Information for Teachers
If you are a teacher bringing your class to tour the exhibit as part of a field trip, you may want to use the lesson plan and exhibit exploration activity below to help prepare your students to view the exhibit, record information about the exhibit content while on the field trip, and discuss the experience when you have returned to your classroom.
Exhibit-specific lessons and activities
- Exhibition Visit Lesson Plan Featuring an Exploratory ActivityThis lesson plan offers guidance for leading an in-class discussion following a field trip to see the exhibit.
- Exhibit Exploration and Reflection ActivityThis activity asks students to explore and record information about the exhibit in small groups, and then reflect individually.
Schedule your guided tour
Take a guided tour of the traveling exhibit, Americans & the Holocaust. Tours will meet in the Hodges Reading Room, on the east side of Mullins Library. Tour registrations are by group. If you register as an individual, please note that you will be the only person on that tour. Please have only one member of your tour group register on behalf of the group.
When: Various dates, Nov 11-Dec 8
Where: Mullins Library, 365 N McIlroy Ave, Fayetteville, AR
Hodges Reading Room (level 2/main floor)
To register for a tour, page ahead in the calendar to November or December, and select your desired tour time slot.
If there is a tour available, the "seats" section will say: "1 seat left." This means there is a tour available to register for at that time. If the slot is unavailable, the "seats" section will say "Registrations are FULL," there is not a tour available at that time.
Spanish translation
Exhibit text in Spanish is available below.
La historia del Holocausto plantea importantes cuestiones sobre lo que la comunidad internacional, incluido Estados Unidos, podría haber hecho para detener el ascenso del nazismo en Alemania y su ataque a los judíos de Europa.