Review the foundation of the Italian Renaissance, classical studies, and humanism. This is a comprehensive study tool.

This is an online photocopy of the original text of the children's book The Italian Boy and Industrial Men of Note by Harrison Weir (c1875), a collection of biographies of important men from industry.

Read a selection from the memoirs of Lt. Camillo Viglino, a pilot in the Italian Air Force.

Discussion of Cesare Battisti, an Italian patriot and politician of Austrian citizenship, who became a prominent Irredentist at the start of the First World War. Although condemned as a traitor in Austria, in Italy he is considered a...

Provides statistics on the casualties of the battles of the Italian Front in World War I.

Take a look at the weapons, equipment, and uniforms used by the Italian forces in World War I. Detailed descriptions provided.

The site from the West Valley College briefly surveys several pieces of artwork from the Italian High Renaissance including those from Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael.

This animated map gives a good visual of the Italian Campaign which began in Sicily in 1943. Each map has a description of the action, a key is provided, and just the map animation can be replayed, or view the entire site again.

From the Metropolitan Museum of Art this is a description of fresco painting, how it was done and examples of it in Italian Painting of the Later Middle Ages.

This site contains information on how Italian Renaissance architecture found its roots in the ancient world, the principles it rested on, and some key figures in its development.

Slideshow presentation provides a virtual tour of the varied battlefields of the Italian Front during WWI.

On this interactive website students practice various math skills using a real life scenario at an Italian restaurant. Those skills include determining time from analog clocks, observing capacity of two containers, and putting three...

Find a selection of readings to enhance teaching humanism and the Italian Renaissance and follow up with some of the questions available through MIT.

Learn some basic, written Italian phrases, then play a game to match the Italian words to the same phrase in English.

Play this game to match the written Italian word to the fruit or vegetable that it represents.

Play this game to match two written Italian number words to their sum in Italian. The numbers are multiples of ten, up to one hundred.

Play this game to match two written Italian number words to their sum in Italian. The numbers range from one to twenty.

Play this game to match the written Italian word for a day or a month to the same word in English.

Play this game to match the written Italian word to the color that it represents.

Play this game to match the written Italian verb in its infinitive form to a picture of the activity it describes.

Play this game to match two written Italian number words to their sum in Italian. The numbers range from one to twelve.

Play this game to match the written Italian noun to the corresponding word in English. There are 32 nouns in all.

Play this game to match the written Italian word to the corresponding word in English.

Play this game to match the written Italian word to the food or drink that it represents.