Bring your Class to the Center

One of the most meaningful and effective ways to teach the lessons of the Holocaust and the consequences of racism and discrimination is to schedule a close-up and personal visit for your class.
We offer a range of education modules, designed for different ages and lesson objectives

For more information on school programs or to schedule a visit please email  education@annefrank.com or call 212.431.7993.

  • Away to the Annex

    An introduction to Anne’s story for students just beginning to learn about WWII and the Holocaust. Intended primarily for elementary school age, the program focuses on Anne’s time in hiding and her relationships with the seven others in hiding with her. (grades 3 – 6)
    60 minutes / $90

  • Dear Kitty

    A literacy-focus lesson exploring Anne through her own words and writing. Students visit the reflection space modeled on Anne’s bedroom and review several selections from her diary and her stories. (grades 4 – 8)
    90 minutes / $120

    Anne Frank: Then and Now

    An engaging inquiry-based discussion centered on the AFC’s permanent exhibit and the connections between Anne’s experience of intolerance and racism and discrimination our own world. Program can include a visit and oral history by a Holocaust survivor, and sharing those powerful stories. (grades 7 – 12)
    90 minutes / $120

  • Conversations with Anne

    A gallery tour, followed by a 60-minute performance with an actor in the role of “Anne” and an educator. Students bring their questions to Anne! Various themes from the diary are addressed. (grades 4 – 12)
    90 minutes / $250

  • Guided Tours

    Available for adult groups of 15 or more. A one hour program costs $5 per person.

“The art and artistic projects were great. They allowed students to express themselves in many different ways.”

Caroline Burdick
Bell Accademy, Middle school
Self Discovery Program