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Women's History Month guided reading books on sale
International Women's Day Mini-Book for Emergent Readers | Women's History Month
Celebrate women's achievements with our International Women's Day Mini-book for Emergent Readers this March! Perfect for Women's History Month, this engaging resource introduces young learners to inspiring women from around the world in a fun and educational format.✅You will Receive A zip Folder that Includes the Following:⭐ A PDF File Includes 13 Pages.⭐ Same Pages in JPG Format.⭐ Size: 8.5 x 11 in.Other Teaching Resources:Women's History Month Activity & Bulletin Boards BundleWomen's Histo
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
What Was the Underground Railroad? by Yona Zeldis McDonough Questions
What Was the Underground Railroad?These questions were designed to encourage engagement and attention to details while reading. Produce higher quality talks as the students answer the questions regarding the book and the struggles of the people therein.Each chapter will have 5 questions to be answered.The students are encouraged to answer the questions in complete sentences and write the number of the page in which they found their answer. Each question is written in a way in which students will
Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: What Was? Who Was? BUNDLE Book Club Questions
Women in WWII Propaganda | US History and APUSH | Comparative Photo Analysis
This 8 page document includes a worksheet and guided questions for students to analyze Women in WWII Propaganda. It compares how USA, Japan, Britain, Germany, and other WWII powers depicted women in their propaganda.Every document includes a detailed source for students to know the origin of the propaganda posters, along with inviting students to make a close reading by inserting comments to answer questions on making a claim, sourcing, and identifying key elements. This document was designed fo
Grades:
8th - 11th
Women in the 1950s | Primary Source Historical Reading with Graphic Organizer
This 5-page historical inquiry explores the popular image and the reality of being a housewife in the 1950s. This activity encourages students to critique the narrative often taught in school textbooks by reading critical sources from the time period. The four-documents are scaffolded for a middle or high school US History or Women's Studies course.Lesson-ready!Includes clear instructions, detailed graphic organizer, and invites students to come to a consensus on the historical question: How hi
Grades:
8th - 11th
Angela Davis Inquiry | Historical Inquiry about the Legacy of Angela Davis |
This 13-page Historical Inquiry with Graphic Organizer invites students to answer the following historical question: What is the historical legacy of Angela Davis? Students read about her contributions to civil rights, feminism, and LGBT+ rights through several sources. Students see a diverse and balanced approach to her legacy by reading constructive criticisms of her legacy as well. In the end, students will understand the complexity of her legacy while formulating their own perspective. This
Grades:
8th - 12th
I am Malala | Who Is Malala | Worksheet Mini Quiz | Women's History | LOW PREP
Malala's story of strength, courage, and healing will inspire your students. This "I am MALALA" worksheet mini quiz is an excellent resource for students learning all about MALALA. This quick infographic-style poster quiz includes questions about Malala's life, family, beliefs, and achievements. Perfect mini-lesson for Women's History Month. Students may use digital books or even research online to locate the answers.Resource Supplement for Students Reading:- I am Malala- I am Malala (Young Read
Grades:
3rd - 10th
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