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Free not grade specific Women's History Month homeschool curricula
Joan of Arc Presentation
This Google Slide presentation on Joan of Arc offers an inspiring glimpse into the life of a fearless young woman who changed the course of history, blending historical detail with vivid imagery to captivate and educate. Pair it with my FREE "All About" historical figure graphic organizer for easy note-taking!Download my free Joan of Arc Coloring Page too!
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The Ultimate Mother's Day Gift: A Guide to Raising a Happy, Healthy Child
The Ultimate Mother's Day Gift: A Guide to Raising a Happy, Healthy Child" is the perfect tribute to mothers everywhere, offering invaluable insights and practical tips for nurturing children from infancy to childhood. Celebrate Mother's Day with this heartfelt resource, designed to support mothers on their journey of parenthood. From navigating the joys and challenges of raising children to fostering their happiness and well-being, this guide is a cherished companion for every mom. Give the gif
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Artist of the Month: Alma Woodsey Thomas
An art history series called "Artist of the Month" aims to spotlight and introduce lesser-known painters from the past. The goal of this series is to introduce young people to the rich history and culture of art. Each project includes an art creation as well as a brief biography of the artist. Additionally, they offer definitions of techniques and an art vocabulary.
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Women of the Antebellum
DIGITAL DOWNLOAD: Allows you to download this resource and print it yourself up to 24x36 inches. print and share with me on social media @_iamkaydouglasAs an interdisciplinary artist and educator, I am always finding ways to empower students to make connections between art, science, math, history and english. As a high school student myself, not seeing and understanding how representation worked and what it looked like really had me in a creative choke hold. It was not until I had the opportunit
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Amelia Earhart biography for kids
Who was Amelia Earhart ?Amelia Earhart was the first woman aviator tofly by herself across the Atlantic. In 1937, she mysteriously disappeared over the Pacific Ocean whilst attempting to fly around the world.https://www.lottie.com/blogs/strong-women/amelia-earhart
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