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Inspire a legacy of change – Join TeachAAPI’s Educator Circle today

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Inspire a legacy of change – Join TeachAAPI’s Educator Circle today

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Inspire a legacy of change – Join TeachAAPI’s Educator Circle today

Coming Soon:

Classroom Starter Pack Application

Inspire a legacy of change – Join TeachAAPI’s Educator Circle today

Coming Soon:

Classroom Starter Pack Application

Inspire a legacy of change – Join TeachAAPI’s Educator Circle today

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Classroom Starter Pack Application

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Reading Fun for Summer and All Year Round

May 28, 2025
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We are committed to sharing the best resources for children, parents, educators, and anyone with a heart to support the mission of Teach AAPI. Browse our curated resources of recommended books, helpful articles, and interesting stories shared from our guest speakers.

Moon’s Ramadan

by Natasha Khan Kazi

Read more: Moon’s Ramadan
FOODIE DETECTIVES

by Lacey Benard & Lulu Cheng

Read more: FOODIE DETECTIVES
Counting With Dim Sum

by Lacey Benard & Lulu Cheng

Read more: Counting With Dim Sum
Little Readers Book Club: Anzu the Great Listener

by Benson Shum

Read more: Little Readers Book Club: Anzu the Great Listener
Paula Yoo Video

by Paula Yoo

Read more: Paula Yoo Video
Mindfulness is Your Superpower

by Lauren Stockly

Read more: Mindfulness is Your Superpower
Wee Monster presents: Asian American and Pacific Islanders in Hollywood

by Wee Monster

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Wee Monster presents: Asian American and Pacific Islander Activists Who Inspire Us Poster

by Wee Monster

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Wee Monster presents: Asian American and Pacific Islander Olympians Poster

by Wee Monster

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AAPI History Month: All Star Author Talk

by TeachAAPI

Read more: AAPI History Month: All Star Author Talk
Little Readers Book Club: Anzu the Great Kaiju

by TeachAAPI

Read more: Little Readers Book Club: Anzu the Great Kaiju
The Paper Kingdom

by Helena Ku Rhee

Read more: The Paper Kingdom

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I get involved?

There are several ways to get involved. One way is to join our Parent Liaison Program. TeachAAPI parent liaisons work hand-in-hand with our Board to evangelize and promote our programs and events in their respective schools and communities. Another way to get involved is to volunteer to help at one of our community or fundraising events. Please visit the “Attend or Volunteer” section of our website to find out about upcoming events. To get your school involved, please connect with us directly to learn about how to enroll your school as Official Partner School.

Where/how do you source curriculum?

Our in class curriculum is co-created in partnership with Asian American Education Project. Our other programming, book lists and events are in collaboration with our partners. We also work with our Curriculum Experts to ensure that our currriculum lines up with social studies, ELA and C3 standards.

How do I get my school to sign on?

Our community’s impact stems in large part from the collective, powerful voices of our wonderfully diverse group of AAPI and ally parents. Our parents believe in the power of AAPI education for all children, and the importance of TeachAAPI’s programming in their schools. If you are interested in bringing TeachAAPI to your child’s school, please connect with us and we’ll get started!

I’m not AAPI, how can I be an Ally?

Our programming is for all children. We firmly believe diversity in education is not for one group of people, but fundamental for every child to understand their world and the diversity around them. To learn how to build the social, emotional and intellectual skills needed to successfully navigate the future and all that it may bring. To be an ally means to advocate for diversity in education for all children.

I am an educator – how can I incorporate TAP into my curriculum?

If you’re teaching at a partner school, login to the educator portal for immediate access to all of our full lesson plans. If your school is not yet a partner school, connect with us to learn more about how to become one!

Do you have resources for Lunar New Year? Diwali?

Yes! We have many resources available for AAPI cultural celebrations. Find our deep dives and more on our resources page. If you are looking for a celebration but cannot find it, please drop us a note and we’ll look into it. We are always updating our library with more and updated information!

Are your resources free?

We have many free resources, all found on the resource page, available to everyone. Our partner schools have access to our in class lesson plans as well as other custom programming and support we facilitate on a school by school basis. To learn more about becomming a partner school, please connect with us.

Do you have opportunities for AAPI Youth to get engaged?

Yes! Beyond our upcoming Youth Summit, we have internship programs, volunteer opportunities at our local events and we are always looking for TeachAAPI youth ambassadors on campuses. Connect with us to start a conversation!

What geographic areas of the US do you serve?

We serve students, schools and educators across all 50 states.

Resources

Latest Update

Reading Fun for Summer and All Year Round

All resources

Moon’s Ramadan

FOODIE DETECTIVES

Counting With Dim Sum

Little Readers Book Club: Anzu the Great Listener

Paula Yoo Video

Mindfulness is Your Superpower

Wee Monster presents: Asian American and Pacific Islanders in Hollywood

Wee Monster presents: Asian American and Pacific Islander Activists Who Inspire Us Poster

Wee Monster presents: Asian American and Pacific Islander Olympians Poster

AAPI History Month: All Star Author Talk

Little Readers Book Club: Anzu the Great Kaiju

The Paper Kingdom

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