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Free Women's History Month homeschool curricula
International Women's Day Worksheets Free
This hands on activity is the perfect tool for helping ESL/EFL students to talk about influential women in the world while solving the puzzles. You can use it in pairs or in groups.Who can find it useful?PreK-K TeachersSpeech and Language TherapistELL TeachersESL/EFL TeachersPrivate Online Tutors and TeachersFace to Face TutorsHomeschoolersIf you want to see this product in action click here♥Earn some TPT Credit to put forward your future purchases by leaving a review for this resource.♥Don't
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1st - 3rd
Frida Kahlo Nicho Shadowbox Art Project Lesson Plan
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter best known for her self portraits. Mexican culture and tradition are important in her work. With this art lesson plan you will learn about "Nichos" a form of colorful Mexican folk art. You will create your own nicho to honor Frida Kahlo. This lesson can be completed in a 1 hour class period.
This art project is a perfect way to celebrate Women's History Month in March, Day of the Dead in October/November or Frida's birthday in July. This would also be a great
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in:Â Exploring Women Artists Bundle
Kamala Harris | Journal and Coloring Pages for Women's History Month
Try before you buy, Kamala Harris journal and coloring pages for Black History Month and Women's History Month. These pages are included in:- My Journal Celebrating Notable Black Leaders- My Coloring Book of Notable Black Leaders- My Coloring Book of Bold Women in History- My Journal of Bold Women in HistoryKamala Harris is the first Black, Asian Female Vice President of the United States. It is important to include her in studies of incredible Black, Female leaders. Feel free to test out our co
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PreK - 8th
Wangari's Trees of Peace Sequence Activity | Writing About Reading
Wangari's Trees of Peace Sequence Activity is a great activity to follow the read-aloud of Wangari's Trees of Peace by Jeanette Winter. Sequencing activities and writing about reading are great ways to ensure children are holding on to the key events of a story as well as being able to retell a story in the correct order. You may also like:Wangari Maathai All-About Research Project Graphic OrganizerCopyright© Ms Dorismonds Virtual CornerAll rights reserved by the author.Permission to copy for si
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1st - 2nd
Engineering Design Process Logbook
My class used this after our picture book unit on Rosie Revere, Engineer. However, it's great to use for any STEM project! Students can journal the process that they use to create their inventions.
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1st - 3rd
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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Not Grade Specific
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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Not Grade Specific
Shirley Chisholm: Journey Through the Book
Take a Book Journey to read and learn all about Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm with this fun activity! From Start to Finish you will learn facts and answer questions about the influential life of Shirley Chisholm! Use this activity with the picture book: Loud and Proud: The Life of Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm written by Lesa Cline-Ransome and illustrated by Kaylani Juanita.
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2nd - 12th
Outstanding Hispanic Women
Short biographies of outstanding Hispanic women to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month and as part of Social Studies. Provides informational texts reading and a writing section to better comprehend informational text.
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3rd - 12th
ANNE FRANK-The Diary of A Young Girl/WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH/YOUNG GIRL'S LOVE
Anne Frank kept a diary from June 12, 1942, to August 1, 1944. Initially, she wrote it strictly for herself. Then, one day in 1944, a member of the Dutch government in exile, announced that after the war, accounts of the suffering of the Dutch people under German occupation would be made available to the public. Impressed by this speech, Anne Frank decided that when the war was over she would publish a book based on her diary. Anne's diary ended on August 4, 1944, when she and her family were
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3rd - 11th
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Women's History Month - Mini Book - Free - Susan B. Anthony
I have created 10 mini books for Women's History Month. I also am offering one for free about Susan B. Anthony.If you like this one, you may be interested in my other mini books.I had made foldable mini books for Black History Month and teachers seemed to like them.
