Mapping Literary Tejas

Adding Latinx Poetry to
Your Curriculum

by Lupe Mendez | Poetry Foundation | 2019

afro-latinidades en la literatura infantil ~
Afro-Latinx in Children’s Literature

María Heysha Carrillo |
Dra. Claudia García-Louis

The Art of Mariachi:
A Curriculum Guide

Rachel Yvonne Cruz
| Conocimientos Press | 2017

A Magical Encounter:
Latino Children’s Literature in the Classroom

by Alma Flor Ada | Pearson | 1990

Celebrating Our Cuentos:
Choosing and Using Latinx Literature in Elementary Classrooms

by Julia López-Robertson | Scholastic | 2021

“Chicano Children’s Literature:
Using Bilingual Children’s Books to Promote Equity in the Classroom”

by Laura A. Alamillo & Rosie Arenas |
Multicultural Education | 2012

Chicano Literary Renaissance

by Teresa Palomo Acosta | TSHA

“Critical Indigenous Literacies:
Selecting and Using Children’s Books about Indigenous Peoples”

by Debbie Reese | Language Arts | 2018

Entre Guadalupe y Malinche:
Tejanas in Literature and Art

edited by Inés Hernández-Ávila and Norma Elia Cantú | UT Press | 2016

Hecho en Tejas:
An Anthology of Texas Mexican Literature

edited by Dagoberto Gilb | UNM Press | 2008

Home & Classroom Teaching:
Native American Children’s-Teens’ Books & Resources

Cynthia Leitich Smith

I am Not a Taco:
Using Poetry to Negotiate Students’ Identities

by Stephen J Arenas MED | Texas Education Review | 2018

Indigenizing the Classroom:
Engaging Native American/First Nations Literature and Culture in non-Native Settings

edited by Anna M. Brígido-Corachán | U València | 2021

Indigenous-Centered Pedagogies:
Strategies for Teaching Native American Literature and Culture

by Annette Portillo | CEA Forum | 2013

Latinx Studies Curriculum in K-12 Schools:
A Practical Guide

by David Colón and Max Krochmal
| Texas Christian University Press | 2022

Latino/a Literature in the Classroom:
Twenty-First-Century Approaches to Teaching

edited by Frederick Luis Aldama | Routledge | 2015

Lesson Plans for Native American Heritage Month

poets.org

Mexican American Studies
for Texas Schools

lesson plans

Native American Literature
in Your Classroom

National Museum of the American Indian | Smithsonian

Native Children’s and Young Adult Books

Cynthia Leitich Smith

Storytelling of Indigenous Peoples
in the United States

developed by Naomi Funahashi, Yoko Okano, and Rylan Sekiguchi | Stanford SPICE | 2006

Teacher and Librarian Resources for Native American Children’s and Young Adult Books

Cynthia Leitich Smith

Teaching Late-Twentieth-Century
Mexicana and Chicana Writers

edited by Elizabeth Coonrod Martínez | MLA | 2020

“Teaching Mexican American Literature”

Andres Lopez | Humanities Texas | 2020

“The Natural History of Chicano Literature:
A Performance Lecture by Juan Felipe Herrera”

University of California Television (UCTV)

Adding Latinx Poetry to Your Curriculum

afro-latinidades en la literatura infantil ~Afro-Latinx in Children’s Literature

The Art of Mariachi: A Curriculum Guide

A Magical Encounter: Latino Children’s Literature in the Classroom

Celebrating Our Cuentos: Choosing and Using Latinx Literature in Elementary Classrooms

“Chicano Children’s Literature: Using Bilingual Children’s Books to Promote Equity in the Classroom”

Chicano Literary Renaissance

“Critical Indigenous Literacies:Selecting and Using Children’s Books about Indigenous Peoples”

Entre Guadalupe y Malinche: Tejanas in Literature and Art

Hecho en Tejas: An Anthology of Texas Mexican Literature

Home & Classroom Teaching: Native American Children’s-Teens’ Books & Resources

I am Not a Taco: Using Poetry to Negotiate Students’ Identities

Indigenizing the Classroom: Engaging Native American/First Nations Literature and Culture in non-Native Settings

Indigenous-Centered Pedagogies:Strategies for Teaching Native American Literature and Culture

Latinx Studies Curriculum in K-12 Schools: A Practical Guide

Latino/a Literature in the Classroom:Twenty-First-Century Approaches to Teaching

Lesson Plans for Native American Heritage Month

Mexican American Studies for Texas Schools

Native American Literature in Your Classroom

Native Children’s and Young Adult Books

Storytelling of Indigenous Peoples in the United States

Teacher and Librarian Resources for Native American Children’s and Young Adult Books

Teaching Late-Twentieth-Century Mexicana and Chicana Writers

“Teaching Mexican American Literature”

“The Natural History of Chicano Literature: A Performance Lecture by Juan Felipe Herrera”

Adding Latinx Poetry to
Your Curriculum

afro-latinidades en la literatura infantil ~
Afro-Latinx in Children’s Literature

The Art of Mariachi:
A Curriculum Guide

A Magical Encounter:
Latino Children’s Literature in the Classroom

Celebrating Our Cuentos:
Choosing and Using Latinx Literature in Elementary Classrooms

“Chicano Children’s Literature:
Using Bilingual Children’s Books to Promote Equity in the Classroom”

“Critical Indigenous Literacies:
Selecting and Using Children’s Books about Indigenous Peoples”

Entre Guadalupe y Malinche:
Tejanas in Literature and Art

Hecho en Tejas:
An Anthology of Texas Mexican Literature

Home & Classroom Teaching:
Native American Children’s-Teens’ Books & Resources

I am Not a Taco:
Using Poetry to Negotiate Students’ Identities

Indigenizing the Classroom:
Engaging Native American/First Nations Literature and Culture in non-Native Settings

Indigenous-Centered Pedagogies:
Strategies for Teaching Native American Literature and Culture

Latinx Studies Curriculum in K-12 Schools:
A Practical Guide

Latino/a Literature in the Classroom:
Twenty-First-Century Approaches to Teaching

Mexican American Studies
for Texas Schools

Native American Literature
in Your Classroom

Storytelling of Indigenous Peoples
in the United States

Teaching Late-Twentieth-Century
Mexicana and Chicana Writers

“The Natural History of Chicano Literature:
A Performance Lecture by Juan Felipe Herrera”