This book is about e-Twinning project Tree remember me.

Letters to Anna

Light wood

Then we watched a short film about the hiding place where Anna and her admirer hid, and then we watched a short documentary film about Auschwitz.

Ruled paper

Parchment

The poem by the Jewish boy Abraham Koplowicz San was read by the pupil Lana Šebalj. In the meantime there was a discussion about the poem and linking the poem with the Diary of Anne Frank.

Pink polka dot border

Craft paper border

The last task was to write a letter to Anne Frank, in which the pupils expressed their reflections and thoughts about the character and sade fate of Anne Frank.

Paper stack border

Dear  collaborators in the project Tree remember me, here you can read the activity diary of the students of the primary school Ivane Brlić - Mažuranić from Andrijaševci. It was very interesting for us to participate in the Tree member me project and we hope that you will like the result of our project. Greeting from Croatia!

We exhibited our works in the school hall together with other works dedicated to the Holocaust.

As part of the e-Twinning project Tree remeber me, the pupils of the 8th grade of the Primary School Ivana Brlić - Mažuranić read the Diary of Anne Frank.

These are some of the letters they wrote.

The pupils were then shown the post-war era in which Anne Frank lived, and we particularly discussed the laws that applied to the Jews.

There was a discussion about the diary and the characters in which the pupils brought out their experiences and observations about the diary. We wrote down what the diary is.

Name

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