Discovering the Science of Phototropism and Nurturing Hope in Dark Times When we think of history, we often look at dates and events, but the truest stories come from the voices of those who lived through them. Anne Frank's diary showed the world how a young person could keep a steady light of hope alive, even when surrounded by the darkness of war and injustice.

This KIND Guide takes kids on an historical and scientific journey inspired by the picture book Anne Frank: The Girl Heard Around the World by Linda Elovitz Marshall. Through our signature four-step framework, kids will learn how living things naturally seek out hope, meet the real-life heroes carrying on Anne's message, and complete a hands-on service project.

Using the KIND Method, this guide transforms a beautiful reading experience into a multi-sensory learning adventure and real-world advocacy project.

KNOW the Topic: Who was Anne Frank? INQUIRE About the Helpers: Meet The Anne Frank Center NOODLE Through Play: Looking for Light Experiment DO a Kindness Project: Personal Journals

Product Details:

Format: Digital Download (PDF)

Target Ages: 6 to 12 (adaptable for families or classrooms)

Core Themes: Holocaust history, the science of plant growth, human rights advocacy, and community service.

Partnership Focus: Features the legacy and mission of The Anne Frank Center.