In this short video, Opera by Children gives an introduction to their mission and philosophy.
Primary sources and stories about Chinese populations in Utah 1860-1890.
A recorded version of the Behind the Animation presentation.
Study guides for various K-12 short films, including links to the videos.
The history of -- Topaz Relocation Center -- is examined in an article provided as a PDF document. This article is extracted from the book UTAH HISTORY ENCYCLOPEDIA, published in celebration of Utah's Centennial (1996) and edited by Allan Kent Powell. Over two hundred contributors wrote about the individuals, organizations, locations, institutions, and topics important to Utah history.
In this video, Visitor Services Coordinator, Golda Dopp Ovalles gives a presentation about Fluxus. Fluxus is an artistic movement.
Utah is an amazing place, rich in resources, in geographic wonders, in inspiring history, and in the diversity of its people. The study of Utah permits students to understand more deeply the place they call home, while developing essential skills unique to the social studies disciplines. Within these standards, Utah Studies offers an opportunity for students to learn about their own families and cultures as well as those of others.
Smithsonian resource. During Covid-19, racism towards Asian Americans increased in many parts of the United States. This collection of videos shows conversations with community leaders combating racism. Can be used to facilitate discussion and discourse in the classroom.
Explore rain forests, coral reefs, tropical islands
and volcanoes through role play.
This lesson invites students to reconfigure Meg’s journey into a board game where, as in the novel itself, Meg’s progress is either thwarted or advanced by aspects of her emotional responses to situations, her changing sense of self, and her physical and intellectual experiences.