Showing posts with label Holocaust project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holocaust project. Show all posts

Friday, February 3, 2017

Lake Shore Presents

Today some Lake Shore Students are showcasing their Holocaust Reflection Museum Exhibits! Really amazing work, powerful learning, and creativity on display.

Monday, March 14, 2016

LakeShore Students Presentations

I was really happy to see that LakeShore students have been busy creating their final projects and placing them in the museum.  Really great work!

Student Presentations

Student Presentations

Presentation and a Replica of Anne's Desk

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Student Work and More

I had the wonderful surprise today to see some wonderful museum exhibits by Mrs. Pallante's class.  Check out the builds and projects below!

Student WWII Era Fighter Plane

Student Exhibits


Student Exhibit- Allies vs. Axis

Student Exhibit- Allies vs. Axis

Professor Pallante floating above the sand!

Monday, June 3, 2013

Reflections

Assignment 9 Requires students to reflect on their learning here at the Understanding the Holocaust Sim.  Many students responses are really enlightening and powerful.

Please take a read at just two:



 Corally- During the time that I learned about the Holocaust, I found out that nothing about it was good or even happy except for the Jews that were able to either live through the Holocaust or were able to escape. Even then though, none of the,m wnted to remember it because it was so horrible. I probably wouldn't want to remember either. If America had joined the Allied forces sooner, then perhaps many more Jews and people would have been saved. But we were ignorant of the invasion and did nothing about it even when we found out.  Even after we found out, we did nothing for several years. When we did join the Allies,it was pretty much too late.  



 Matthew- During this project, I have learned alot about Anne Frank and Nazi Germany. I did't know many of these things before this project. I liked using the Islands of Enlightenment because it was a fun interactive way to learn and get work done. It helped me to realize the terror that Jewish people faced during the Holocaust. The Franks were cramped into a tiny apartment and had a bad diet. Overall, I'm glad I was able to use the Islands of Enlightenment to learn about Anne Frank's life.