Be Comfortable
Description	In this CyberSmart! Curriculum lesson plan students consider some online scenarios and examine their personal comfort levels. They learn to recognize such feelings and responsibly manage their actions in cyberspace. The CyberSmart! Curriculum is the first-of-its-kind K-8 curriculum for students' safe, responsible and effective use of technology. Non-sequential for flexible implementation; the curriculum is organized into five S-M-A-R-T units -- Safety, Manners, Advertising, Research and Technology -- each teaching an important facet of Internet and technology use. Original standards-based lessons and activity sheets provide the skills necessary for children to become safe, mindful and effective cybercitizens.
Medium	application/pdf, text/HTML
Type	Activity, Lesson plan, Unit of instruction
Grade Level	4, 5

Individual Responsibility and Resistance during the Holocaust
Description	This lesson provides an opportunity for students to research an individual involved in resistance during the Holocaust. In small groups, students explore various resources in order to make a thoughtful presentation about an individuals actions.
Medium	text/HTML
Type	Lesson plan
Grade Level	10, 11, 12

The Library
Description	In this CyberSmart! Curriculum lesson plan children learn that the library houses many forms of media for both research and leisure activities. They also learn that an important resource in the library is the librarian. The CyberSmart! Curriculum is the first-of-its-kind K-8 curriculum for students' safe, responsible and effective use of technology. Non-sequential for flexible implementation; the curriculum is organized into five S-M-A-R-T units -- Safety, Manners, Advertising, Research and Technology -- each teaching an important facet of Internet and technology use. Original standards-based lessons and activity sheets provide the skills necessary for children to become safe, mindful and effective cybercitizens.
Medium	application/pdf, text/HTML
Type	Activity, Lesson plan, Unit of instruction
Grade Level	1, kindergarten

Votes For Women: Address to the Legislature of New-York
Description	The Library of Congress' American Memory Project - Votes For Women: National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection 1848-1921: Address to the Legislature of New-York. "Gentlemen, in republican America, in the 19th century, we, the daughters of the revolutionary heroes of 76, demand at your hands the redness of our grievances-a revision of your state constitution-a new code of laws. Permit us then, as briefly as possible, to call your attention to the legal disabilities under which we labor. " (Elizabeth Cady Stanton).
Medium	image/tiff, text/HTML
Type	Collection
Grade Level	8, 9, 10, 11, 12, adult/continuing education, community college, higher education

Votes For Women: The Woman Suffrage Calendar Advertising Card
Description	The Library of Congress' American Memory Project - Votes For Women: National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection 1848-1921: The Woman Suffrage Calendar Advertising Card. Card providing details of the sale of the 1910 edition.
Medium	image/tiff, text/HTML
Type	Collection
Grade Level	8, 9, 10, 11, 12, adult/continuing education, community college, higher education

Citizens of CyberSpace
Description	In this CyberSmart! Curriculum lesson plan students learn that Internet users are citizens of a global community with the power to share ideas with people around the world. The CyberSmart! Curriculum is the first-of-its-kind K-8 curriculum for students' safe, responsible and effective use of technology. Non-sequential for flexible implementation; the curriculum is organized into five S-M-A-R-T units -- Safety, Manners, Advertising, Research and Technology -- each teaching an important facet of Internet and technology use. Original standards-based lessons and activity sheets provide the skills necessary for children to become safe, mindful and effective cybercitizens.
Medium	application/pdf, text/HTML
Type	Activity, Lesson plan, Unit of instruction
Grade Level	4, 5

Votes For Women: The True Woman : A Series of Discourses
Description	The Library of Congress' American Memory Project - Votes For Women: National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection 1848-1921: The True Woman: A Series of Discourses. This is a collection of lectures by Rev. J.D. Fulton, in which he deals with the issues of women's roles as wife and mother, her domestic and social responsibilities, and education and the vote for women, based on his study of the Bible.
Medium	image/tiff, text/HTML
Type	Collection
Grade Level	8, 9, 10, 11, 12, adult/continuing education, community college, higher education

Smithsonian National Museum of African Art: Exhibitions-Transatlantic Dialogue-Contemporary Art in and Out of Africa
Description	This page from the Smithsonian's National Museum of African Art site is called Transatlantic Dialogue-Contemporary Art in and Out of Africa. This exhibition explores the varied ways that African and African American artists interpret their ideas and identities. Similarities of style as well as diversity of expression emerge from a shared African heritage. Color, pattern and rhythm, improvisation and spiritual awareness are some of the elements found in the work of these artists. Many explore the performatory aspects of culture through music or ritual suggestions. Some artists respond to environmental and historical circumstances in their work. Most acknowledge a sense of spirituality that echoes older African sensibilities. Perhaps it is telling that the works in this exhibition cannot easily be identified as either African or African American; they are all part of the same aesthetic conversation.
Medium	image/jpeg, text/HTML
Type	Collection
Grade Level	4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, adult/continuing education, community college, higher education

Votes For Women: Woman's Rights Convention, Akron, Ohio
Description	The Library of Congress' American Memory Project - Votes For Women: National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection 1848-1921: Woman's Rights Convention, Akron, Ohio. This state conference included reports on education, labor, and common law, as well as letters from Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Amelia Bloomer.
Medium	image/tiff, text/HTML
Type	Collection
Grade Level	8, 9, 10, 11, 12, adult/continuing education, community college, higher education

Ramadan: Feast
Description	Each weekday, Pulse of the Planet provides its listeners with a two-minute sound portrait of Earth, tracking the rhythms of nature and culture worldwide and blending interviews and extraordinary natural sound. From the National Geographic website, this segment is one of a three-part series featuring Ramadan.
Medium	audio/realaudio, text/HTML
Type	Primary source
Grade Level	1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, kindergarten