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Women's History Month graphic organizer microsofts
American Revolution WOMEN Presentation Posters & Doodle Notes
Many people helped to shape the United States. This resource focuses on seven influential women during the American Revolutionary War time period.The seven influential women included are Abigail Adams, Betsy Ross, Deborah Sampson, Martha Washington, Mercy Otis Warren, Molly Pitcher and Phillis Wheatley.This resource is a zipped file containing a PowerPoint, Link to Google Slides and a PDF. It includes:★ PowerPoint / Google Slides Posters - These informational introductory posters are offered in
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Women’s Suffrage Stations Activity with Primary Sources & Political Cartoons
Women's Suffrage 1920's Political Cartoon & Primary Source Inquiry ActivityStations Activity with Teacher Answer Guide!Essential Question: Were the social reforms of the 1920’s positive or negative for the United States?Women had to fight for equal rights. Many students don't realize much of American society was opposed to the 19th Amendment in the 1920's. This lesson has students will work in groups and answer guided reading questions and they unpack each authors argument. Students will unp
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Influential Women in History Powerpoint Posters & Doodle Notes
There have been many important women throughout history. This resource focuses on ten influential women in history.The ten influential women included are Sacagawea, Susan B. Anthony, Florence Nightingale, Harriet Tubman, Marie Curie, Helen Keller, Amelia Earhart, Mother Teresa, Rosa Parks and Anne Frank.This resource is a zipped file containing a PowerPoint and a PDF. It includes:★ PowerPoint / Posters - These informational posters are offered in PowerPoint format. You can choose to present the
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Jane Goodall Lesson Google Slides & Worksheets | Me...Jane Companion Lesson
This Google Slides lesson is all about Jane Goodall. It includes Google Slides with facts about Jane and discussion questions. It also includes response worksheets kindergarten through 6th grade. Students will learn why Jane Goodall is a change maker. It is great for Women's History month, to enhance your animal theme lessons or as companion lesson to Me..Jane or any other non fiction texts on Jane Goodall.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
NGSS:
K-ESS3-1
Black History Month Activities - Harriet Tubman Biography
Black History Month is the perfect time to introduce your students to Harriet Tubman, a famous black American known for her important role in freeing people through the Underground Railroad. Throughout the month, students can learn more about the biography of Harriet Tubman from this PowerPoint and additional activities. This 25-page unit is versatile, and you can also use it for Women's History Month. ACTIVITES INCLUDED...Harriet Tubman PowerPointSnapshot Graphic OrganizerPrior Knowledge Graphi
Grades:
3rd - 4th
Barbie Themed Women in History Assignment
This is a pop culture-themed activity that connects the Popular Barbie movie with historical women and their impact on history. I used this as an introduction to the school year giving a preview of women of history. I jigsaw the slides and we worked on this collaboratively while each group worked on a person of their choice. This could also be an individual assignment.
Grades:
9th - 12th
New Voices of the American Revolution (Gallery Walk)
In this gallery walk activity, students learn from primary and secondary sources about the contributions of women and African Americans during the American Revolution. Students explore the central question: how did the ideas of freedom and independence influence individual colonist’s decisions to become Patriots or Loyalists?The lesson materials include 9 printable posters, a student worksheet, and a teacher's guide with suggested class discussion questions. Lesson materials feature the stories
Grades:
8th - 12th
Declaration of Sentiments vs. Declaration of Independence Comparison Activity
In this reading activity, students will compare and contrast the Declaration of Sentiments delivered by the Seneca Falls Convention, with the Declaration of Independence. They will read and compare excerpts from both documents side-by-side, and highlight differences and similarities and explain each excerpt's significance. Then, they will complete a reflection/exit ticket that asks them to consider the Seneca Falls Convention's motivations behind rewriting the Declaration of Independence.This ac
Grades:
9th - 12th
Women in the 1890's WebQuest (DIGITAL LEARNING)
This Women in the 1890's WebQuest is a perfect pre-reading anticipatory activity before examining literature like "The Yellow Wallpaper" or "The Story of an Hour". Links to various websites with vital information like the rest cure, fashion, daily duties of women, etc.Pictures/Political CartoonsSpace for a written reflection/connection
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Angela Davis Activity Black History Month Learning Pack 3rd, 4th, 5th Grade
Teaching a full unit on The Civil Rights Movement, biographies, or Angela Davis? Celebrating Black History Month or Women's History Month? Go deeper this year with your study of Civil Rights and one of history's most prominent figures. This resource includes an informational PowerPoint presentation as well as six Critical Thinking, Literacy, Comprehension, Writing, and Social Studies activities and lessons about Angela Davis and her work both during the Civil Rights Movement and during the pr
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Who Was Biography Series Flip Books Bundle - Women's History
Who was Maya Angelou? Who was Ruth Bader Ginsburg? If your students are like mine, they love the Who was...? biography series. Perfect for Women's History Month, this bundle of easy-to-assemble Who Was flipbooks will help students organize their biography research as they learn about modern and historical figures in women's history. They make a perfect companion activity to the Who Was books series, and can be used for book reports and biography projects. These flip book graphic organizers can b
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Digital Women's History Month Project: Legacy Essay
