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Shirley Temple Activity

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Biographies of Famous Americans-Shirley Temple

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Shirley Temple is one of the people from the Biographies of Famous Americans Series. For each person included in the series there is a 2-4 page biography article followed by 10 questions incorporating various reading skills. The reading skills are listed along with the answers in the answer key that...

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Bad Girls Throughout History: 100 Remarkable Women who Changed the World

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She Persisted: 13 American Women who Changed the World

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Little Dreamers: Visionary Women Around the World

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A is for Abigail

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A is for Abigail: An Almanac of Amazing American Women

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New York Times bestselling team Lynne Cheney and Robin Preiss Glasser tell the remarkable (and often little known) stories of exceptional American women.Lynne Cheney and Robin Preiss Glasser collaborated on America: A Patriotic Primer, which captured the imagination of American children and becam...

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Proud: Living my American Dream

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proud : living my american dream -  by ibtihaj muhammad (hardcover)

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Proud : Living My American Dream - by Ibtihaj Muhammad (Hardcover)

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Find product information, ratings and reviews for Proud : Living My American Dream by Ibtihaj Muhammad (Hardcover) online on Target.com.

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Hidden Figures: The True Story of Four Black Women and the Space Race

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Hidden Figures - The True Story of Four Black Women and the Space Race

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Katherine, Dorothy, Mary, and Christine were all good at math -- really good. It was their understanding of numbers that helped them do what seemed impossible. They were women, and they were African-American, and they lived during a time when being black and a woman limited what they could do.

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Sisters and Champions: The True Story of Venus and Serena Williams

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Sisters and Champions: The True Story of Venus and Serena Williams by Howard Bryant | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books

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"This one's a winner." --Chicago Tribune A 2019 ILA Teacher's Choices Reading List Selection! An inspiring picture book sports biography about two of the greatest female tennis players of all-time! Venus...

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Ruby Bridges Activity

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Ruby Bridges Black History Simple Reading Activity for Kindergarten

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This simple Ruby Bridges reading activity is a simple way for grades K-1 to be introduced to the beginnings of the civil rights movement in simple terms that can be understood by beginning and emergent readers. Click here for a Ruby Bridges character traits school satchel craft. or Check out th...

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Mother Teresa: The Smile of Calcutta

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MOTHER TERESA: THE SMILE OF CALCUTTA - 9781621641353

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The great saints devoted their lives to the love of God and of others. Their fascinating life stories will help children discover the great adventure of holiness. This beautifully illustrated book tells the story of such a great saint who lived in our times.

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She Loved Baseball: The Effa Manley Story

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Free as a bird: the story of Malala

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Dr. Mae Jemison Activies

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Dr. Mae Jemison craft (Black History; Astronauts; Space) K-5

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This craft activity is a great resource when studying black history, astronauts or space. In addition to being a brilliant scientist, engineer, computer software analyst and doctor, Mae Jemison was also the first African American female astronaut.Buy this as part of a Dr. Mae Jemison Early Reader ...

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Shark Lady Book

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Women in History Collaboration Poster

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A Unique Women's History Month Activity: Famous Faces® Collaboration Poster

You've probably seen those Vanity Fair photo spreads. The ones where famous females, draped in gowns and flowing hair, strike serious poses in a group shot meant to convey their collective strength. Each actress or athlete pictured could easily carry a magazine cover on her own. As a group, though, the image is all the more striking. Now picture the likes of Malala Yousafzai, Frida Kahlo and Amelia Earhart standing shoulder to shoulder. Each of these icons - the activist, the artist, the pilot - is worthy of her own cover shoot.

But put them together, and you're talking real impact: a portrait for the ages. Of course, this particular grouping of women won't be found in the pages of a glossy magazine. But it can grace the halls of your classroom or school, using my Women's History Month Activity: Famous Faces® of Women's History Month poster.

Using this Women's History Month activity your students can create a colorful homage to the strength, creativity and ability of one amazing group of women - and mark Women's History Month, which begins March 1, at the same time! Along with this poster I have MANY Women's History Month activities in my store including 3 free ones I've linked to at the end of this post - be sure you don't miss them.

