This is a simple coloring page and information sheet on Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Please note - What you see in the preview picture above is exactly what you get (except MUCH better quality). There are no additional downloads in this purchase. I have several different color...
You will love using these AAPI Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month Research Templates Teach- Go Pennants®. This research template packet includes 30 Influential Individuals.
Coloring book including cover and six coloring pages of the following figures: Kamala Harris, Yo-Yo Ma, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Anna May Wong, Yuri Kochiyama, Patsy Mink *Will be adding more figures!
Looking for the best Activities for AAPI Heritage Month/Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage month? This AAPI Heritage Month coloring garland banner covers asian and pacific island influential men and women who are change makers. Students will love to see their favorite historical and influential people of history in a positive light.These posters are perfect for bulletin boards, Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage month and wall art in your classroom, home, office, or anywhere you love to put inspirational sayings|| What You'll Get:8.5 x 11 PDF posters of:12- Influential change makers in black and whitepeople included such as:Tammy Duckworth, Peter Tsai, Kamala Harris, Dwayne Johnson, and more!|| PLEASE NOTE:This is a Digital Download file. Nothing will be shipped or mailed to you. Please be aware of this. No refunds are given.|| COPYRIGHTS:All of our products are for PERSONAL use ONLY. None of our stickers, planners, or printables may be redistributed commercially. All rights remain with Alyssa, of Teacher Noire|| RETURNSAll purchases are final. Due to the nature of the product, I do not accept returns. If you have any issues with your purchase, please contact me at Hello[at] TeacherNoire.com.Let's connect:INSTAGRAMTIK TOKWEBSITEPINTERESTasian american heritage month, aapi heritage month, aapi activities
Go beyond reading passages with these engaging biography puzzles for Asian/Pacific Islander American Heritage Month. Let your students showcase their knowledge!
You will love using these AAPI Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month Research Templates Teach- Go Pennants®. This research template packet includes 30 Influential Individuals.
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, commemorating the history and contributions…
I am so excited to share our Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month book wall! Our book wall Shelves are linked here ($12.99 each) ! Or you can search “picture ledge” at Ikea. As a second generation Korean American, raising 1/4 Korean girls, it is very important to me to ensure our K
In May it is celebrated Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month . So I made this material for my classes and my students loved it, in fact I saw them very interested. This resource includes: p1: reading "How One Woman's Story Led to the Creation of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month" p2: - Explain what the text is about. - Look for words in the dictionary. - Reading comprehension questions. p3: - Match the sentences. - Match the images to the paragraphs of the text. p4: - Video "Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month" - Describe the message of the video. - Answer questions about the video and critical thinking. p5; p6: Answers. Apply for distance learning. 6th class, 7th class, 8th class, 9th class, 10th class, 11th class, 12th class. Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: • Look for the green star near the top of any page within my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive customized email updates about this store. ☺ FOLLOW THE NEXT LINK AND GET 12 FREE RESOURCES !!! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Distance-learning-spanish-Distance-learning-12-FREE-RESOURCES-5266762
Are you wanting to teach your students about Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month? Here is a perfect resource for you! This is an e-book and activities, including a map activity, a learning activity with videos, and a true & false activity! A .pdf version of the activities is included as well. You can feel free to add audio to the slides if you are using for distance/remote learning or this resource is perfect for use in the classroom. Happy AAPI Learning! Slides Included: What’s Included: -What is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month? -When is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month? -History of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month -Who do we honor during Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month? -Why do we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month? -Observing Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month -Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month Video -Where is Asia and the Pacific Islands? Map Activity -Learn about Asia and the Pacific Islands Video Activity -True or False Please note this is a Google folder. Please do not purchase if you do not have access to Google products. Earn FREE credits to spend on TpT! Leave this product a review after you purchase. It’s a win-win! We appreciate the feedback and you earn credits to spend on future TpT purchases!!
Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Heritage Month workbook! This workbook is part of our 'Celebrating Months' workbook series where students can learn about themed months throughout the year, with over 25 pages of activities! Teach your kids all about Asian American and Pacific Heritage Month, with reading and writing exercises, as well as activities such as coloring and matching. Included in this workbook: - Short reading passages with information about the holiday - Comprehension checks - Matching activities - Short writing activities - Coloring pages - Answer key Each activity page also includes further information about celebrating Asian American and Pacific Heritage Month!