Women need to be recognized, acknowledged, and celebrated for their contributions to their community and the world. All too often they have been marginalized and underestimated, and our education system can change narratives by making sure that students dive deeply into women legacies. Women's History Month gives teachers time to intentionally do that, even though such a project can be done any time of the year. This digital essay project is not a biography project. It is an evidence based resea
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Grades:
8th - 12th
About Harriet Tubman - Adapted Book (Editable) / Women's History Month
Looking for an interactive activity to teach your students about historical figures and heroes during Black History Month. This fun adapted book shares facts about important people throughout history while using real life pictures. Adapted books are perfect for your emergent readers, English Language Learners and are especially useful for student with autism and other special education needs. Interactive adapted books are a great addition to your guided, shared, or independent reading activities
Grades:
PreK - 11th
Also included in: Black History Month Bundle - Adapted Books (PPT)
Micro-Project: Half-Hanged Mary - Podcast, Poem, Song & Analytical Paragraph
Overview: Witchcraft isn’t real, but some people certainly used to think it was. For this micro-project, (4 class periods) we will explore the essential human questions about the connections between fear, ignorance, superstition, and irrational (sometimes even evil) behavior. Via Aaron Manke’s podcast Lore, Margaret Atwood’s narrative poem “Half-Hanged Mary” and Taylor Swift’s lyrics for Mad Woman, we will discover some answers.Project essential question: How do fear, ignorance, and superstition
Grades:
9th - 12th
The Proudest Blue Activity Page (SEL/Diversity/Anti-Racism/Bullying)
The Proudest Blue Materials you will need: Drawing Paper, People Color/Skin color crayons, a copy of the book or you can find it online. Activity Sheet: Can be printed or used digitally. Students can insert a picture of themselves with a friend or insert clip art or their own drawings into the box.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Also included in: Bundle of Resources ( 5 different activities)
Irena Sendler, Polish Heroine:Saving Jewish Children from Nazis
This lesson will contribute to Holocaust Study, Women’s Studies, WWII studies, Polish Studies, or in any other way to your teaching about a significantwoman in History, Polish Heroine, WW II Nurse, who saved more than 2,500 Jewish children during the Holocaust. This presentation contains a graphic organizer for students to take notes and a reflection questions for students to respond at the end of the presentation. There are 24 slides in total. No advance preparation is needed for this lesson
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Lucy Stone | Unsung Hero | Women's History
I believe that it is important to teach students history. Since March is Women’s History Month, it is imperative to learn about some important women in our American history. This is a first of a series which will be created for Women’s History Month celebrations.Lucy Stone was an unsung hero of the suffrage movement, an abolitionist and fought for women’s rights. This resource attempts to put her life in kid-friendly language in a PowerPoint presentation that the teacher can read to the class OR
Grades:
1st - 3rd
International Women's Day Graphic Organizer - NO PREP
Love to have your tasks planned for special days/occasions?! Here's a no-prep activity just in time for March 8th: International Women's Day, with a rubric! With this Graphic Organizer, your students can engage with their personal choice and interest based on the topic of International Women's Day, and a woman who they find influential. It's great for a beginning task, or even to help set up a presentation to share about the information found! Looking for more interactive slides? Be sure to come
Grades:
6th - 8th
Fannie Lou Hamer Black History Month Activity Learning Pack 3rd, 4th, 5th Grade
Teaching a full unit on civil rights, voting rights, Black History, biographies, or Fannie Lou Hamer? Celebrating Black History Month or Women's History Month? Go deeper this year with your study of Voting Rights, Civil Rights, and one of history's most prominent figures. This resource includes an informational PowerPoint presentation as well as eight Critical Thinking, Literacy, Comprehension, Writing, and Social Studies activities and lessons about Fannie Lou Hamer and her work, all of whic
Grades:
3rd - 5th
"Hidden Figures" Text Analysis for Black History & Women's History Months
This product is designed to be used with the 2016 film, "Hidden Figures" and is a perfect way to honor Black History Month as well as Women's History Month. Students will read two articles on the real women who inspired the film. Following the articles, students will watch the film and complete an analysis of the three texts. This resource includes introductory slides, two videos to provide background information on the time period, links to two articles, and a graphic organizer/worksheet for
Grades:
8th - 12th
When Sue Found Sue Biography Book Activity
A short activity to use with the biography picture book "When Sue Found Sue" by Toni Buzzeo. Great for women's history month, studies on Biographies, and anything to do with DINOSAURS! I printed this 2 page document letter size, double sided. So students would have each have a half page- one side with the dinosaur image & space to write their name, and on the back, the activity for them to draw. (Saves paper- and it was a nice compact size for a little library activity) You could easily edit
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Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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
Reform Movements of the 1850s: Led up to the Civil War.
The assigned activity is a note catcher and chart for an 8th grade US History class that educates students on the reform movements of the 1850s. The note catcher prompts students to take notes on the goals, key leaders, tactics, and influence of four major reform movements: abolitionist, temperance, women's rights, and education reform. The chart summarizes the same information in a table format without providing the answers. Students are expected to complete the activity during one class period
Grades:
8th - 12th
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