Providing free education tools and materials for teachers, interpreters, students, and lifelong learners inside and outside the National Park Service is one important way we support the agency's mission. The value of America's cultures and diverse heritages may be lost if it's not passed on to the next generation or experienced by the present one.
Educators and parents can find resources for all grade levels with programs like Teaching with Historic Places. The National Park Service also offers other resources, such as theme studies and Junior Ranger books. Explore the Teacher's Portal for more tools to engage children and young adults.
Teaching with Historic Places
These lesson plans use historic places in National Parks and in the National Register of Historic Places to enliven history and civics.
'Iolani Palace Lesson Plan
Learn about the Pacific Islanders who ruled the Hawaiian Islands for nearly a thousand years until the 19th century.
More Resources
Find more resources relating to AAPI heritage.
Last updated: April 25, 2019