Affiliated with the National Gallery of Art, this site focuses on making art and its concepts more accessible to young, self-directed Internet users. The act... More ...

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Marian Anderson: A Life in Song (Kindergarten)

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This ReadWriteThink-reviewed resource, provided by the Annenberg Rare Book & Manuscript Library at the University of Pennsylvania, offers audio-video excerpt... More ...

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Jazz Appreciation Month (Kindergarten - 12th Grade)

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This resource, from Smithsonian Jazz, features information about Jazz Appreciation Month (JAM). Users can learn about JAM, find out how to celebrate, view a ... More ...

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Hosiery: 1901s (3rd Grade - 12th Grade)

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This collection of images, from The New York Public Library Digital Gallery, features nine illustrations depicting early-20th-century hosiery. This resource ... More ...

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The Face of Slavery & Other African-American Photographs (4th Grade - 12th Grade)

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Part of the American Museum of Photography, this page offers tantalizing glimpses into the history of African-Americans through photographs. Sometimes the ca... More ...

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Smithsonian Jazz Class (6th Grade - 12th Grade)

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This page, from the Smithsonian's ""Jazz"" Web site, provides interactive lessons on the definition of jazz and on four key jazz musicians: Duke Ellington, E... More ...

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Mary Cassatt - Her Life (Kindergarten)

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The life of the artist Mary Cassatt, including a timeline.

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Progressive Era: The Father of the Blues (3rd Grade - 8th Grade)

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This Web page, part of the ""Jump Back in Time"" section of the America's Story Web site, describes how blues music influenced the sound of jazz, classical m... More ...

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America's First Masters of Photography: Southworth & Hawes (3rd Grade - 12th Grade)

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Part of the American Museum of Photography, this page is the entry page to an exhibition of daguerreotypes by Albert Sands Southworth and Josiah Hawes, who a... More ...

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Costume: Riding, 1799 and Earlier (3rd Grade - 12th Grade)

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This collection of images, from The New York Public Library Digital Gallery, features 13 illustrations of riding clothes prior to 1799. This resource can be ... More ...

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