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Teaching Resources



Worksheets

Theme: Holidays and Celebrations

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  • Interview a Woman in Your Life
    Description:
          To celebrate Women's History Month, have students interview a woman whom they admire.

  • A Peaceful Leader
    Description:
          Give your students practice reading a timeline with this reproducible time line of important events in the life of Martin Luther King Jr.

  • A Leading Life
    Description:
          Use a timeline to answer questions about Dr. King's life

  • Women Paving the Way
    Description:
          Read a time line to find out about American women who were first in their field over the past 40 years

  • Have students read about four notable American Indians.
    Description:
          American Indian Heritage

  • A Leading Life
    Description:
          Study a time line of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and answer questions

  • A Time for Change
    Description:
          Write a letter explaining how women's rights have changed since 1848

  • Hispanic Heritage
    Description:
          Have students complete and analyze pie graphs that show how the Hispanic-American population in the U.S. is expected to increase.

  • Hispanic Heritage Month
    Description:
          Use this map to teach students about Central America.

  • Native-American History
    Description:
          Use this time line to teach students about recent Native-American history.

  • A Traditional Treat
    Description:
          Students answer questions based on a recipe for Mexican bread pudding.

  • A Part of Women’s History
    Description:
          Students analyze a political cartoon to learn about the struggle for women’s suffrage.

  • First in Their Fields
    Description:
          A time line of American women's accomplishments in the last forty years.

  • Women Making History
    Description:
          Read a chart about women's accomplishments and answer questions

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