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Higher education Women's History Month homeschool curricula $5-10

Women's History Month Female Authors Poetry Activity for High School English

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Want an inspiring high school English activity for Women's History Month? ❤️ Teach this poem activity with your high school English students. During this activity, students engage critically with issues related to gender, sexuality, and societal norms by exploring Pat Parker's poem, "My Lover is a Woman". This poem has mature content and is ideal for a mature student population since the poem uses sensitive language and explores themes of oppression, racism, discrimination, and marginalization o

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Poetry, Women's History Month

Grades:

10th - 12th, Higher Education

Types:

Homeschool Curricula, Activities

Also included in: Women’s History Month Unit Plan, International Woman's Day, Projects, Bundle

Escaramuza, Mexico's women only sport

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Read the Rainbow

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

Subjects:

Hispanic Heritage Month, Women's History Month, World History

Grades:

PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

Homeschool Curricula, Cultural Activities, Lesson

Serena Williams French & US Open 2018

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Classroom Clapback

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

Subjects:

Black History Month, English Language Arts, Women's History Month

Grades:

8th - 12th, Higher Education

Types:

Homeschool Curricula, Cultural Activities, Lesson

CCSS:

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Ruth Badger Ginsburg Women's History Unit

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ABC Worksheets

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.

Subjects:

Government, Women's History Month, Women's Studies

Grades:

2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

Types:

Homeschool Curricula, Homework

Coretta Scott King Resource Guide for All ages- Black History- Art project

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Read the Rainbow

"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

Subjects:

Black History Month, U.S. History, Women's History Month

Grades:

K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

Unit Plans, Homeschool Curricula, Activities