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Women's History Month interactive notebooks on sale
25 Warm-Ups Bell Ringers: WOMEN IN HISTORY Non-Fiction for 5th-9th Grade
WOMEN IN HISTORY Themed: Each of the 25 Daily Warm-Up/Bell Ringer passages is aligned with the Common Core State Standards for ELA and are written for grades 5 to 8 but will also work for high school.This resource work well for classroom, digital, and hybrid use. This is in form fillable PDF, PowerPoint and PDF with lines for printables. From social media stars to history to civil rights and beyond – these passages promote critical thinking and are aligned with the National Curriculum Standards
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5th - 8th
Dia Internacional de la Mujer- March 8th-Word Search & Famous Hispanic Women
This exciting International Women's Day Word Search & Double Puzzle is a great morning work for March 8th when the world joins hands together to support, raise, inspire and motivate women across all fields of work. The first national Woman's Day was held across the United States on February 28, 1909. Charlotte Perkins Gilman addressed a crowd in New York City, proclaiming: "It is true that a woman's duty is centered in her home and motherhood but home should mean the whole country and not b
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Also included in: MARZO-BUNDLE OF MARCH ACTIVITIES IN SPANISH- HOLIDAYS
Frida Kahlo-Word Search & Body Parts in Spanish Double Puzzle-Dia de la Mujer
This Women's International Day celebrate the Symbol of Mexican Feminism Frida Kahlo in your classroom. Frida Kahlo was a Mexican Painter who was a symbolist concerned more in portraying her inner experiences. Her magical realism was highlighted by the flattened perspective, clearly outlined characters and bright colors used in her numerous self portraits. She described her paintings as " I never paint dreams or nightmares. I paint my own reality." The reality of a mestizo woman, proud of he
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Cleopatra WebQuest - Grades 5-9 - Women in History
Cleopatra Webquest - Important Women in History.This high-interest and engaging webquest spans the life of Cleopatra and works well with readings, book study or as a stand alone, student-centered lesson. It also works as a lesson for study about Woman in History. Students complete a web quest using URL links to learn about Cleopatra and the her historical importance.The file includes a form fillable PDF WebQuest and Internet Scavenger Hunt. All work is standards-based and perfect for grades 4-9
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: GIANT Women's History Month Bundle - 11 Resources Gr 5-9
Women in U.S. History Illustrated/Doodle Notes
Activity – Students will create notes over a topic. Using the essential points of their notes, students will create images to convey the meaning. Students may use slogans, quotes, and important terms as well.Student Learning ObjectiveStudents will be able to identify the contributions of women such as Rosa Parks, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Sonia Sotomayor to American society. This product includes:Lesson PlanExamplesKWL ChartList of U.S. WomenGuided Notes – Using their book or online sources, studen
Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: U.S. History (1877-Present) Illustrated/Doodle Notes
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