The Smithsonian American Art Museum created the New Media Learning Environments project to make the museum's collection and other resources readily available... More ...

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How Crayons Are Made (Kindergarten - 5th Grade)

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This Web page, from the Crayola Web site, provides information on how crayons are made. This resource is highlighted in the EconEdLink lesson ""Paraffin-alia... More ...

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Joseph Wu's Origami Page (Kindergarten - 8th Grade)

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Origami is the Japanese name for the art of paper folding. However, it has now become a beloved artform for people around the world. This site is the most co... More ...

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Buzzing Brass Mouthpiece (Kindergarten - 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 the origins of the Panic of 1857. Click on the ""next... More ...

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Tesselations, Wow! (Kindergarten - 2nd Grade)

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In this 1998 article, from the EconEdLink-reviewed Sound Money Web site, Chris Farrell discusses the state of the economy at the time. Links to other parts o... More ...

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Anne's Disappearing Allowance (Kindergarten - 2nd Grade)

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In this PBS Kids lesson, students learn about managing money. They view and discuss an episode of PBS Kids' ""Anne of Green Gables"" in which Anne spends nea... More ...

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Modest Mussorgsky, Composer (3rd Grade - 8th Grade)

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This Web page, part of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Web site, explains how the Federal Reserve acts as fiscal agent and depository for the Unite... More ...

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George Gershwin, Composer (3rd Grade - 8th Grade)

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This Web page, part of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Web site, describes the various purposes of the Community Affairs function of the Federal Re... More ...

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Modern Era: Made in China (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 Richard Nixon visited the People's Republic of China ... More ...

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Political Memorabilia - Pins and Watch Fobs (3rd Grade - 12th Grade)

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This resource, from Cyberbee, features images of pin and watch fobs. This form of political memorabilia was a way for politicians to advertise themselves and... More ...

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