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2nd - 3rd
Waldorf Grade 2, Saints & Heroes: Harriet Tubman Pt. 1
Harriet Tubman-Davis is one of humanity's greatest heroes of all time. She held a deep trust in God to help her do what was right and reported seemingly miraculous happenings in her perilous journeys. She put her family first and foremost in her life, even returning to the south to free her aged mother and father. I love stories of brave women who broke the mold, and this lady set a new standard in courage. Be a part of her legacy by passing down her true story to the rising generations, and let
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2nd - 5th
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The Paper Bag Princess
Enjoy this FREEBIE! A great read for a not-so-typical princess!
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K - 2nd
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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Not Grade Specific
Mujeres hispanas sobresalientes
Short biographies of outstanding Hispanic women in Spanish to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month and as part of Social Studies. Provides informational texts reading and a writing section to better comprehend informational text.
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3rd - 12th
Paired Text - Women's Suffrage (Short Cycle Assessment) Distance Learning
Short Cycle Assessment:The Short Cycle Assessment is made to analyze student reading comprehension and writing proficiency in a mock- State Testing environment. The questions have been peer reviewed by Ohio Teaching Licensed Staff and should be administered while recording the testing time. Consider 20-30 minutes (Grades 6-8) of testing time to be appropriate but allow for accommodations when necessary. Use this as the pretest AND test assessment to analyze growth. Six questions4 multiple Choic
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5th - 10th, Staff
Mother Teresa Mini Presentation
Engage students with this FREE mini presentation of Mother Teresa. Learn about the amazing woman the world fell in love with. This is short and meant for all ages. The presentation includes major milestones throughout her life and additional fun facts at the end. This resource is great as an introduction to prayer or a religion class or as a supplement to learning more about Mother Teresa. This was made in canva and once downloaded you can maximize it to share as a presentation on your smartboar
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K - 12th
Inspiring Women Biographies: Part 1 (Social Studies)
This whole lesson unit connects back to the biographical picture book and includes the following inspired material:Main ideas comprehension worksheet"Writing to Venetia" - letter writing prompt"Should Pluto be a Dwarf Planet" debate writing prompt"Lowell Observatory" modern day discovery facts about black holes."What's a Gramaphone?" facts worksheet with Youtube link to watch/listen to the sound recording of 1930s gramaphone recordings for children. "Planet Acronym" - develop a new acronym to re
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1st - 4th
The Tree in the Courtyard - Looking Through Anne Frank's Window
For those looking for a gentle approach to the topic of Anne Frank and her brave life this is a lovely story. Told from the view of the tree that she looked out on. Includes a few review comprehension questions and a book report infographic.
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1st - 3rd
Sarah, Plain and Tall
A story told in Anna's point of view about a lady named Sarah who comes from Maine to see if she would be a fit for Anna's family. Includes: Reading Review Questions, Vocabulary actives and more in this beautifully created study to match the wonderful story.
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3rd - 6th
Also included in:Â Sarah Plain and Tall Series
EARTH DAY BIOGRAPHY - Rachel Carson
Learn to write a brief biography about an amazing American and a strong, independent woman, Rachel Carson. She is well-known for fighting for the environment, especially our oceans, and writing a famous book called "Silent Spring." This worksheet can be used alone, allowing the child to research the answers. It can also be done after reading a book about Rachel Carson throughout the week, such as "Who Was Rachel Carson?", or watching the episode on "Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museu
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2nd - 7th
Zora Neale Hurston Quote - African Americans - Writers Selection
This free resources compliments my newly published resource:Accomplished Americans: Writer's Selection: 1st of 14 Zora Neale Hurston Social Studies Visuals & ThinksheetI published this quote separately because Ms. Hurston's words are not owned by me so I will not include them for sale with the other materials. There is also a blank quote template included for students or teacher to make write additional quotes for the classroom walls. The image of Zora Neale Hurston is in the public domain a
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
March Book Journey BINGO & Checklist!
This Book Bingo Card is a fun mix of Monthly Special Days PLUS Black & Brown History that children can read about during the month! Use in the classroom or at home to encourage reading for fun and reading to learn! Follow along on Instagram @lulsbookjourney and @blackhistorybookjourney for book recommendations throughout the month! NEW Checklist included!
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PreK - 12th
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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Not Grade Specific
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