by Lisa Rathje | Jun 11, 2024
Iowa celebrated its 150th anniversary of statehood in 1996. As part of that celebration, some 150 Iowa musicians, craftspeople, storytellers, radio announcers, farmers, cooks, doctors, basketball players, teachers, scholars, and state officials participated in the...
by Lisa Rathje | May 29, 2024
This guide was written to help educators prepare their students to attend the “Hmong at Heart” exhibit at the Madison children’s museum, but is relevant to those wanting to learn more about Hmong communities or visiting museum exhibits featuring cultural traditions....
by Lisa Rathje | May 29, 2024
This Kids’ Field Guide to Local Culture will help you observe, interview, and understand people. It includes tools and skills for people watching and ways of presenting your research.
by Mira Johnson | Jan 19, 2024
TITLE: Unlocking Inquiry in the Social Studies Classroom through Mexican Traditions AUTHOR AND TEACHER: James Longbotham James Longbotham is a third grade teacher at Lenape Elementary School in New Paltz, NY. ARTIST COLLABORATOR: Pulso de Barro– Maria Puentes Flores...
by Mira Johnson | Dec 14, 2023
TITLE: Analyzing Identity and Culture in Lullabies AUTHOR AND TEACHER: Cathryn Lally Cathryn Lally is a 9th grade English Teacher at Whitney Point High School in Whitney Point, NY. ARTIST COLLABORATOR: Gayane Dadian, Armenian Lullabies LENGTH: Six 40-minute class...
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