http://www.colorado.edu/cas/TEA/about.html
Here is a link to help teach East Asia in the classroom. It is designed to give resources to help educators in the k-12 classroom incorporate more lessons about East Asia. I especially liked this particular link: http://www.colorado.edu/cas/tea/curriculum/imaging-japanese-history/
First of all, I love incorporating art into my lessons, I love allowing students to interpret different meanings. This page pulls up different art projects with lesson plans to go along with them. I appreciate that you can click on any of the art projects and all of the resources you will need to teach the unit will appear:
http://www.colorado.edu/cas/tea/curriculum/imaging-japanese-history/late-20th-century/pdfs/print-all.pdf
The website may be geared towards educators in Colorado, but I think you can absolutely use the lesson plans in your classroom. It appears they also have a lot of "artifacts" on hand for you to borrow if you need them for your classroom - which is a drawback for out of staters! Regardless, they have a page that links to many different resources:
http://www.colorado.edu/cas/TEA/links.html
You can probably find just about anything you need to here and they have many links to other curriculum about Asia in the classroom. The website is straightforward and has a lot of great resources and lesson plan ideas. I encourage everyone to check it out!
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