The History of Women’s Day

For younger learners (K-5), here is a short video from PBS about the origin of International Women’s Day.  Please click here for the resource.

Unladylike from PBS

PBS has collected information on 26 women you might not know yet who have made valuable contributions to society.  This material is geared for grades 6-12.

Celebrating Women’s History Month

 

TeachersFirst has curated exceptional websites for Women’s History Month.  Please click to view biographies as well as information on women’s rights.

Women’s History Resources from Kami

The folks at Kami recently shared several resources for Women’s History month. You will find planners, activities, and suggestions.

Women’s History Month

If you are looking for resources for Women’s History month, please check out the TeachersFirst resources here.

Women’s History from National Geographic

National Geographic recently shared this site with a variety of women in many fields.  Here is the link.

Women’s History Month (An Applied Digital Skills project)

These digital skills will help your student after the March celebration of Women’s HIstory. This Google project provides directions and resources and could be done in any environment.  I love that there are 10 options for students.

Teach Women's History with Applied Digital Skills

Celebrate Women’s History Month with the Explore a Topic: Women’s History lesson from Applied Digital Skills. In this lesson, students research a topic, event, or figure in women’s history, then create a project to share their findings with the class.

March for Women

If you are looking for women’s history resources, please check out this link from TeachersFirst.

Women @ NASA

This website showcases over 60 women and their contributions to the space program.It is designed to show the diversity of work experiences and paths to NASA.  For a complete review, please click here on TeachersFirst.

SheHeroes

Here’s a website with a goal to inspire girls in a variety of careers. While I did recognize some of the names, it also includes everyday women. Really like the Sally Ride quotation- If you can’t see it, you can’t be it!”. For a complete review, please see TeachersFirst post here.

March into Women’s History

TeachersFirst has collected a series of Women’s History sites.  From women in NASA or math or world history or medicine,  this would be a good place to start.