Introducing our exclusive 10-page PDF coloring book. This unique educational resource is designed for teachers, parents, and students to explore and celebrate the monumental contributions of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) scientists across various fields in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). Inside this coloring book, you'll find: Vivid Illustrations: Each page features beautifully detailed illustrations of prominent AAPI scientists. Kids and adults alike can bring these pages to life with colors while learning about each scientist's legacy. Educational Descriptions: Alongside each illustration, there is a brief yet informative description of the scientist’s key contributions and achievements. This combination of visual and textual elements makes learning both engaging and memorable. Diverse Figures in STEM: Highlighted scientists include: Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar: Nobel Prize-winning astrophysicist known for his theory on the evolutionary stages of massive stars. Shuji Nakamura: Awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2014 for his development of efficient blue light-emitting diodes (LEDs), his groundbreaking work has had profound impacts on lighting and display technologies worldwide, promoting environmental sustainability. Yoichiro Nambu: Nobel laureate whose work provides deep insights into the fundamental nature of subatomic particles. Manu Prakash: Inventor of the Foldscope, a low-cost paper microscope, democratizing access to science education worldwide. C.N. Yang, Subra Suresh, Akira Yoshino, Shinya Yamanaka, and Raj Reddy: Each a trailblazer in their respective fields, from particle physics and materials science to biotechnology and computer science. This coloring book not only serves as a creative outlet but also as a powerful educational tool, inspiring the next generation of innovators and scientists. Perfect for classroom activities, after-school programs, and home schooling, it provides a fun way to learn about the rich heritage and significant impact of AAPI scientists in shaping our modern world. Get ready to color, learn, and be inspired with every page of our "Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Scientists in STEM" coloring book! Additionally, did you know that when you write a review on TPT, you earn 1 credit for each dollar spent on that resource? Take advantage of this opportunity and earn credits . Explore other STEM Diversity: Coloring Pages for Elementary Students
This set of AAPI Heritage Month coloring pages is a wonderful way to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in your classroom! If you are looking for a fun and educational resource to teach your students about notable Asian American and Pacific Islander figures? These AAPI Heritage Month coloring pages are just what you need! Includes 37 coloring pages of famous figures with their date of birth and profession and provides a comprehensive overview of their significant contributions to American history. Which provides an opportunity for children to learn and celebrate diversity. Use them in the classroom or at home to engage students and promote cultural awareness. These coloring pages can be a fun and educational way for children and adults to learn about AAPI Heritage Month. Features: Formats: PDF & JPG Page Size: 8.5 x 11 inches. Resolution: High-quality 300 DPI. Page Count: 38 pages. Unlimited prints (for personal use only). ❤RETURNS❤ There are no returns when purchasing a digital download. Please If you have any problems downloading your files after purchase, feel free to contact me and I'll be happy to help you. ❤NOTE❤ * This is a digital item. * No physical product or printed material will be shipped. ❤TERMS OF USE❤ * For personal use only. * Commercial use is not allowed! Feel free to contact me if you are having any issues or if you have any questions! ❤Thank you for supporting my small business!
Celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month with this brief booklist filled with picture books, middle grade and young adult titles!
**An API Read-Aloud Initiative** May is Asian Pacific Islander heritage Month, and in light of the rise in violent and racist attacks against the AAPI community this past year, I created the initia…
Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Have fun celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with this fabulous Flags Craft. Use our Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Craft with your students to celebrate the Asian Heritage Month. These resources with 39 pennants, one for each AAPI Country are perfect for any grade level and make your classroom inviting & stylish! The Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Countries Flags Activities enables students to learn about Asian Heritage Month in a fun way as they make paper apple tree that represent a type of celebrating Asian Heritage Month. The Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Countries Flags are beautifully designed, colourful, and feature fun maps and flags to grab people’s attention. This kit is perfect for setting up a classroom or hallway bulletin board or can be used for a classroom door, wall décor, teacher desk. Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Bulletin Board What is included : ⭐️ Format PDF : 15 Pages ⭐️ Size : 8.5 x 11 In ⭐️ Click HERE to download Asian Heritage Month BUNDLE and save 30% ! If you like this resource, please see our many other items in our store CLUB ARTIZAN Don't forget to leave feedback to earn credits towards future TPT purchases! If you have any queries, you can contact me at [email protected] Copyright © Club Artizan All rights reserved by author. *** Thank you for visiting ***
Fun, easy paper plate crafts for children of all ages, including seasonal craft projects for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter.
