Lesson Plans & Activities

The Museum of Tolerance provides unique standards-aligned, research-grounded content that leads with storytelling and creativity. Our resources center students as active participants in their learning while empowering them to see themselves as contributors to the histories they explore.

The Museum supports active participation and discovery. These downloadable materials are designed to support confident engagement with complex histories.

Check out our downloadable resources below!

Learn from the past. Engage with the present. Shape the future.

The ENIAC Six

Teach/learn about the ENIAC Six, the "godmothers" of modern coding and computing.

This interdisciplinary resource brings hidden histories within STEM to light, inviting learners to explore the often-overlooked contributions that have shaped innovation. By connecting history, creativity, and scientific thinking, it empowers young people to see themselves as creators, problem-solvers, and innovators—shaping the future while honoring the past.

This resource is designed for educators teaching STEM/STEAM, History, or Computer Science classes in grades 6–12.

So, You Want To Be An Ally

A (mostly friendly) guide to fighting antisemitism.

In Pursuit of Justice

An informational guide to the Trial of Adolf Eichmann. Perfect for 9th grade and up.