Complete lesson plans that meet National Standards for Learning designed for students in grade K - 8 Illustrated stories (available in English, Spanish and Portuguese) Presentations Articles Posters Profiles of rainforest species Information about on-the-ground conservation projects

Virtual exhibits which can be viewed via elmo, or other device. Exhibits include but are not limited to: Frederick Douglass' letter to Mary Todd Lincoln Watercolor sketch book by Private Henry Berckhoff (1861-1863) Letters Between Catharine Macaulay and Mercy Warren

I thought this would be very handy!!! It's printable fact sheets about History for the classroom! I know at a young age, reading what seems to be endless chapters of History could be made fun by fact sheets... and reinforced with games in the classroom.

Great tool.

Great if you have elmos or other devices in classrooms to allow students to go on a historical field trip.

Multicultural education in the classroom. Referenced by James Banks, author of our class book.

Why we should teach multicultural education and not just western history.

Provides benefits of multicultural education.

Discusses the pros and cons of multicultural education.

Great for a small lesson into looking at different cultures.

Discusses differences with young children. Using the game the teacher uses, can inspire children's responses to stories.

Various themes taught K-4, but the actual knowledge of the Holocaust does not start until fifth grade.

Teaches students the recognition of their own identity in the context of the classroom and family.

The general idea is to teach students to "theme" build. Focusing in on one specific theme.

This is a great tool. If I had a projector that would connect to my laptop, I could show students various countries. Interactive technologies are great teaching tools in this generation.

Very informative, goes along with a chapter I read in our text book, regarding common misconceptions about multicultural education.