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What Students Will Do To Build This Understanding: Students will participate in a discussion on the article From Terror to Tolerance. (Guideline 4, 6, 9, 13) Students will watch the documentary video of Gerda Weissmann Klein experience during the Holocaust, One Survivor Remembers. (Guideline 9 and 11) District/State Standards: Currently there are no state standards for History/Social Studies for Iowa. Resources and Handouts: Background Materials: World Atlas Definition Vocabulary List Lecture Notes Resources and Handouts: Materials Used: KWL Chart Vocabulary List Article from Time magazine From Terror to Tolerance Documentary video from Teaching Tolerance - One Survivor Remembers Lessons Narrative: Day 1 Students will write what they know about the Holocaust on their KWL Chart. Discuss what they wrote. Teacher defines the Holocaust. Go over the vocabulary list that is found on the back side of the KWL Chart. Discuss the vocabulary terms. 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