CommonLit.org is a wonderful resource to use in a Language Arts classroom. Each story or article is accompanied by guided reading questions, assessment questions, and discussion questions. In addition, students can click on words to see...

Anne Frank's diary provides a first-person account of the struggles an adolescent girl faces as her family hides from the Nazis within the terrifying setting of an overcrowded annex. Selected (7) reading passages (grades 6-8) to pair...

This page offers a The Diary of Anne Frank wordlist and vocabulary puzzles.

This rich site revolves around two women who knew Anne Frank: Miep Gies who helped to hide her, and Hanneli Pick-Goslar, a childhood friend who is mentioned in the diary. A teacher's guide is included, as well as pictures and interviews.

This online literature guide offers discussion questions for a group reading "The Diary of Anne Frank." These questions delve into the heart and soul of the book.

Explore the life and work of Anne Frank through this informative resource. This site features several links to important sites that give perspective to what this young girl endured during World War II.

Six videos to use while reading The Diary of Anne Frank.

A learning module with five links to videos and websites with background information about the Holocaust and bibliographic information about Anne Frank.

Using this lesson plan, teachers can help young readers not only understand the Holocaust's impact on Jewish people in Germany, but also relate to other young people from distant generations and cultures.

[Free Registration/Login Required] The main focus of this resource is on the nature of writing a Recount document, but it takes texts from Anne Frank's Diary as an example. This offers a valuable view of the document as a historical...

Read about the biography of Anne Frank who was Jewish girl who wrote about hiding from the Nazis in World War II on this website.

[Free Registration/Login Required] A flipchart to support a history lesson on Anne Frank's secret Annex; the pupils imagine they are going to hide for two years like Anne and draw a plan of where they would hide and what they would take...

Anne Frank

Through examining Anne Frank's diary, students will come to appreciate the writing process as they write their own journel entries.