15,000+ Teacher-reviewed Resources Since 1998! Women Rock the VoteWomen's Equality Day is celebrated on August 26th. Take a moment to reflect with your students on the power and importance of the 19th amendment using these three resources related to equal rights. Grades 4-12With Liberty and Justice for AllEngage your students in learning about the Women's Suffrage Movement and the Civil Rights Movement, with this virtual field trip, video, and exhibit from the Henry Ford Museum. Find detailed lesson plans including standards for grades 4-12. Grades 8-12Jewish Women's ArchiveRead the stories of Jewish women (mainly from the United States). Archives can be searched by name or by collection. Categories include Women of Valor, Power Couples, Western Pioneers, and the Feminist Revolution. Each profile includes a short biography. Grades 9-12Women, Their Rights and Nothing LessThe Newseum's Digital Classroom offers a vast collection of primary sources about the women's suffrage movement, interactive timelines, a media map that plots primary sources on a US map for a visual representation of the movement, and lesson plans. Lessons to EmpowerFrom Rosa Parks to Journeys Through Film to SheHeroes, this mix has lessons to engage students in all grades. Grades 4-8Rosa Parks: How I Fought for Civil RightsDiscover a plethora of free printable lesson plans, worksheets, an interview, a biography, and other reading material. Use this site to help students understand the importance and necessity of every individual citizen in a democracy working together. Grades 8-12Journeys in FilmTeach cultural and global understanding through movies and these lesson plans! Use links to download lessons with standards by subject area. Learn about global issues and culture. Discussion guides for films are available with accompanying clips. Grades 2-10SheHeroesDig into this non-profit organization dedicated to empowering girls from ages 8-14 to dream big and pursue any interests. Articles profile well-known and everyday females that serve as inspiration for young girls and include videos and discussion guides. Resources for World Humanitarian DayWorld Humanitarian Day was celebrated on August 19, 2019; however, every day is a good day to teach students about the efforts and changes made by giving people. Grades 8-12Humanitarian NewsUse this site to focus on specific issues and find information about humanitarians who have made a difference in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and more. Scroll to the bottom of the page to sort topics based on themes like education, gender, health, etc. Grades 8-12Taking it GlobalFoster learning through real-world problem solving. This learning network has information about countries, articles relevant to international youth, places to submit opinion pieces, and social justice and humanitarian projects being undertaken by youth. Grades 1-12Quotes CoverChallenge students of all ages to research a humanitarian and create a project using this simple tool. Editing and personalization is easy with fonts, colors, custom background pictures, and drawing tools. Print and share on a bulletin board. This Week at TeachersFirstAs summer winds down, view our OK2Ask® Twitter chat archives to learn about great teaching resources and ideas. Visit our blog — Infusing Technology — to whet your appetite for ed tech learning! We'd also like to hear how women's rights are taught at your school in our weekly poll.
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