the labor market once they are granted freedom to live and work in any European Union member state.] Simulation: 1. You will be acting as representatives to the EU Commission for one of three candidate countries: Hungary, Romania or Turkey. The Commission will be reviewing candidate countries to the EU. Commission Members will need to review the cases of each of the countries and create a brief report for the EU Council, making recommendations for admission. For information about the country assigned to you, click o...