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9th grade Women's History Month homeschool curricula $5-10
Women’s History Month Short Stories Female Authors English Middle & High School
Honor Women’s History Month with your students with this inspiring short story activity by female author, Gwendolyn Brooks. This is a great activity to complete on International Women's Day. This 3-day activity is intended for middle and/or high school English/ELA students. In her story, Brooks does a remarkable job of capturing the emotional world of her characters so that readers gain a deeper awareness of how the subtle undertones of racism impact the lives of her two black characters, a husb
Grades:
7th - 12th
BUNDLE - Women's History Month Bios & Reading Comprehension Questions Grade 7-12
Introduce your high school learners to pivotal women in American & European history with these engaging Biography Worksheets for students in grades 7-12. Ideal for Women's History Month activities, social studies lessons, and integrating history topics into their curriculum. Through compelling storytelling, it encourages empathy and understanding of women in history among high school students.This is a GROWING bundle. As I make more, I will add them. Get this bundle for a great VALUE now!Y
Grades:
7th - 12th
Women's History Month: Female Authors Study: Sandra Cisneros Short Story English
Want an inspiring middle and high school English activity for Women's History Month? This is a great activity to complete on International Women's Day. ❤️ During this close reading activity, students learn about Mexican American author, Sandra Cisneros and practice close reading skills by analyzing one of her powerful vignettes, "Linoleum Roses," from her novel The House on Mango Street. Each included activity provides students the opportunity to practice literary analysis skills such as analyzi
Grades:
7th - 12th
Untold Histories of WWII Card Fan
One of the most fascinating things about histories are the stories of the every day, regular people who stepped up, used what they had and made a profound difference in the lives of others. In this project, 13 such individuals and their stories are highlighted. These people (and even 2 animals) have diverse backgrounds and remarkable stories. The card fan is a way for students to summarize their learning about these people. It’s recommended to first try and research them on the internet to build
Grades:
7th - 12th
Valentine's Day English Short Story High School & Black History Month Activities
Want an inspiring high school English activity for Black History Month and Valentine’s Day? ❤️ This 3-day activity takes students through an exciting journey of exploring an incredible short story by author and poet, Gwendolyn Brooks. In her story, Brooks does a remarkable job of capturing the emotional world of her characters so that readers gain a deeper awareness of how the subtle undertones of racism impact the lives of her two black characters, a husband Paul, and his wife, Maud Martha. See
Grades:
9th - 12th
12 Famous Women in Science
Introduction: The purpose of this lesson is not to make a definitive claim these 12 women were the most influential. Rather, it is to provide a starting block for students to continue investigation. There are three approaches to completing this lesson. Approach 1: Provide the students with the PowerPoint, either loaded into Google Slides format or as a Word document. The students can, at their desk, use their phones or the URLs to call up the recordings to help answer the questions. Approac
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Grades:
9th - 12th
March-International Women's Day Lapbook
The celebration of women is a great subject for the Month of March. This lapbook is a great tool for the early finishers, daily five, or a full class activity. Due to the large amount of information needed for research it would work well as a group activity as well with each individual women assigned to a student for research and the completed lapbook done as a group. Wikipedia is a great source of information and while I would love to include an answer key, copyright laws make that tricky. This
Grades:
3rd - 9th
Also included in: Growing Bundle: Monthly Themed Lapbooks
Women's History Month Bitmoji Classroom with activities. Distance Learning!
I am woman hear me roar! Here is a classroom dedicated to some of the most important women in history. The rooms features women who either were a pioneer, helped others to make the world a better place, or educated us on society or showed us their determination!Each woman has at least one link about them. ALL LINKS are YouTube videos that have been converted to safe links with https://video.link/There are two activities as well:1) There is a second museum slide with a podium with a question ma
Grades:
4th - 9th, Staff
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Escaramuza, Mexico's women only sport
This unit is dedicated to Mexico's women only sport, Escaramuza. Inside you will learn all about what this sport is about, what it means to Mexico and to the Mexican American's who compete in this sport. You will learn about the outfits, the history of the Adelitas who fought in the Mexican Revolution, a glossary of terms, discussion topics with custom lined paper, book recommendations, documentary recommendations, and an art printable to make this all come to life!This could be used in so many
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Serena Williams French & US Open 2018
Students with explore issues of racism and sexism that surrounded the 2018 French and US Open as it impacted Serena Williams.- Banning of her catsuit (French Open)- Herald Sun Cartoon- Game Penalties/Violations at US OpenAdditionally, they will look at Melissa Harris Perry's idea of the crooked room as it relates to Black women as a whole and Serena Williams in particular. Finally, complete a Read, Think, Wonder with experts from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, "We Should All Be Feminists." Similar
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Women's History Month-Women of the 19th & 20th Centuries Bitmoji Classroom
Here is a bundle of the most notable women of the 19th and 20th Centuries! The 19th Century:n the first classroom slide, each woman is linked to a read aloud about their life. The second slide, which is a duplicate, has links to biographies about the women. The links are safe links that were created with https://video.link. There is also a link where students can nominate a woman to the Scholastic Honor Roll of Notable Women!These rooms can be edited to meet your needs. Teachers can move, add, o
Grades:
3rd - 9th, Staff
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Ruth Badger Ginsburg Women's History Unit
This unit comes with a....2 Page Fact SheetBlack White drawing on RBG - for you students to draw, color, make a word collage etc.Word Search and Answer Keyand a Full color drawing of RBG for your bulletin board.
Grades:
2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Learn English Through Stories: The Story of Rosa Parks
The Story of Rosa Parks is a version written by the creative minds behind Thinkologie - Nicole Herbert and illustrated by Isabella Dean.This version is great for ESL learners or those at a basic to lower intermediate level of English. It is easy to read and understand.We do have an accompanying BOOM task card set to test comprehension. Check it out here.If you would like to purchase them then click hereAlternatively we do have a set of Vocabulary activity task cards that can be downloaded and pr
Grades:
5th - 10th
Bitmoji Classroom Women's History Month-Greatest Athletes w/activities
Students will enjoy learning about some of the most important and dominating women athletes in modern times! This does not just have to be for Women's History Month! These room contains tennis legends and legends of other sports! GREATEST WOMEN ATHLETES:Each woman in the locker room is linked to a safelink video make with https://video.link/, or links to websites like Kiddle or ducksters. Some Youtube links could not be made into Safe links.There are also links with actual footage of these women
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4th - 10th, Staff
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Coretta Scott King Resource Guide for All ages- Black History- Art project
"Without Coretta Scott King, there would be no MLK Day." Bernice KingThese are the words that inspired this resource. Coretta Scott King is often thought of as an activist because of who her husband was. When in fact, she was an activist her entire life! Before she even met her soon to be husband Martin Luther King, Jr. This resource guides you into a part of Coretta Scott King that maybe you haven't learned before. She was such a remarkable woman and I wanted to provide this as a way for you an
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Rosa Parks
This drawing was done using markers and pen and ink It is 8 1/2 by 11".
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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