Japanese Internment Lesson Plan Bundle

This bundle combines two great resources for teaching about Japanese American Internment during World War 2.

First, there is my Japanese Internment Source Analysis Lesson. The lesson provides students important background information to help them understand the lead-up to Japanese internment. Then, uses a variety of primary sources that students to help students understand Executive Order 9066, Issei and Nisei removal and incarceration, life in the internment camps, Korematsu vs. the US, and more.

Next, you also get my Internment Camps Primary Source Reading. This first-person account of what it was like for a 19-year-old girl from California to be placed into an internment camp makes for an excellent companion activity with the lesson.

I will either use it in class after the lesson or, if there isn't enough time, assign it for homework. It can also be used to start your next lesson and connect back to what students learned.

You can click on both resources for a closer look at what is included in this bundle.

You can also get both resources along with many more in my Complete World War 2 Unit Plan Bundle.

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