TEACH CHINA
Resources for students and educators
TEACH CHINA
Resources for students and educators
An historical overview of ancient China—from the Neolithic period (approx. 6,000–2000 BCE) to the end of the Han dynasty (220 CE).
Students take on the role of archaeologists to investigate the real-world challenges of preservation. They identify the legacies of the First Emperor through role play and critical reading, and use these ideas in order to identify and celebrate the legacies of local citizens.
Research and present information about the First Emperor’s accomplishments and legacy.
Learn about the first emperor of China and his unique tob and underground army discovered in Shaanxi Province.
Learn about some of the most prolific archaeological sites in China, including the burial complex of the First Emperor and Sanxingdui
Neolithic cultures (New Stone Age) were formed along the region bordering the Yellow River which has long considere the cradle of Chinese civilization. Ceramic vessels and jade objects were found in late neolithic tombs.
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Major support for the Asian Art Museum’s school programs and resources is provided by the Dhanam Foundation, United Airlines, The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership, and Daphne and Stuart Wells. Additional support is provided by Ms. Jane B. Dalisay and Mr. John W. Kirkman and an anonymous donor. Teacher professional development programs are supported by Wells Fargo.
General support for education is provided by the Dhanam Foundation, the Koret Foundation, the John & Marcia Goldman Foundation, The Charles D. and Frances K. Field Fund, Dodge & Cox, and The Joseph & Mercedes McMicking Foundation. Support is also provided by an endowment established by The Hearst Foundations.
Teach China was created in collaboration with the following arts organizations:
