Students will need a copy of The Diary of Anne Frank. Any edition is fine. Some editions of the diary include information that others don't. You can read more information about this here: https://www.annefrank.org/en/anne-frank/go-in-depth/two-versions-annes-diary/

The version of Anne Frank's diary that I used when creating this class was published by Bantam Dell in 1994. The ASIN is B007Z332A0. 

One of the reason I used this version of the diary is because it earned the Teacher's Pick designation on Amazon. It is also the version of the diary that I own. Students can read any edition of the diary and still get plenty of good information out of the class. There are different pros and cons of reading each version. Any edition is a powerful story and can be used when taking this class. 

Students can read the diary in print, a digital version, or listen to the audiobook version. Some students benefit from listening to the audiobook while reading the print or digital version of the book. Do what is best for your learner. 


The reading journal is a PDF file that will be shared with students in the Outschool Classroom on the first day of class. Students can complete the questions by printing out the PDF file and answer the questions by hand or by typing directly in the PDF file on the computer. Do what works best for your learner. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns about completing the reading journal. 

이 수업에서는 아웃스쿨 교실 외에도 다음의 툴을 사용합니다:
Google Drive
Google Docs

This class will deal with many difficult topics, including the Holocaust, discrimination, hate, violence, war, and death. Common Sense Media recommends this book for students ages 11 and up. Please review this book before allowing your children to read it. The Diary of a Young Girl Anne Frank involves descriptions of the Holocaust, discrimination, hate, violence, war, being fearful of death, puberty, and sexuality. 

This class uses Google Docs. Students can access the Google Docs using a link in the classroom. No login information required. 

The teacher recorded videos for this class are stored in Google Drive. Students can access all the videos using the link in the classroom. No log in information is required to access the videos stored in Google Drive.