Celebrate Women’s History Month: Quick and Easy Resources for Busy Teachers
The 1st of March brings the beginning of Women’s History Month and I have some resources that are packed with meaning without requiring large amounts of teaching time.
3 Jam-Packed Resources for This Month

My Women’s History Biography Cards that are always one of my best sellers during this time of year! These cards are a fantastic way to introduce your students to influential women throughout history.

The best part?
They only take a few minutes a day, so they won’t disrupt your daily schedule. Trust me, your students will love learning about these trailblazing women!
Looking for a resource that would help your students see some of these women in action?
I highly recommend these Women’s History A-Person-A-Day slides.
Not only are they educational and engaging, but they also come with a handy blog post that shares exactly how I use them in my own classroom. It’s a great read, especially if you’re looking for some inspiration on how to incorporate these slides seamlessly into your lessons.

And let’s not forget about the power of storytelling! I have read-aloud resources for 10 amazing picture books about influential women. All you need to do is grab the book (or play it on YouTube) and I have everything you need to turn the story into a meaningful lesson.
It’s a simple way to bring these incredible women to life in your classroom!
Looking for a Way to Kickoff the Month?
Why not try this YouTube video? You can have your students discuss some things they learned and a woman that they would like to celebrate this month.
I pride myself on creating resources that save teachers time while still delivering quality content to their students. So if you’re looking to make Women’s History Month a memorable one for your students…
I’ve got you covered!
especially because I am sending out a free lesson idea every Tuesday of 2024. That’s right! In addition to sharing ideas, inspirations, freebies, and resources, each of my weekly newsletters will have a lesson idea for you.
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See you on Tuesday,
Adrienne!