In honor of Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month, Multicultural Kid Blogs is sponsoring a blog hop, and you are invited! We are celebrating the cultures and peoples of this diverse region by sharing our posts and asking other bloggers to do the same! Our hope is to create a wonderful resource for celebrating Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month with children. Be sure to visit the co-hosts of the blog hop (listed below) and share your own posts at the linky at the bottom! You can find even more resources on this region in our Asia and Australia and Oceania boards on Pinterest! Co-Hosts Multicultural Kid Blogs Crafty Moms Share Bicultural Mama Finding Dutchland Kid World Citizen Marie's Pastiche All Done Monkey Tiny Tapping Toes Creative World of Varya Miss Panda Chinese For the blog hop we decided to share some of the Asian-Pacific Island crafts we have been doing as well as a few books we have enjoyed! We have been having fun exploring games, puzzles, stories and crafts! For our crafts we used three books as our main resources: Asian-American Crafts Kids Can Do! by Sarah Hartman, Hands-On Asia: Art Activities for All Ages by Yvonne Y. Merrill, and Asian Crafts by Judith Hoffman Corwin. We started by looking at China with a Chinese Tanagram Puzzle. I made one from a square piece of memo paper. I copied the line placement from Asian Crafts. Then I showed Hazel the pictures of ways to arrange the shapes and she chose some of her favorites and made them. For more ideas on looking at China, check out the posts here. Next we looked at Japan with some origami. I made some shapes for Hazel and she and I made a few. To make these origami animals, we followed instructions from two books: Super Quick Origami Animals by Nick Robinson and Making Origami Animals Step by Step by Michael G. La Fosse. One of the things I really liked about making origami and about the tanagram is that you can review geometrical shapes. We talked about folding the paper into rectangles or triangles. For older children you can go into more detail and talk about right triangles, etc. We also made Japanese fans. Now Hazel has a thing for fans, so she loved this. We followed instructions using Asian-American Crafts Kids Can Do! except instead of cutting out circles we used paper plates. To make them you need a paper plate or a paper circle and three popsicle/craft sticks. Two of the sticks are glued in a v-shape next to the handle stick to support your circle. For more ideas on looking at Japan, check out here. We also had fun making a Nepal snow leopard mask. Hazel pointed out how we saw snow leopards at the zoo recently. Again I used a paper plate and cut the pattern we found in Hands-On Asia. Not reading the directions closely I cut out the eyes to make it a wearable mask instead of a piece of art. Then I let Hazel have fun. I cut out the mouth, tongue and ears for her as well as using the book's pattern for the nose. I also followed the instructions in Asian Crafts for a simplified version of Pachisi, a game from India. I decided to make it on the computer instead of hand drawing all the squares. As a result, you can download what I made by clicking the picture above or here. We decided to use glass beads and rocks as the playing pieces. Hazel could not wait to play and started to play with Ducky. To start you put the piece on its matching color in the corner of the board. The first person rolls the die (you have to make one either by cutting mine out and taping it together or getting a wooden cube and painting/coloring sides). If the person rolls his or her own color they get to move one square counterclockwise and then roll again. If the person rolls white, they just get to roll again. If they roll any other color the turn is over and the die goes to the person to the right. Once the piece makes its way around the board the player than has to go up the center spoke on their color. The person to make it to the middle first wins. For more ideas on learning about India, check out these posts. Hazel's and Ducky's Game In Play We have also been enjoying some stories from the different countries and about children adjusting to moving from the country to America and such. Here are some of our favorites. For more book choices, check out my Asian-Pacific Book Round-Up post. For all of our Asian-Pacific Island related posts check out here. And of course check out all the great ideas shared in this blog hop!! Feel free to share your Asian-Pacific crafts, books, and more as well!! An InLinkz Link-up
May is the month of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. What is AAPI Month and why is it important?AAPI Heritage Month began in…
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI) poetry activities with 25 poems by ancient Chinese poets, Hafez and Rumi (Printable & Digital) - Product includes lesson plan, student printables, PowerPoint slides, Google Slides, Google Doc and grading rubric, for no prep Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month poetry activities, Google Classroom or distance learning activities. Product Includes (Printable & Digital): Lesson Plan Student Printables PowerPoint slides Google Slides Google Doc Effortless 3-Point Grading Rubric Bell Ringer Activity Mini-Lesson Guided Practice Independent Practice Closing Discussion TP-CASTT Poetry Analysis Guide Common Core Aligned Reading Response Questions Want one year of inspirational quote bell ringers? 180 Bell Ringers - Inspirational Quote Paraphrase Task Cards Want fun and engaging Reading Skills lessons? GRADE 3 - 5 READING WITH FILM CLIPS BUNDLE GRADE 6 - 8 READING WITH FILM CLIPS BUNDLE GRADE 9 - 12 READING WITH FILM CLIPS BUNDLE Want fun and engaging Writing Skills Lessons? Teach Every Reading Skill with Lyrics BUNDLE Weekly Persuasive Writing with Inspirational Quotes Weekly Literary Analysis Writing with Music and Film Clips Weekly Comparative Writing with Film Clips Celebrity Tweet Grammar Bundle Why wait? Use these Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI) poetry activities with 25 poems by ancient Chinese poets, Hafez and Rumi (Printable & Digital) - Product includes lesson plan, student printables, PowerPoint slides, Google Slides, Google Doc and grading rubric, for no prep Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month poetry activities, Google Classroom or distance learning activities.
