Folklife - Resources

Educator Resources


	Smithsonian Folklife Festival Annual festival of culture and folklife, held on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. GO

Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Supporting diversity though the documentation and dissemination of sound

     Smithsonian Global Sound
     Explore the world of music
     traditions at this unique digital
     music service.
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Tools for Students and Teachers

Interview Guide, Education Kits, and Lesson Plans

Order

To order items, please
write, FAX, or call:
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Mail Order Dept. 0607
Washington, DC
20073-0607

phone: (orders only):
1-800-410-9815 or
202-275-1143
fax: 1-800-853-9511 or
202-275-1165

Email:
mailorder@folkways.si.edu

Prices include shipping
and handling

Smithsonian Global Sound Tools for Teaching
Download free lesson plans and activities to introduce students to a variety of music and cultures. Find information on streaming Global Sound collections in your school.

Community Scholars Resources

The Smithsonian Folklife and Oral History Interviewing Guide

(only available on-line)

El Río Do Your Own Exhibition Guide

(only available on-line in pdf format)

Discovering Our Delta: A Learning Guide for Community Research

Learning About Folklife: The U.S. Virgin Islands & Senegal

Native Cultures Resources

Land and Native American Cultures

Wisconsin Powwow / Naamikaaged: Dancer for the People

CFCH Project Resources

Borders and Identity

Order

To order items, please write, FAX, or call:
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings Mail Order Dept. 0607

Washington, DC 20073-0607

phone: (orders only): 1-800-410-9815 or 202-275-1143
fax: 1-800-853-9511 or 202-275-1165 ~ Email folkways@aol.com
Prices include shipping and handling