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!
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!
Celebrate AANHPI Month Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders with this Printable Coloring Book! ➡️ All the files will be available after you bought this listing. This is a Digital Download so no physical item will be shipped. ✏️ DETAILS - Coloring Book Size: A4 (21 x 29,7 cm - international size) - Digital DOWNLOAD only. Files are not editable. - You will receive a High Quality PDF file. Files are divided into 2 parts due to their weight, you will find them in your Download Page. - Downloadable products are not refundable. ➡️ ABOUT THIS COLORING BOOK: Our collection of coloring printables focuses on depicting in their cultural heritage and highlighting their accomplishments. These educational printables are perfect for teachers and students alike, adding a unique element to any AAPI/AANHPI Month (Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders) classroom celebration. Plus, honor the incredible contributions of AANHPI women in history through our inspiring designs. This coloring book feature 7 AANHPI women + their histories. ✏️ 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/
May is Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Read alouds are a great way to celebrate! Also, sharing books and stories that highlight Asian and Pacific Islander communities and voices is an impactful way to start conversations with students about current events. I’ve collected a few books that highlight diverse authors, illustrators and characters.
Celebrate Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Heritage Month with these children's books about cultures, history, and leaders.
In celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, here are books by Asian American authors and Pacific Islander authors.
Looking for the best Activities for AAPI Heritage Month/Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage month? These AAPI Heritage Month 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:30- Influential change makers in bright colorspeople 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
If your kid can't get enough of baseball, introduce him to star player and important barrier-breaker, Ichiro Suzuki.
Resources to learn about Japanese culture
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
Are you looking for ways to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month? Take a look at these kid lit books!
This set of AAPI Heritage Month coloring pages is a wonderful resource and activity for celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in your classroom! The printable inspirational quotes coloring pages in this set feature the inspiring words of eight incredible Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders from the worlds of sports, science, art, writing, and activism. You’ll also find a bonus “Celebrate AAPI Heritage” coloring page that allows you to easily create a themed display or bulletin board with your students’ completed coloring pages. Your purchase includes: • Eight coloring pages that each feature a unique design and an inspirational quote from an accomplished Asian American or Pacific Islander scientist, athlete, author, artist, or activist • A coloring page that says “Celebrate AAPI Heritage” • A reference page that includes the names of each Asian American and Pacific Islander individual featured in the set, the year they were born (most are still alive), and a brief description of their role in history or their achievements in their chosen field The featured individuals include: • Arin Siriamonthep • Eileen Gu • Ruth Asawa • Bryan Thao Worra • Amanda Nguyen • Min Jin Lee • Kalpana Chawla • Mirai Nagasu Ideas on how to use the coloring pages: • As a part of your Black History Month celebrations in May • To give your class a brain break • As an individual mindfulness activity • As part of an SEL (social and emotional learning) program • Before and after End-of-Grade (EOG), End-of-Course (EOC) or state-wide testing • As an early finisher activity • As an indoor recess activity • With your advisory group, homeroom class, or student block students • As a silent activity after testing • In the waiting area of the school guidance office or counseling office (provide colored pencils if possible) Ideas on how to use the completed coloring pages: • Have students use them as binder covers (in binders with clear front pockets) • Create an engaging AAPI Heritage Month bulletin board (you can use the bonus “Celebrate AAPI Heritage” coloring page to tie everything together) • Let students use them as locker decorations (if you want to make them super sturdy and feel extra special to the students, print the coloring pages on cardstock, laminate them after students have colored them, and then attach self-adhesive magnetic squares or discs to the back of each one) • Use as classroom door decorations or hang them in the hallway to inspire even more students • Have students use them to decorate their privacy folders/desk folders If you like these Inspirational Quotes Coloring Pages, be sure to take a look at my other printable coloring pages sets: ⭐Inspirational Quotes Coloring Pages for Women’s History Month: https://impossiblethingsnow.etsy.com/listing/1388902796/womens-history-month-coloring-pages ⭐Inspirational Quotes Coloring Pages for Native American Heritage Month: https://impossiblethingsnow.etsy.com/listing/1390667768/native-american-heritage-month-coloring ⭐Inspirational Quotes Coloring Pages for Black History Month: https://impossiblethingsnow.etsy.com/listing/1388327684/black-history-month-coloring-pages ⭐Inspirational Quotes Coloring Pages for LGBTQ+ Pride Month: https://impossiblethingsnow.etsy.com/listing/1659885517/lgbtq-pride-month-coloring-pages-gay Interested in more great resources to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month? Be sure to click on the links below: ⭐Inspirational Quotes Posters from AAPI Authors: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1419916147/aapi-heritage-month-posters-for-the ⭐Inspirational Quotes Posters from AAPI Scientists: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1405676742/aapi-heritage-month-posters-for-science ⭐Inspirational Quotes Posters from AAPI Athletes: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1408632488/aapi-heritage-month-posters-for-pe ⭐Inspirational Quotes Posters from AAPI Activists: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1408621722/aapi-heritage-month-posters-for-the ⭐Inspirational Quotes Posters from AAPI Artists: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1422821349/aapi-heritage-month-posters-for-art I know that you’re going to love what these coloring pages bring to your classroom! Technical Details: The coloring pages will come as a PDF file. Each coloring page fits on one page of the PDF and each page is 8.5 inches by 11 inches (standard printer paper size). ⭐Visit https://www.etsy.com/shop/impossiblethingsnow/ to see all the great teaching resources that are available in my store! Please note: This is a digital item only. No physical items will be shipped to you. Instead, a link to the digital file will be emailed to you by Etsy after you make your purchase. You will be able to view and print the posters using that link. You can also access the file at any time by doing the following: • Sign into your Etsy account (the one you made the purchase from). Go to “Purchases and reviews” section under “Your Account” (found at https://www.etsy.com/your/purchases). • Locate the order. • Next to the order, select “Download Files” and click on the file you are interested in to view it and print!
