Take a virtual journey to America’s shores and step into the recreated childhood homes of Dr. The Finding Our Families, Finding Ourselves Tour-Įxplore America’s multicultural legacy through this inspirational multimedia exhibit for all ages.
Students will be inspired, anew, by the legacy and lessons of her writing and indomitable voice. The session concludes with the period after the arrest, imprisonment and deportation of everyone from the Secret Annex. We will also examine rare artifacts and discover fascinating connections between Anne Frank and the U.S. The tour will shed light on Anne's family background and reveal little-known details of Anne's childhood, as shared in personal testimony by her last remaining relative, cousin Buddy Elias, exclusively for the MOT. Your students will experience the dynamic MOT exhibit, Anne, to discover her story through carefully curated research that challenges many popular assumptions. Witness history as you journey through the Holocaust exhibit and receive a photo passport card of a child whose life was changed by the Holocaust.Īnne Frank: A Fascinating Look at the Real Anne Students engage in the state-of-the-art interactive exhibits that expose the dynamics of prejudice and discrimination historically and today. This 3-hour tour is recommended for students ages 12 and above.
The Museum of Tolerance offers age appropriate school tours: Students participate in an interactive, high-tech experience that inspires them to learn from the past, engage in the present, and assume responsibility for the future.
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