Teacher Resources
- Scholastic Books - Find out what it means to be Asian Pacific American and all the Asian cultures that exist in the world and in America.
- Education World - Education World offers five lessons to introduce students to Asian American history and culture.
- Asia Society presents AskAsia.org - An educational website for students and teachers covering some thirty countries that comprise Asia today.
Read-Alouds (Picture Books)
- Apple Pie 4th of July - by Janet S. Wong
- Henry's First Moon Birthday - by Lenore Look
- Halmoni's Day - by Edna Coe Bercaw
- The Name Jar - by Yangsook Choi
- Grandfather's Journey - by Allen Say
- Hungriest Boy in the World - by Lensey Namioka
- Story of Little Babaji - by Helen Bannerman
- Trip Back Home - by Janet S. Wong
- Nine-In-One, Grr! Grr! - by Xiong Bila
- Red is a Dragon - by Roseanne Thong
Juvenile Biography
- Maya Lin - by Bettina Lin
- Michelle Kwan - by Raymond Miller
- A Journey: Autobiography of Apolo Anton Ohno - by Apolo Anton Ohno
- The Last Princess, the Story of Princess Kaiulani - by Fay Stanley
- Mother Teresa - by William Jacobs
- Gandhi - by Demi
- The Lost Garden - by Laurence Yep
Juvenile NonFiction
- Lon Po Po - by Ed Young
- The Green Frogs - by Yumi Heo
- One Grain of Rice - by Demi
- Hush! A Thai Lullaby - by Minfong Ho
- Brother Rabbit - by Minfong Ho
- Tanuki’s Gift - by Tim Myers
Websites
- Internet School Library Media Center - List of noteworthy Americans of Asian of Pacific Island Heritage
- Cynthia Leitich Smith - Japanese-German American author's bibliography of Children and YA books with Asian American themes
- Chinavoc.com - Information on Chinese calligraphy
- Learn About Hmong - All about the Hmong people and culture
- Oriland: What Origami Can Be! - Treasury of origami information
Online Library Resources
- Facts for Learning - Type in "Asia"
- Kid's Edition Thompson Gale - Type in "Asian Americans"
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