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by Noreen Saggese "I have been teaching for 23 years; 18 of those years here at VMS. I teach sixth grade Social Studies and Reading classes, and we integrate the study of the Holocaust with a novel called, "Devil's Arithmetic." We are always looking for a way to have a more personal way for the students' to relate to the Holocaust, and when we found your site, we got the idea that the kids could express their feelings through the artwork of stamps. They were very moved by the stamps and photograph that they saw on both sites, and this really made their lessons much more meaningful to them. Thank you so much. We are happy that you have enjoyed them, and are looking forward to them being on the air". |
Darrian D'olio I chose this design for my stamp because it is important not to forget the horrors of the Holocaust so it won't happen again. |
David Cruz It means that the Star of David are the Jews and they are in the fire, which means that they are getting killed by the Nazis. |
Morgan Urello My stamp is about the children who were victims of the Holocaust and how the Nazis killed them |
Ran Fan The star is the star of David Torah means the Jews religion The Jew in the fence is a Jew in ghetto she is sad, she is cold. The fire means the angers of Jews. |
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