Who Am I? Matching Cards - "Women's History Month Matching Cards" | Game

Celebrate Women's History Month with this engaging and educational matching card game! These colorful and informative cards feature prominent women throughout history who have made significant contributions to various fields, including science, literature, activism, and more.

Players will have fun while learning about inspiring women such as Marie Curie, Maya Angelou, Rosa Parks, and Amelia Earhart. Each card includes a brief description of the figure's accomplishments, making it an excellent resource for classrooms, homeschooling, or family game nights.

With this game, players can test their knowledge, spark conversations about gender equality and empowerment, and honor the remarkable achievements of women throughout history. Perfect for Women's History Month activities or any time of the year to celebrate the impact of women around the world!

Women's History Month Resources:

1. SET 1: Women's History Month | Biography Research Template | 40 Important figures
2. SET2:Women's History Month | Biography Research Template | 40 Important figures SET
3. SET 1:Women's History Month Bulletin Board (40 Important Facts) 40 Figures - Posters
4. SET2:Women's History Month Bulletin Board (40 Important Facts)40 Figures -Posters V2
5. SET 1:Women's History Month Icons Quote Classroom Bulletin Board- 40 Inspirational
6. SET2:Women's History Month Icons Quote Classroom Bulletin Board-39 Inspirational SET2
7. Dive into History: 10 Fascinating Facts for Women's History Month Bulletin Board

Influential women included: 

1. Amelia Earhart
2. Sojourner Truth
3. Rosa Parks
4. Harriet Tubman
5. Susan B. Anthony
6. Benazir Bhutto
7. Ada Lovelace
8. Jane Goodall
9. Eleanor Roosevelt
10. Katherine Johnson
11. Emily Dickinson
12. Virginia Woolf
13. Anne Sullivan
14. Hedy Lamarr
15. Dorothy Height
16. Rachel Carson
17. Gloria Steinem
18. Angela Davis
19. Shirley Chisholm
20. Wilma Rudolph
21. Soong Ching-ling
22. Mary Wollstonecraft
23. Simone de Beauvoir
24. Dorothy Vaughan
25. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
26. Audre Lorde
27. Grace Hopper
28. Angela Merkel
29. Nellie Bly
30. Amelia Boynton Robinson
31. Wilhelmina Fleming
32. Mary Jackson
33. Ruby Bridges
34. Dolores Huerta
35. Temple Grandin
36. Sylvia Plath
37. Aung San Suu Kyi
38. Rigoberta Menchú
39. Junko Tabei
40. Valentina Tereshkova
41. Serena Williams
42. Malala Yousafzai
43. Carol Burnett
44. Coco Chanel
45. Ruth Bader Ginsburg
46. Althea Gibson
47. Anne Bancroft
48. Anne Frank
49. Audrey Hepburn 
50. Betsy Ross
51.  Billie Jean King
52. Clara Barton
53.  Elizabeth Cady Stanton
54. Florence Nightingale
55. Frida Kahlo
56. Hillary Clinton
57.  Indira Gandhi
58.  Irma Rangel 
59.  Lackie Loyner-Kersee
60.  Lane Goodall
61.  L.K. Rowling
62.  Loan of Arc
63.  Katharine Hepburn
64. Leymah Gbowee
65. Louisa May Alcott
66.  Mae Lemison
67.  Margaret Thatcher
68.  Marie Curie
69.  Maya  Angelou
70.  Mother Teresa
71. Oprah Wingrey
72. Queen Elizabeth
73. Sandra Day O’conner
74. Wangari Maathai
75. Whoopi Goldberg
76. Sally Ride
77. Shirley Ann Lackson
78. Wang zhenyi
79. Anni Easley
80. Alice Ball
81.  Sally Ride
82. Margaret Mead

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1. Women's History Month
2. Educational Games
3. Women's Empowerment
4. History Education
5. Women's Achievements
6. Gender Equality
7. Classroom Resources
8. Learning Activities
9. Famous Women
10. Women's Contributions