ANDREA RUNNELS
$8.00
Save money by purchasing the entire The Social Studies Whisperer LLC’s Women’s History Collection in this bundle of all 3 resources!! You get the Women’s History Choice Board, Trading Card Project and Web Quest for a lower price than purchasing separately!
Description
Fall in love with the whole Women’s History Collection? You can save money by purchasing the entire collection in a bundle. The download is a compressed/zipped file of all 3 resources.
1) National Women’s History Museum Web Quest
The National Women’s History Museum web site is an excellent resource for kids, teachers, and homeschooling families! Get to to know all about it with this 15 question National Women’s History Museum Web Quest that can be used year-round! Great for use with higher level 3rd graders through 8th grade! Wo knows? While students are completing the Web Quest they might stumble upon some really intriguing parts of the site and get interested in learning more! That was my hidden agenda:).
This would make a great literacy or Social Studies station or fast finishers enrichment activity! A print and digital version are included!
What about an answer key? OF COURSE!! I would have it no other way!
2) Women’s History Trading Card Project
This project is a win-win! Students (approximate ages 3rd grade-8th grade) get to practice research skills and display it in a creative way by designing a trading card for some women who accomplished some great things but may not be as well-known! Use this as a project or activity for Social Studies or Language Arts to celebrate Women’s History Month any month!
I included women of multiple cultural backgrounds from a variety of fields throughout multiple time periods. Many of these women had to overcome adversity to be successful. Help students use the achievements of these great women as inspiration to follow their dreams!
This includes a teacher tip sheet, structured and open-ended student direction page, blank template, answer key, and sample grading rubrics.
The following women are included:
1) Marla Runyan
2) Gerda Lerner
3) Dr. Chien-Shiung Wu
4) Shirley Temple
5) Claudette Colvin
6) Indra Nooyi
7) Zora Neale Hurston
8) Shirley Temple
9) Abigail Adams
10) Rosemary Casals
3) Women’s History Choice Board
Integrate literacy and creativity into Social Studies with this unique Women’s History Choice Board! Giving students choice increases accountability and motivation! Tasks are differentiated for multiple learning styles and intelligences! This Choice Board would be perfect to honor Women’s History Month any month!!
This resource includes:
Choice Board for Students with Helpful Links
Sample Acrostic Poem for Task 2
Primary Source Photos of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire for Task 6 (nothing graphic)
Comic Strip Templates for Task 8
Sample Grading Rubrics
Open-Ended Grading Rubric
Other Choice Board Tasks Include:
A Women of the Past/Present Writing Prompt
Question Writing
Designing a Poster
Building a Monument Replica
A News Report Script
Writing Math Problems
Questions? Please pop over to the Contact Page and I’ll get back to you quickly!
