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Students in grades 8-11 can take part in the competition on Jewish life in the past and present.
Award Ceremony
A Digital City Walk past Sites of Resistance in Kreuzberg
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Our new outreach programs for children and young people start in 2019 with workshops around the Jewish Places website.
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School groups can visit a variety of tours and workshops at the museum.
Workshop for students about the weekly holiday
Guided tour for groups of children aged 6–11 about the A Is for Jewish exhibition (bookable until 5 January 2020)
School groups can visit a variety of workshops at the museum.
Student Workshop on the Experiences of German Jews during the Nazi eras and the Topic of Exile (bookable until 20 December 2019)
The workshop for school students from 9th grade combines document work with the teaching of media skills using an interactive map.
The workshop combines source work and eyewitness interviews for pupils from grade 9 upwards
School groups can book a variety of guided tours at the museum.
Beginners’ Tour for School Students
Insiders’ Tour for School Students (bookable until 5 January)
Guided tour for groups of children aged 12–19 about the A Is for Jewish exhibition (bookable until 5 January 2020)
In the art dialog for school students from 9th grade upwards, we discuss the exhibition and the art project from which it emerged, and move together through the visual worlds of the twelve photographers.
Multisensory tour of the architecture for students aged 13 and older with and without visual impairments (bookable until 5 January 2020)
Tour for Students aged 14-19 about the major Jerusalem exhibition (bookable until 5 January 2020)
Projects by school and youth groups produce exhibitions, films, online documentation, and more.
Films, tours, and online exhibits by students at our partner school, the Refik Veseli School
In 2008, the Jewish Museum Berlin initiated its first project week at the Plötzensee juvenile offenders’ institution
An unusual exchange program organized by the on.tour mobile museum
