Voices of Hope (Grades 3-8) (Virtual)

Voices of Hope
Grades 3-8
Virtual Humanities Program
45 Minutes
September–May

Experience a recorded actor performance to discover how one inspiring child served as an example of overcoming discrimination and intolerance and made a positive difference in the world today. Discover how this extraordinary child conquered fear and hatred. Performance will be followed by a brief post-show discussion with museum staff to discuss ways in which we can continue to combat discrimination and intolerance and make a difference in the world today.

Choose between Anne Frank, Ruby Bridges, and Malala Yousafzai.

English/Language Arts: 3.CC.1, 4.CC.1, 5.CC.1, 6.CC.1, 7.CC.1, 8.CC.1
Social Studies: 4.H.11

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