The California State Archives' Educational Program staff is currently developing more online educational resources based on our collections and online exhibits to support K-12 and college classrooms! Stay tuned for new materials that cover key periods of California history and are aligned with national and state curriculum standards.
High School Resources (Grades 9 - 12)
Teacher and Student Guides:
Photography (Grades 7-12)
California Women's Suffrage and Women in Politics (Grades 9-12)
- "Where She Belongs:" Overcoming Obstacles in the California Women's Suffrage Movement and Beyond (.DOCX)
- "Where She Belongs:" Overcoming Obstacles in the California Women's Suffrage Movement and Beyond (PDF)
Representations of Native Americans in Past and Present Visual Culture (Grades 9-12)
- Identity and Stereotypes: Why Do Representations Matter? (.DOCX)
- Identity and Stereotypes: Why Do Representations Matter? (PDF)
World War II: California and the Incarceration of Japanese Americans (Grades 11-12)
California Farmworkers (Grades 6-12)
Elementary and Middle School Resources (Grades K - 8)
Teacher and Student Guides:
Spanish and Mexican California (Grade 4) (New!)
- Exploring California Diseños (.DOCX)
- Exploring California Diseños (PDF)