The Casa Kinich Teachers Guidebook

The Casa K’inich Teachers Guidebook is written in Spanish and is available for free.  It represents a significant step on the journey of cultural literacy in Honduras.  The Copan AssociLa Guía para profesores de Casa K’inich está escrita en español y está disponible de forma gratuita. Representa un paso significativo en el camino de la alfabetización cultural en Honduras. La Asociación Copán y el Programa Santander para la Investigación y el Estudio de los Monumentos Mayas reescribieron la guía en noviembre de 2017.

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