Are We Americans
Again?
A Portrait of Japanese American Internment
Lesson
plan by Annette Janeway
6th through 8th Grades
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Chronology of Japanese American Internment
Objectives, Assessment, Standards Correlation, Conceptual Links, Cross-curricular Connections
Bibliography on Japanese American Internment
Full Citation List for Reference Documents
Copyright Information from Japanese American Research Project (JARP)
- Estelle Ishigo pencil sketch of Arthur Ishigo with the caption of "Are we Americans Again?"
- Estelle Ishigo pencil drawing of a "Baggage Truck Preparing to Leave for Heart Mountain Camp," May 1942, 7:00 a.m.
- Estelle Ishigo watercolor painting, "Home," Heart Mountain, December, 1942.
- Letter from Ruth to Estelle Ishigo, May 12, [1942].
- Estelle Ishigo untitled pencil drawing (Meeting at Fence).
- Estelle Ishigo pencil sketch of "A Stormy Day, Heart Mountain," September 1944.
- Estelle Ishigo untitled watercolor painting of a woman holding a child on her back at Heart Mountain Relocation Camp.
- Estelle Ishigo pencil drawing "Boarding the Train to Leave Heart Mountain Relocation Camp," Heart Mountain, November 9, 1945.
- Estelle Ishigo mounted watercolor "Cal Seafood Fish Cannery Trailer Camp for Evacuees."
![Letter from Ruth to Estelle Ishigo, May 12, [1942].](http://ipr.ues.gseis.ucla.edu/classroom/IshigoPlans/IshigoImages/ruthletter1.jpg){kind=link}
