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Women's History Month service learning laboratories
STEM Reading Activities & Posters Famous Scientists Career Day Women's History
Searching for an out-of-this-world way to inspire your blossoming STEM experts for Women's History Month? Razzle-dazzle boys and girls alike with a variety of posters featuring STEM Women. Kids can dive into the detailed women’s accomplishments with included reading passages. Each reading passage comes with comprehension questions. Robots, GPS, and cures for malaria are just a few topics your students will explore through the trailblazing topics featured in this resource. Who knows? Perhaps you
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Print off your own activity pack (7-9 Age)
Print off your own activity pack (7-9 Age)Chocolate Factory Ghost Activity Pack PDF | 6 MBDraw It! Activity Sheet PDF | 6 MBEven My Ears Are Smiling Activity Pack PDF | 2 MBFierce, Fearless And Free Activity Pack - NEW PDF | 47 MBFortunately, The Milk . . . By Neil Gaiman NEW PDF | 5 MBFunny Life Of Pets Activity Pack PDF | 2 MBHow To Get A Grip On Grammar Activity Pack PDF | 5 MBHow To Write Poems Activity Pack PDF | 3 MBInto The Forest Activity Pack NEW PDF | 18 MBJelly Boots, Smelly Boots Act
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Women's Issues: Community Action Project {Printable and Digital}
Students will explore women's issues using a student-directed, project-based approach to learning. This resource is a combination of PBL, problem-based learning, and service learning. It is a perfect Women's History Month project, but it is an important topic for any time of year. Each student or small group will identify specific issues associated with women in the local or global community, from economic equality to gendercide to body image. Students will plan a course of action and act. Stude
Grades:
10th - 12th
Malala Yousafzai UN Speech Activity Women's History & Int'l Women's Day QR Code
Great speeches can unite people and make waves in our world culture. Malala Yousafzai, the young Pakistani activist for female education, was a name everyone around the world rallied around. In honor of International Women’s Day, we’re sharing her speech at the United Nations Youth Assembly on July 12, 2013 in this powerful activity that will spark great critical thinking discussions.
For Teachers:
Options for using this material:
a. Individual Student Activity: Have students scan the QR c
Grades:
6th - 12th
Silent Spring by Rachel Carson High school biology, chemistry, history lesson
The activities are designed as a ready-to-go lesson, easily implemented by a teacher or his/her substitute to supplement a unit of study. In chemistry, the activities relate to concentration, with units as small as parts per million; solubility of compounds in water versus fat; and decision-making based on green chemistry principles. In biology, the activities related to the effect of a contaminant on a food chain and bioaccumulation of a fat-soluble contaminant. In environmental science, the ac
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-ESS3-3
, HS-ESS3-2
, HS-ESS3-4
Inspirational Women: Speech Comprehension COMPLETE Set -Women's History Month
Great speeches can unite people and make waves in our world culture. This collection of Inspirational Speeches by Women – QR Code Activities is filled with influential women sharing solutions for social issues. We’re sharing a few of our favorite speeches by inspirational women in this powerful activity that will spark great critical thinking discussions.
This activity provides plenty of opportunities for thoughtful critical thinking discussion, self reflection, and peace education. Talking abo
Grades:
6th - 12th
Middle School History Day Manual
Starting a new school? Need policy manuals? This one was a policy manual I made from the idea that we would do a school wide History Day celebration. I provide the topics, how to organize it, and the overall layout. All graphics can be changed from the manual to fit your schools needs.
Grades:
1st - 12th
Mythbusters: Busting Myths about Women and Girls
There are a lot of myths about women and girls out there. These lies harm our students--male and female alike. This assignment is created to introduce the term "myth" apply it to the sexist beliefs held about women and girls. Students are encouraged to become "mythbusters" as they tackle and discuss common myths about girls and women and rewrite them with statement which seeks to bust these nasty myths! Used in a 3rd - 4th grade classroom during Women's History Month. Note: it's important that t
Grades:
2nd - 5th
4th & 5th Grade Veterans Day Lesson Plan
This lesson plan is for Veterans Day, although it could be used for Women's History Month or with slight modifications, it could be used for Black History Month. It examines the lives of two female soldiers, (Cathay Williams, Buffalo Soldier and Frances Hook, Union Soldier) in the 1860s, who had to conceal their gender to serve in the military!
Grades:
4th - 5th
3rd Grade Lesson Plan Rosie the Riveter Service Learning
This Lesson Plan examines the history of Rosie the Riveters during World War II and their contributions to working on the homefront to win the war. There is also an opportunity for students to create a Service Learning Project in their communities!
Grades:
3rd
10th Grade Lesson Plan We Need Workers Now, Women in the Workforce
This Lesson Plan examines the use of propaganda posters to encourage women into the workforce during World War II.
Grades:
10th
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8th Grade Lesson Plan Rosies Kept America Running During World War II
This Lesson Plan examines the role of Rosie the Riveters in World War II, and encourages students to create a Meme for Rosie!
Grades:
8th
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7th Grade Lesson Plan A Text in Time with a Rosie
This Lesson Plan examines the life of a Rosie the Riveter through the use of a written interview.
Grades:
7th
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