artLooking for the best Activities for AAPI Heritage Month/Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage month? This AAPI Heritage Month coloring garland banner covers asian and pacific island influential men and women who are change makers. Students will love to see their favorite historical and influential people of history in a positive light. These posters are perfect for bulletin boards, Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage month and wall art in your classroom, home, office, or anywhere you love to put inspirational sayings || What You'll Get: 8.5 x 11 PDF posters of: 12- Influential change makers in black and white people included such as: Tammy Duckworth, Peter Tsai, Kamala Harris, Dwayne Johnson, and more! || PLEASE NOTE: This is a Digital Download file. Nothing will be shipped or mailed to you. Please be aware of this. No refunds are given. || COPYRIGHTS: All of our products are for PERSONAL use ONLY. None of our stickers, planners, or printables may be redistributed commercially. All rights remain with Alyssa, of Teacher Noire || RETURNS All purchases are final. Due to the nature of the product, I do not accept returns. If you have any issues with your purchase, please contact me at Hello[at] TeacherNoire.com. Let's connect: INSTAGRAM TIK TOK WEBSITE PINTEREST asian american heritage month, aapi heritage month, aapi activities
Enhance your AAPI Heritage Month celebrations with this diverse collection of 25 flags representing the rich tapestry of Asian American and Pacific Islander cultures. Perfect for classrooms, community centers, or home decor, these flags are a vibrant tribute to the ethnic diversity and cultural heritage of AAPI communities. Explore and honor the histories and traditions of these 25 countries in a meaningful way this AAPI Heritage Month. As a special bonus, you'll receive 3 different styles of banners: • 18 additional pages of banners (8 Banners Per Page), spelling out 'Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Famous Icons Posters.'(2 different styles). • 58 additional pages of banners (1 Banner Per Page) & decorative banners. These banners add a festive touch to your celebration and can be used to decorate classrooms, homes, or community spaces. ✅What's Included: • 25 Pages Of AAPI Heritage Month Countries Flags. • 18 Pages of Bulletin Board Letters (8 Banners Per Page) Spelling 'Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Famous Icons Posters', (2 different styles). • 58 Pages of Banners (1 Banner Per Page) Spelling 'Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month', and other decorative banners To Celebrate the Month." ✅Features: * Formats: PDF * Page Size: 8.5 x 11 inches * Resolution: High-quality 300 DPI. * Page Count: 101 pages. * Unlimited prints (for personal use only). ✅RETURNS: * There are no returns when purchasing a digital download. * If you have any problems downloading your files after purchase, feel free to contact me and I'll be happy to help you. ✅NOTE: * This is a digital item. * No physical product or printed material will be shipped. ✅TERMS OF USE: * For personal use only. * Commercial use is not allowed! Feel free to contact me if you are having any issues or if you have any questions! Thank you for supporting my small business!❤️
Celebrate Asian Pacific Heritage Month with this inspiring poster display. This set includes 20 posters that will create a quick, powerful and memorable display within your school, classroom or can be added to your virtual classroom bulletin board. Lead your students to discover the many contributions these individuals of Asian decent have made in our world. Use these posters to generate classroom discussions and jumpstart their learning. They are sure to encourage students to reflect on and recognize the impact each individual has had on our world today. 19 Influential Figures Included: Bruce Lee Connie Chung Elaine Chao Amy Tan Andrew Yang Sandra Oh Kalpana Chawla George Takei Michelle Kwan Yo-Yo Ma Jeremy Lin Vera Wang Takashi Murakami Mindy Kaling Randall Park Anna May Wong Ted Lieu Yoko Ono NOTE: The size of each colored poster is 8.5” x 11” and includes both a PDF file and a JPEG file. For personal and single classroom use only. If using with multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses at the discounted rate. Connect with me on social media: Love Live Laugh Teach Instagram Facebook Pinterest Don't forget to receive TPT credits to use your purchases! To see all my resources, check out my page in my store. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Love-Live-Laugh-Teach
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These visually engaging and fun posters recognize and celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month!Included in this poster set are 6 full-color printable posters in the 8.5" x 11" standard printing size. There are also 8 black and white versions.You can print the standard posters on ...
Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage month Coloring Pages with Biographies Celebrate Asian/Pacific Islander American heritage month with these fun and educational Famous Asian American and Pacific Islander figures in history! This set of 37 coloring pages features: Remarkable Asian American and Pacific Islander from various fields, such as scientists, activists, artists, and more. Each page highlights the individual's name, his profession, and a brief summary of his biggest accomplishment. Great way for kids to discover and appreciate the impact of Asian American and Pacific Islander throughout history. These coloring pages offer an engaging and artistic means to honor Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage month. The notable Asian American and Pacific Islander featured in this set: Anna May Wong Chien-Shiung Wu Chrissy Teigen Connie Chung Daniel Inouye David Chang Duke Kahanamoku Dwayne Johnson Fred Korematsu Hasan Minhaj Israel Kamakawiwoʻole Jane Luu Julie Chu Kalpana Chawla Kamala Harris Kristi Yamaguchi Maggie Gee Mindy Kaling Naomi Osaka Nasir Ahmed Norah Jones Perry Chen Ruth Asawa Sal Khan San Lan Wu Shahid Khan Sono Osato Tammy Duckworth Tyrus Wong Vera Wang Vicki Draves Wataru Misaka Yo-Yo Ma Yuri Kochiyama George takei Gene luen yang Where, when, why to use these coloring sheets: AAPI heritage month. Bulletin board Hallway display Door decor Early finishers Fast-finishers Ways to introduce topics End of unit activities Stress reduction Team building activity TeamWork Craft ***You will receive:*** A zip File contains: - PDF File Includes 37 coloring Pages. English version - PNG File Includes 37 Images. English version - Page size : 8.5*11 Inches (Us letter) Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage month | Asian American and Pacific Islander activities | Asian American and Pacific Islander coloring pages | Asian American and Pacific Islander resources | Asian American and Pacific Islander bulletin board | Asian American and Pacific Islander poster project | Asian American and Pacific Islander activities for students | Asian American and Pacific Islander biographies | Asian American and Pacific Islander worksheets | famous Asian American and Pacific Islander | Asian pacific american
In honor of Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month, Multicultural Kid Blogs is sponsoring a blog hop, and you are invited! We are celebrating the cultures and peoples of this diverse region by sharing our posts and asking other bloggers to do the same! Our hope is to create a wonderful resource for celebrating Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month with children. Be sure to visit the co-hosts of the blog hop (listed below) and share your own posts at the linky at the bottom! You can find even more resources on this region in our Asia and Australia and Oceania boards on Pinterest! Co-Hosts Multicultural Kid Blogs Crafty Moms Share Bicultural Mama Finding Dutchland Kid World Citizen Marie's Pastiche All Done Monkey Tiny Tapping Toes Creative World of Varya Miss Panda Chinese For the blog hop we decided to share some of the Asian-Pacific Island crafts we have been doing as well as a few books we have enjoyed! We have been having fun exploring games, puzzles, stories and crafts! For our crafts we used three books as our main resources: Asian-American Crafts Kids Can Do! by Sarah Hartman, Hands-On Asia: Art Activities for All Ages by Yvonne Y. Merrill, and Asian Crafts by Judith Hoffman Corwin. We started by looking at China with a Chinese Tanagram Puzzle. I made one from a square piece of memo paper. I copied the line placement from Asian Crafts. Then I showed Hazel the pictures of ways to arrange the shapes and she chose some of her favorites and made them. For more ideas on looking at China, check out the posts here. Next we looked at Japan with some origami. I made some shapes for Hazel and she and I made a few. To make these origami animals, we followed instructions from two books: Super Quick Origami Animals by Nick Robinson and Making Origami Animals Step by Step by Michael G. La Fosse. One of the things I really liked about making origami and about the tanagram is that you can review geometrical shapes. We talked about folding the paper into rectangles or triangles. For older children you can go into more detail and talk about right triangles, etc. We also made Japanese fans. Now Hazel has a thing for fans, so she loved this. We followed instructions using Asian-American Crafts Kids Can Do! except instead of cutting out circles we used paper plates. To make them you need a paper plate or a paper circle and three popsicle/craft sticks. Two of the sticks are glued in a v-shape next to the handle stick to support your circle. For more ideas on looking at Japan, check out here. We also had fun making a Nepal snow leopard mask. Hazel pointed out how we saw snow leopards at the zoo recently. Again I used a paper plate and cut the pattern we found in Hands-On Asia. Not reading the directions closely I cut out the eyes to make it a wearable mask instead of a piece of art. Then I let Hazel have fun. I cut out the mouth, tongue and ears for her as well as using the book's pattern for the nose. I also followed the