The Museum supports active participation and discovery. In order to maximize the learning experience for students, we strongly encourage preparation and discussion prior to your visit. Following your visit, a debrief will enable students to connect the Museum experience to the realities of their everyday world.
To support teachers in their efforts to customize learning experiences for their students, we offer special youth programs and events year-round, the resources of our award-winning library and archives, and special speakers that you can invite to your school or community.
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 Teacher's Guide Lessons and activities to bridge the educational experience in the MOT with learning in the classroom and beyond. The lessons support California content standards. |
 Go For Broke Foundation Testimonies Oral testimonies of members of the Japanese American 522nd Field Artillery Battalion in the US Army on the liberation of Dachau concentration camp. |
 Holocaust Resources Information to assist teachers in teaching about the Holocaust including helpful tips, 36 questions, and reference materials. |
 Children of the Holocaust The stories of children caught up in the Holocaust from the MOT's photo passport cards at the Holocaust exhibit. |
 Interact With Holocaust Survivors We are privileged to be able to hear first-hand, the eye-witness testimonies from Holocaust Survivors on Wednesdays and Sundays. If you have questions for Holocaust Survivor:
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