Remembrance

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5YtIQv9mAw&ytsession=nF1iP_KiETQEy5PVQSVUO0z7wmAJtc9gznzVxijQSnbEIQt1LeMaSbzffFH5m9Qn0nOkpAq2jKy_t5FcqWYFkogatq7NJlyWBqLbzD9wMmr6bom3-I1LcFrskompts8a4M6Ly8c2cXOGpoalP_CjyRyhd7bWim1Ty0vAfkyaivUNwXFieWiAQEgDtUKrgHeajTsWxF6wFUac00dh1Zl28O3SJ4GK4_y40v7q-LGsWyPwevfFUm2Qj7Lizy3ZipEBq4R_slQWssmVSR1MeGp7fhLEi9s3ZlbUtsyFndSMqfQ] Here is a link to a project we recently completed for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC to help educators teach the Holocaust. It features the work of Kylie James, student, her song set to photographs collected by USHMM Fellow Sara Kollbaum and myself. It is four and a half minutes long. The song begins 30 seconds in. Our school is proud that Pete Fredlake, the director of National Outreach for Teacher Initiatives at the USHMM's National Institute for Holocaust Education has recognized this as an outstanding project. Kylie got a kick out of the fact that the teacher's assignment was two months late! Let us know what you think. The lyrics are included in the comments, below.