instructions in Asian Crafts for a simplified version of Pachisi, a game from India. I decided to make it on the computer instead of hand drawing all the squares. As a result, you can download what I made by clicking the picture above or here. We decided to use glass beads and rocks as the playing pieces. Hazel could not wait to play and started to play with Ducky. To start you put the piece on its matching color in the corner of the board. The first person rolls the die (you have to make one either by cutting mine out and taping it together or getting a wooden cube and painting/coloring sides). If the person rolls his or her own color they get to move one square counterclockwise and then roll again. If the person rolls white, they just get to roll again. If they roll any other color the turn is over and the die goes to the person to the right. Once the piece makes its way around the board the player than has to go up the center spoke on their color. The person to make it to the middle first wins. For more ideas on learning about India, check out these posts. Hazel's and Ducky's Game In Play We have also been enjoying some stories from the different countries and about children adjusting to moving from the country to America and such. Here are some of our favorites. For more book choices, check out my Asian-Pacific Book Round-Up post. For all of our Asian-Pacific Island related posts check out here. And of course check out all the great ideas shared in this blog hop!! Feel free to share your Asian-Pacific crafts, books, and more as well!! An InLinkz Link-up
Science Coloring Page Tu Youyou Printable Drawing: Discover the brilliance of Tu Youyou with our Science Coloring Page, a captivating addition to Women in History. PErfect for both Primary School and Middle School, this coloring sheet is a part of our women in science collection, providing a unique and educational experience. Digital download offers printable drawings perfect for adult and kids coloring alike. Celebrate Women's History Month, Asian Pacific Heritage Month and beyond with an inspirational and downloadable print that doubles as printable wall art. ✏️ AVAILABLE SIZES - US LETTER (8.5" x 11") - A4 (21 x 29,7 cm - international size) ➡️ All the files will be available after you bought this listing. This is a Digital Download so no physical item will be shipped. ✔️ This listing is for ONE Printable Coloring Sheet. ✏️ DETAILS - Coloring Pages Size: A4 (21 x 29,7 cm - international size), and US LETTER (8.5" x 11"). - Digital DOWNLOAD only. Coloring Pages Files are not editable. - You will receive a High Quality PDF file. - Downloadable products are not refundable. ➡️ TU YOUYOU'S STORY: Tu Youyou, born in 1930, is a Chinese pharmaceutical chemist and medical scientist. Her discovery of artemisinin and its application in treating malaria earned her the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2015, saving millions of lives worldwide. Elevate your coloring experience with our range of Coloring Pages, including quote coloring pages, children's book colors, and a variety of coloring pages for all ages. ✏️ WHERE IS MY ORDER? STEP 1. Click on 'Your Account' - Top right of the browser page. STEP 2. Click on 'Purchases and Reviews'. STEP 3. On the Purchases page you will find all your files. Download through web browser (not Etsy app). ✏️ CUSTOMIZATION Can't find what you are looking for? Send us a message, we will create your personalized and custom product. For any question feel free to contact us! ✏️ YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Printable Coloring Books: https://etsy.me/43Wqret Dowloadable Prints: https://etsy.me/3qxzGDj Classroom Poster Decor: https://etsy.me/45THWh7 ✏️ COPYRIGHT All files are for personal use only and cannot be used commercially or be resold/redistributed. Copyright and full reproduction rights of these images remain the property of the artist Irene Renon. ALL MATERIAL COPYRIGHT. Illustrations & original design © Irene Renon. ✨ CONTACTS My Shop: www.etsy.com/shop/ireneagh Shop Policy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ireneagh#policies Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.it/ireneagh/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/irene.renon/
Looking for a no prep activity to practice spreadsheets and graphing during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month? This activity is for use with Google Sheets™ and allows middle school students to independently explore the functions of Google Sheets™ through entering in data, creating graphs, and customizing those graphs. This activity can be used in a home, hybrid, 1:1 classroom, or traditional school setting and it comes in both a PDF and an editable digital Google Docs TM format. What's included? Teacher Directions Student Directions Data Table Reflection Questions Mastery Rubric Answer Key Google Docs ™ Editable Version This resource is great for: Independent Work Review Centers or Stations Small Group Distance Learning Skill Practice You may also like: Spreadsheet Battleship Digital Citizenship Interview Project Digital Citizenship Choice Board Be sure to become a follower of Curriculum Cosmos by clicking here! If you have any questions, please feel free to email [email protected]!
