Women's History Month
Women's History Month Lesson Plans, Women's History Month Themes
Women's History Month Lesson Plans and Thematic Units
March Into
Women's History Month!Curriculum article with great ideas and resources.
Slave Women
of African DecentBy including the subject of women in the study of history and culture, students will be forced to use non-traditional sources for research.
Mini-unit on Women's History (4th Grade)
Assessing
Women's Past Through ArtAn Interpretation Activity
Women's
Suffrage 
Suffrage -
When, Where, and Obstacles to Overcome
Using Women's
Words
Women's Rights
- Ancient Egypt and the United States
Roles of WomenAn examination of how the roles of women change with the culture.
Women: Stride to FreedomA high-quality lesson plan geared towards seventh and eighth graders, but may be adaptable for younger grades.
Women and the VoteA lesson plan from the Encarta database that incorporates a variety of subject matters.
Women in Alaska's HistoryA webquest with crafts, activities, and a lot of useful information. Developed especially for students.
Women in ScienceAn integrated science and history lesson that focuses on the careers of important women in science.
A Mini Unit on Rosa Parks
A Mini Unit on Sojourner Truth
A Mini Unit on Harriet Tubman Women's
History Lessons from Scholastic Women's History Activities (Grades K–6)
Women's History Activities (Grades 7–12)
Moment in History: A Writing Project (Grades 3–8)
Women During World War II (Grades 5–12)
Women in Television (Grades 5–12)
Women in the News (Grades 5–12)
Uncommon Soldiers: Women During the Civil War (Grades 5–12)
Women's History Month Cyberhunt (Grades 3–8)
Classroom PlaysAll-American Girls: A Play About Baseball
Alice Paul: We Want to Vote
Lucy Stone: Crusader for Freedom
The Waistmakers' Revolt
Dr. Mary Walker's War: An American History Play
Women's History Month Internet Resources
1917 - Votes For Women
- Suffrage
Distinguished Women of Past
and PresentThis site has biographies of women who contributed to our culture in many different ways. There are writers, educators, scientists, heads of state, politicians, civil rights crusaders, artists, entertainers, and others.
Women's
History Web Links by Time Period Women's History Month Interactive Whiteboard Resources
Women's
Suffrage
National
Women's History Month Powerpoints Several powerpoint format resources from pppst.com
Women's History Month Printouts
Women's History Month at abcteachThis is a site that charges a membership fee, but does have a few resources for free.
Women in
History