Women's History Month can be traced to pretty humble beginnings. In 1911, the world celebrated its first International Women's Day. Not until the 1980s did that celebration stretch into a whole week, when President Jimmy Carter issued a presidential proclamation declaring a National Women's History Week in March. In 1987, after being petitioned by the National Women's History Project, Congress designated all of March as Women's History Month.

Today, schools and communities across the country celebrate the month with lessons and activities focusing on the contributions of women. My Women's History Month activity collaboration poster is designed to help you do the same, in a fun and highly visible way. Each student gets to participate and contribute to a meaningful piece of artwork.

This poster features eight inspirational women: Besides Yousafzai, Earhart and Kahlo, there's also Ruby Bridges, Anne Frank, Rosa Parks, Harriett Tubman and Georgia O'Keeffe. And it works for any grade level, from pre-K through high school, because the resource comes with options for differentiation. Click HERE to see this poster in my store.

Students work together to color in their own piece of the poster, giving them a sense of ownership and pride in what becomes a large and striking masterpiece. Teachers who have used my Famous Faces® Collaboration Poster for Black History Month - which follows a similar process - called their completed posters "absolutely beautiful."

Everyone who sees it is amazed" -Carolyn P., a teacher at a small private school.

Another teacher shared that she had her colleagues at every grade level each color a page without telling them what the final product would be. "It turned out great!" Like most of my collaboration projects, the Famous Faces® of Women's History Month activity/collaboration poster is the perfect accompaniment to your social studies lessons. (Teachers who used the Black History Month poster noted that they used it in combination with mini lessons and research projects on the individuals pictured.) As always I've done everything I possibly could to make this easy for teachers and fun for kids. It's so easy and I provide you with everything you need including step-by-step instructions.

Women's History Month Activity - Collaboration Poster Details: There are two poster options to choose from - they both produce the same beautiful poster. Both options have 36 pieces and each piece fits on a regular 8.5″ x 11″ paper. The final poster size is approximately 21 inches by 84 inches. The difference in the 2 poster options is just in the color key in the top left corner. Poster option #1 provides the color key in black and white so you don't have to print anything in color.

Poster option #2 provides the color key in color and is a great option for very young students who might not yet be able to read the key and when color printing is an option.

Women's History Month Activity - Collaboration Poster Steps:

Kids color the pages...

All you need to do is print the poster and provide your students with crayons, colored pencils or markers in red, blue, green and purple.

Students cut out each piece...

Then the poster gets put together.

Some teachers like giving kids the challenge of putting the poster together themselves - children LOVE this challenge! I have included name labels in this resource in case you'd like to use them with your final poster. I like to cut them out, mount them on construction paper and then laminate them so I can use them with students to talk about and identify the women on this poster.

Of course there are many uses for the labels. Look how this teacher (Monique C. from Alabama), had her students research each person in my Famous Faces® of Black History Poster and combine it with the name tags below.

The final poster is approximately 21 inches by 84 inches. Once it's hanging in the office, the auditorium, a hallway or your classroom, it's sure to attract compliments and attention. The sight of these eight famous faces will remind all who look upon them that women - across the ages, in every field, of various ethnicities and from multiple countries - are still making history.

Check out these beautiful shots taken by Fourth and Fritcher and shared on her Instagram page! I love how when she took the Black History Month Famous Faces ® collaboration poster picture there was snow on the ground and then when she took the Women's History Month Famous Faces ® collaboration poster picture the snow had melted - shows such a nice passage of time.

I'm always working and making new projects, but so far I have this Famous Faces® style of poster for Growth Mindset, Black History Month, Hispanic Heritage Month, STEM/STEAM, Poetry, Art History, Famous Failures and Women of History.

If 8 amazing women isn't enough, I also have my one-of-a-kind tessellation "quilt" posters that features 30 inspirational women. With this project your students can research each of the individual ladies and create something they will not soon forget! You can read more about that on Teachers Pay Teachers HERE.

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Thanks for infusing your classrooms with art!

Jenny K.

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Women's History Collaboration Poster for ALL classrooms!

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You've probably seen those Vanity Fair photo spreads. The ones where famous females, draped in gowns and flowing hair, strike serious poses in a group shot meant to convey their collective strength. Each actress or athlete pictured could easily carry a magazine cover on her own.