U.S. Civics & Citizenship Education
The U.S. Civics & Citizenship Education is a standards-based program that uses a content-based approach to help students and adults acquire academic language skills through the study of civics education. The program covers the US Civics and English Language standards required for students at the Middle and High School levels.
U.S. Citizenship Game
The Citizenship Game with Game Cards will challenge students to apply their new knowledge of US civics and citizenship in a fun and interactive way.
The game is available in English, Spanish, and Haitian-Creole.
Family Engagement: The Key To Your Child’s Success
A handbook developed for parents/guardians of English language learners (ELLs) that would like to learn about the U.S. educational system, school rules, regulations, procedures, and instructional practices.
Hispanic Cultural Traditions Handbook
The purpose of this Manual is to provide activities about Hispanic traditions that can be used throughout the academic year.
Each month includes a section for parents, a section for children to have fun, and a section on home-school connection.
Un castillo de amor
Un castillo de amor by Arnhilda Badía is a short story for children inspired by the real-life experiences of Edward Leedskalnin, a Latvian immigrant who single-handedly built the famous Coral Castle in Homestead, Florida as a tribute to his lost love, Agnes Scuffs—whom he affectionately called his “Sweet Sixteen.”
Cuban-American Women: Making History
The purpose of this book is to bring to the attention of young generations the stories of courageous successful Cuban women and their legacy. Those who read this book will be able to gain an understanding how Cuban women have been able to make a difference through their bravery and determination to succeed against all odds. Teacher will be able to use this book as an effective teaching tool which could help students learn about character traits, historical contexts, and real-world connections.
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