We offer the following lessons, developed by Jewish World Watch:

1. Lesson about Jewish Response to Catastrophe based on Jewish Texts. This is a one hour curriculum for students of all ages who study Bible and Talmudic texts.
   
   

   Shiur - Reponses to Catastrophe (all ages)

2. Lesson about Jewish Responsibility and Tikkun Olam. This curriculum works very well in informal educational settings and includes a variety of activities for students to engage in to facilitate understanding of global responsibility.
   
   

   Jewish Responsiblity (grades 3+)

3. Lesson about the actual situation in Darfur and the history of how the genocide started. This curriculum can be combined with any of the other curriculum.
   
   

   Brief History (grades 4-9)

4. Genocide/Tolerance Curriculum designed to be used in public schools as part of a tolerance unit. In this curriculum, the genocide in Darfur is the example of what happens when there is extreme intolerance. This is a 4 part curriculum, with each part being 30 minutes.
   
   

   Genocide (grades 6-10)

Other Lesson Plans

In addition to the curricula developed by Jewish World Watch, we recommend the following additional educational tools.

Lesson Plans Suggested by Save Darfur Coalition

Grades 6-8

• PBS Newshour Extra:
  Darfur Lesson Plan

• National Geographic XPeditions:
  What's Happening in Darfur

• Nickelodeon Jr.:
  Never Again? From Holocaust to the Sudan

Grades 9-12

• Facing History and Ourselves:
  A Toolbox for Responding to Genocide

• Dying in Darfur

• American University - Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law:
  The Rwanda Commemoration Project: Genocide In Our Time

• Anti-Defamation League - Curriculum Connections:
  Genocide in Darfur: Is the world doing enough?

Additional Curriculum Resources

• Oxfam's Cool Planet for Teachers
  Sudan: Crisis in Darfur

• The Choices Program
  Confronting Genocide: Never Again?

• Res Republica
  Darfur: A Genocide We Can Stop

• Facing History and Ourselves
  Dying in Darfur: The Ongoing Genocide in Sudan