Women's History (A-Person-A-Day) Google Classroom & PDF
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*This resource is contains both a PDF versions and Google Slides versions.WHAT RESOURCES ARE INCLUDED IN THIS BUNDLE?Black History - 42 peopleWomen's History - 36 peopleAsian Pacific Heritage - 30 peopleHispanic Heritage - 40 peopleNative American Heritage - 30 people WHAT IS INCLUDED ON THE SLIDESPrice $32.80Original Price $41.00Save $8.20
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*This resource is contains both a PDF version and Google Slides version.
WHAT IS INCLUDED ON THE SLIDES?
- mini-biography (36 people)
- pictures
- response prompt or question
- YouTube link when possible
- children's book feature when possible or link to a kid's article where they can read more about that person
LOOKING FOR MORE HERITAGE/HISTORY MONTH DIGITAL RESOURCES?
- Black History (February)
- Women's History (March)
- Asian Pacific Heritage (May)
- Hispanic Heritage (Sept 15. - Oct. 15)
- Native American Heritage (November)
- Digital BUNDLE
HOW DO I USE THIS IN MY CLASSROOM?
In the classroom I used this resource during morning class meeting to fit in relevant and diverse content in an easy 5 minutes a day since my curriculum isn't as rounded as I'd like. Now that we are in a Distance Learning phase, I assign a different slide to my students daily through Google Classroom and have them share their thoughts and responses with their peers. I also share screen during our Zoom class meetings and we discuss the slides/view the videos together.
LOOK FOR PDF/PRINT RESOURCES?
- Black History Profile Cards (February)
- Women's History Profile Cards (March)
- Asian Pacific Heritage Profile Cards (May)
- Hispanic Heritage Profile Cards (Sept. 15 - Oct. 15)
- Native American Heritage Profile Cards (November)
- Profile Card BUNDLE
HOW DOES THE PRINT RESOURCE WORK?
A couple years ago I created biography necklaces to make it easier to incorporate history missing from the curriculum. You can check out the biography necklaces by using the PDF/PRINT links above. You can read more about how they work on my blog here.
HOW ARE THE PRINT RESOURCE AND THE DIGITAL RESOURCE DIFFERENT?
- One is digital (It doesn't involve printing, laminating, or cutting).
- Every slide has it's own discussion question (vs. the 8-12 questions/sentence frame that can be used with any bio card).
- Every slide has a book recommendation or link to an article where students can read more about that person.
- Some slides include links to YouTube videos where students can learn more or see the person in action!
- Every student is learning about the same person each day vs. students getting to "be" a different person every day.
HOW ARE THE PRINT RESOURCE AND THE DIGITAL RESOURCE THE SAME?
- The same exact people are featured.
- The biography from the card is identical to the one on the slides.
