A unique way to study WWII is via the memories of those who witnessed at least parts of it. This site looks at wartime life here in the states, at the Nazi occupation of Europe (Anne Frank), at the attack on Pearl Harbor, and at the A-Bomb attack on Hiroshima. It also offers fascinating student activities, including creating a WWII timeline and creating a WWII Memory Book by interviewing people who recall events from the war.
Scholastic
• Lesson Plans • Pictures and/or Illustrations
• High School Middle School
Nancy Riggs