May is Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month. I always feel bad about this month. It happens at such a busy time of the year and is often overlooked. May was chosen to mark the anniversary of the first Japanese immigration and the completion of the transcontinental railroad. (The majority of the workers on the railroad were Chinese immigrants.) It also represents such a large area. Asian-Pacific Island includes all of Asia and the islands in the Pacific including New Zealand and the Polynesian Islands. It covers a huge area. (Source) Source: World Atlas Although we have no Asian or Pacific Island heritage that I know of, I like to teach Hazel about all the various cultures. I always describe myself as an American mutt since I have quite a mixture of European ancestors and even have some that can be traced to the Mayflower. There is a story in our family history of someone marrying a Native American as well, but I do not know the details. As such I do not identify with any ethnicity besides American and I find it interesting to look at the different ones around. To begin looking into Asian and Pacific Island Heritage we went to the library for books. General Asian Stories and Picture Books A is for Asia by Cynthia Chin-Lee Asian Children's Favorite Stories by David Conger, Marian Davies Toth & Kay Lyons Asian Holidays by Faith Winchester Come Look With Me: Asian Art by Kimberly Lane I Dreamed I was a Panda by Debra A. Johnson Floating Clouds, Floating Dreams Favorite Asian Folk Tales edited by I. K. Junne Moon Magic: Stories from Asia by Katherine Davison The Tiger's Whisker and Other Tales from Asia and the Pacific by Harold Courlander Folk Tales from Asia by Asian Cultural Centre for Unesco Tikki Tikki Tembo and More Stories to Celebrate Asian Heritage DVD produced by Weston Wood Studios, Inc. Asian Crafts and Animals Asian Kites by Wayne Hosking Haiku: Asian Arts and Crafts for Creative Kids by Patricia Donegan Asian-American Crafts Kids Can Do! by Sarah Hartman A Kid's Guide to Asian American History by Valerie Petrillo Asian Crafts by Judith Hoffman Corwin Monkeys of Asia and Africa by Patricia A. Fink Martin Really Wild Animals: Adventures in Asia DVD produced by National Geographic Society Next I took some of the many countries in the area and found some picture books to read with Hazel. I am sure there are more and of course there are more countries, but at least this is a start. I am going to add a link party to the end so people can add their own favorite Asian and/or Pacific Island themed books to help learn about the cultures and celebrate the month. Many of these books are about immigrants' experiences in coming to America or leaving their country. Since there are so many, I am not going to list each one. I will however list the ones I have posted about previously with links in case you want to learn more. Cambodia China The Year of the Horse is part of a series of books about the Chinese Zodiac Julie Black Belt and Julie Black Belt: The Belt of Fire The Phillipines Cora Cooks Pancit The Bamboo Dance India Japan Sora and the Cloud Review Butterflies for Kiri Korea Around the World in 12 Dishes visits Korea Thailand Book Reviews at my Around the World in 12 Dishes visits Thailand Vietnam Asian-Pacific Cinderella Tales The Golden Slipper Kao and the Golden Fish Anklet for a Princess Kongi and Potgi The Korean Cinderella The Gift of the Crocodile The Golden Sandal Wishbones and Yeh-Shen If you know a good book to learn about an Asian or Pacific Island culture or to help celebrate this month, please list its title and author in this link party and share with us all!! You do not need to link a review or post about the book!!
The first woman of color in Congress was of Japanese descent.
During Women's History Month, we're celebrating women who never received their due in history's official record book. Here, we honor 11 extraordinary Asian and Pacific Islander women.
AAPI coloring craft: Inspirational quotes by famous Asian Americans and Hawaiian with zen doodle background coloring bookmarks. These bookmarks could be used as a coloring activity in the classroom, book club, as a homeschool activity for social studies, or as a family activity, colored and given out as gifts for Asian American and Pacific Islander Month culture appreciation, used instead of cards, or added to goodie bags as gift tags. For best results print them on thick cardstock paper. Files include: 1 Pdf US letter-size pages 8.5” by 11”. Large bookmarks measure about 8.25" by 2.5", and smaller set 7" by 2" MORE COLORING ITEMS YOU MIGHT LIKE Please follow my store to get notified of new items posted. For personal use by one teacher only, please do not resell or share this file.
