ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH
Celebrate Asian Pacific American
Heritage Month with some of our favorite resources to help teach and
recognize the contributions of Asian Pacific Americans.
The Transcontinental Railroad brought tremendous changes, and the
consequences of this new technology were profound. Thinkfinity has dozens of resources from across the disciplines to help bring this information to your students.
More than 800 artifacts from the Smithsonian's collection, plus
classroom activities, curator's statements, historical overviews and
more!
Maps of Asia ready to print at your fingertips from National Geographic Xpeditions' Atlas!
Take a trip to Asia with a host of original EDSITEment lesson plans and reviewed Internet resources.
Science and art explode in this chronicle of Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang's Tornado: Explosion Project for the Kennedy Center.
Students will learn about the science necessary to design, build and
ignite fireworks displays, as well as the artistry inherent in using
pyrotechnics to create unique works. More Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Resources
MEMORIAL DAY
Thinkfinity joins the nation in remembrance of those who have died while in military service to the country.
The Museum's Price of Freedom collection search includes hundreds of artifacts related to America's military history. Be sure to check out The Price of Freedom: Americans at War teacher's manual
for creative and engaging strategies to help students learn how wars
have been defining moments in both the history of the nation and the
lives of individual Americans.
This resource
explores a campaign during World War II by the nation's magazines to
promote national unity and rally support for the war. Students will
analyze magazine covers, a timeline and news video clips to understand
the importance of the home front during the Second World War.
LEARNING BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
Check out the extra-curricular resources available from our Partners that are perfect for summer learning.

ReadWriteThink has a vast collection of resources to help keep children and teens reading and writing all summer long.
Computer games and activities, hands-on science projects and even
book suggestions are all included in Science NetLinks' collection of
summer resources.
Students of all ages can strengthen their math skills with these great games!
Fun-filled literacy building activities for K-3 students. |