Amelia
Earhart is one of my favorite women to teach and learn about – I just LOVE this
quote!
Teaching
about great women in history is important for all of our students, not just
girls. All of our students need to understand the great contributions made by
women throughout history. The following is a FREEBIE that includes a timeline
for Helen Keller as well as a domino activity for other great women in history.
The
following 20 women are featured in my Great Women in History No – Prep Unit
o Joan of Arc
o Pocahontas
o Catherine the Great
o Sacagawea
o Harriet Beecher Stowe
o Susan B. Anthony
o Florence Nightingale
o Harriet Tubman
o Clara Barton
o Emily Dickinson
o Annie Oakley
o Marie Curie
o Helen Keller
o Eleanor Roosevelt
o Amelia Earhart
o Mother Teresa
o Rosa Parks
o Anne Frank
o Sandra Day O’ Connor
o Jane Goodall
o Pocahontas
o Catherine the Great
o Sacagawea
o Harriet Beecher Stowe
o Susan B. Anthony
o Florence Nightingale
o Harriet Tubman
o Clara Barton
o Emily Dickinson
o Annie Oakley
o Marie Curie
o Helen Keller
o Eleanor Roosevelt
o Amelia Earhart
o Mother Teresa
o Rosa Parks
o Anne Frank
o Sandra Day O’ Connor
o Jane Goodall
You can find this unit at:
You can find the accompanying
presentation at:
Or, buy the BUNDLE and SAVE!
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