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Vocabulary | Bibliography | Webliography | Alaska
State Standards
Alaska State Museum
museums.alaska.gov
Email the author of Eight Stars of Gold: The Story
of Alaska's Flag
alaskaflag@yahoo.com:
Guest Curator/Researcher India Spartz
Native American Tribe Flags
users.aol.com/Donh523/navapage/indexdbs.htm
Images and information about American Native Tribal flags
Rules for Flag Design
http://nava.org/flag-design/
A free guide to flag design by the American Vexillological Association
The American Legion
www.legion.org
Homepage for information about the American Legion
Flag Trivia on-line Quiz
www.usask.ca/history/fraser/na_flags.htm
Good site for developing games and questions about flags for
students
Netstate
www.netstate.com/states/symb/ak_symb.htm
Site that includes information about all 50 states including
state insects, symbols, emblems and the year their flag was adopted
U.S. States
www.atlasgeo.net/flags/anglais/html/Ealaska.htm
Free animated images for personal use of all 50 state flags
Alaska Geographic Alliance
www.ak-geo-alliance.org
Alaska's Gold
library.alaska.gov/goldrush
An on-line resource for Alaskan teachers and families providing
historical primary source materials about the Alaska Gold Rush.
Alaska Lode, a searchable database has over 1500 items ready for
classroom use.
Alaska Native Knowledge Network
www.ankn.uaf.edu
Searchable database on all aspects of Native life and history
suitable for students
Alaska Newspaper Project
library.alaska.gov/hist/newspaper.html
Archival access to historic newspapers from Alaska
ILOVEALASKA
www.ilovealaska.com/guide/people
Provides information about Alaskans in various occupations
and areas of fame
Juneau School District
www.jsd.k12.ak.us
Search "Elizabeth Peratovich" to locate information,
student essays, pictures and teacher resources for this notable
Alaskan.
50 States website
www.50states.com/bio/alaska.htm
Lists of famous Alaskans but requires an additional search to
find more biographic information
My History Is America's History
www.myhistory.org
Help for families interested in exploring family history
Library of Congress: American Memory
memory.loc.gov
Rich primary source materials relating to the history and culture
of the United States with more than 7 million digital items from
more than 100 historical collections
ARTSEDGE
artsedge.kennedy-center.org
On-line source to help educators teach in, through, and about the
arts
ArtsEdNet: Getty Foundation
www.getty.edu/artsednet
On-line source for ideas and models for teaching arts education
K-12
Museums Alaska
www.museumsalaska.org
Information about Alaska's museums
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