May 1 begins Asian American Pacific Islander American Heritage Month (AAPI month)! To celebrate, you can read these brilliant children's books with Asian and Pacific Islander representation.
Explore how to teach about Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in your classroom in the month of May.
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month: Influential Leaders Printable Hanging Garland Set I created these colorful decor resources to accompany your lesson plans for the celebration of influential people in history. This also includes a bulletin board resource includes a total of 34 different figures and bulletin board letters that say "Asian American Islander Heritage Month" Influential figures included in this resource are: Anna May Wong Bruce Lee Chien-Shiung Wu Chrissy Teigen Connie Chung Daniel Inouye David Chang Duke Kahanamoku Dwayne Johnson Fred Korematsu Hasan Minhaj Israel Kamakawiwoʻole Jane Luu Julie Chu Kalpana Chawla Kamala Harris Kristi Yamaguchi Maggie Gee Mindy Kaling Naomi Osaka Nasir Ahmed Norah Jones Perry Chen Ruth Asawa Sal Khan San Lan Wu Shahid Khan Sono Osato Tammy Duckworth Tyrus Wong Vera Wang Vicki Draves Wataru Misaka Yo-Yo Ma Yuri Kochiyama * Decide NOW not to feel overwhelmed planning for Asian Heritage History Month * Implement a new influential figure each day for your scholars! * Set your AAPI History lesson plans now! * This resource is perfect for children of ALL ages * THIS IS A MUST-HAVE RESOURCE for educators and parents! * A TOTAL OF 34 figures Printable garland pages plus bulletin board letters Who should purchase this resource? Teachers looking for LOW PREP resources that can be used in the classroom or personally. Teachers looking for WINTER school resources that are ready to use! Teachers who are ready to up their planning in the class!
These posters for Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month are perfect for any AAPI Month bulletin board display and a great way to introduce new figures! They include 25 men and women perfect for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and beyond. Click HERE to SAVE 30% by buying all EIGHT sets of Cultural Heritage Posters! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 25 (Men & Women) posters 3 versions of each poster VERSION 1: Informational Poster IN LANDSCAPE (1-2 sentences describing why he/she is known) VERSION 2: Just the picture VERSION 3: Just the picture in grayscale (printer-friendly) PLEASE NOTE: These posters are sized to fit on standard US letter (8.5x11) paper. HOW TO USE: These AAPI Month posters are meant to expose your students to influential Asian / Pacific Americans in the past AND present. Students often convey a misconception that influential leaders only exist in the past. Use these posters to show students that that isn't true! You can use the posters as an accompanying resource to your Asian Pacific American Heritage Month teaching or use these posters alone. (the landscape version is meant for this) All figures included have contributed significantly to American society. These will spark excellent conversations that your students can actually relate to. WHAT IS ON THE POSTERS? Date of birth/death Flag and country name of his/her place of birth Representation from various countries including (but not limited to): Pakistan, USA, Philippines, Hong Kong Representation from various fields of study, including acting, military, government, sports, science, music, designing, and mountaineering IDEAS FOR USE: bulletin board display (*most popular*) morning announcements gallery walk morning meeting activity WHO IS INCLUDED? 1. Corazon Aquino 2. Karan Brar 3. Jackie Chan 4. Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar 5. Susan Ahn Cuddy 6. Eiko Ishioka 7. Dwayne Johnson 8. Duke Kahanamoku 9. Maya Lin 10. Jane Luu 11. Yo-Yo Ma 12. Yao Ming 13. Patsy Takemoto Mink 14. Miné Okubo 15. Dalip Singh Saund 16. Brenda Song 17. Junko Tabei 18. Iwao Takamoto 19. Manti Te'o 20. Vera Wang 21. Anna May Wong 22. Tiger Woods 23. Dr. Chien-Shiung Wu 24. Kristi Yamaguchi 25. Jerry Yang ***PLEASE SEE THE PREVIEW OR DOWNLOAD THE FREE VERSION TO DETERMINE IF THIS PRODUCT BEST FITS YOUR NEEDS.*** WANT MORE CULTURAL HERITAGE GOODIES? CHECK THESE OUT! ⭐ Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month Person of the Day Slides ⭐ BUNDLE | Cultural Heritage Month Posters ⭐ Hispanic Heritage Month Posters | Well-Known | Lesser-Known | Modern Don't forget to follow me here to get exclusive deals on new products!
