Museo del Prado
is waiting here to be explored for Ms. Casillas's students of the history of art in Spain.

Folkdancing
links are here for Ms. Casillas's assignment that includes the mambo, the tango, and other Latin dances.

Fiestas
are found here for Ms. Casillas's assignment about festivals in Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries.

University of Guadalajara
is a site, in Spanish, full of links to cultural information about Mexico. Its opening page is spectacular.

Mexican recipes
may help you with a tasty project.

Hispanic Heritage
has links to biographic and geographic information in English or Spanish.

Biography.com
is the place to go when you know for whom you are looking.

Bullfighting is briefly described here on a site from Andalucia.
Mundo Taurino has more information about bullfighting, but may be more difficult to navigate.

ABC Electronico
is a news journal from Spain, only for those who read Spanish with some fluency.

Travel the World
on this highly commercial site which provides maps and travel information for virtually any tourist spot on the globe.

Ellis Island
is the page to visit when you are learning about how varied Americans are in their origins.

American Sign Language is animated here.

Codes and ciphers
are an intentionally confusing way to communicate. Can you decode the cryptogram of the week?
The Navajo Code Talkers
used codes, based on their native language, that were impossible for the Japanese to decypher during World War II.
The U.S. Marine Corps also records the history of the code talkers.