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*** THIS IS A DIGITAL PDF PRINTABLE RESOURCE *** Celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month with this exciting research writing activity! Your students will learn about 30 notable Asian American and Pacific Islander leaders and enhance their social-emotional learning by focusing on positive character traits. This resource includes notable leaders' coloring sheets, promoted research sheets, and more. ------------------------ Content Includes: ------------------------ -30 Asian & Pacific Islander leader coloring sheets -Foldable research sheets prompted -Foldable research sheets blank -Positive character trait list -Teacher instructions -1 Festive Poster -Display your student's work with the extra included Bulletin Board Decorations ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Black & white leader coloring sheets included are: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -Tammy Duckworth -Anna May Wong -Danny Thomas -Malavika Kannan -Shoukhrat Mitalipov -Kalpana Chawla -Manjusha P. Kulkarni -George Helm -Amy Tan -Bhagat Singh Thind -Daniel Kahikina Akaka -Patsy Mink -Yuri Kochiyama -Samuel Lee -Victoria Manalo Draves -Michael DeBakey -Krystal Ka'ai -Steve Chen -Monisha Das Gupta -Linda Sarsour -Terisa Siagatonu -Chien Shiung Wu -Dalip Singh Saund -Duke Kahanamoku -James Jabara -Philip Vera Cruz Naomi Osaka -Thelma Garcia Buchholdt -Larry Itliong -Bobby Balcena -------------------------------------------------------------- On prompted research sheets students will… -------------------------------------------------------------- -research and write when their leader was born -research and write where their leader was born -research and write three things they’re known for -choose one positive character trait their leader exemplifies and explain why -be creative and color their research sheets ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Turn this research activity into a Bulletin Board with included; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -flower and leaf decoration -2 border options (yellow, floral) -1 festive Poster -Bulletin Letter (I AM, Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month) -Black and white version of all decorations This resource is available in PDF format Love this resource? Check out our Research Activity Bundle Here! Thank you, Enjoy! :) *** Digital items aren't eligible for returns or exchanges on Etsy because of the nature of these items. ***
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Bundle May is AAPI Heritage Month, but this bundle can be used all throughout the year if you choose! :-) This bundle highlights many beautiful books featuring Asian and Pacific Islander characters, as well as real Asian American and Pacific Islander individuals who have made an impact in history.
Looking for engaging materials to celebrate Asian / Pacific Islander American Heritage Month with your students? This comprehensive resource packet is designed specifically for educators seeking to enrich their students' understanding of the diverse cultures, histories, and contributions of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans. This packet includes detailed biographies of influential Asian and Pacific Islander Americans, from pioneers like Duke Kahanamoku to leaders in modern industries such as Vera Wang and Yo-Yo Ma. Each biography is accompanied by thought-provoking comprehension questions to encourage deep reflection and discussion. Additionally, the packet contains a variety of activities that support learning across different subjects, including art, history, and social studies. Empower your students with knowledge and celebrate the rich heritage of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans in your classroom today! ✨Special Note on Usage: ✨ ✨Thank you for choosing this resource to enrich your educational journey. We are thrilled to be a part of your classroom experience. ✨ ✨As you embark on creating magical learning moments, here's something important to keep in mind: This resource is crafted with love and dedication for personal and classroom use only.✨ ✨While we encourage you to dive into these materials and explore every corner of its potential in your teaching, we kindly remind you that any commercial use or redistribution outside your personal classroom is not permitted. ✨ ✨Thank you for respecting our terms of use, and for all that you do to inspire young minds. Together, we're making the world a brighter place, one student at a time! ✨ ✨With gratitude and best wishes,✨ Follow my store for creative and inspiring educational resources!
