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Students read passages about important people in Women's history and then use the included templates and anchor charts to create a biography poster.
Grades: 2–5 | Format: Downloadable teaching resource
Give students focused reading practice and opportunities to explain their understanding.
Students read passages about important people in Women's history and then use the included templates and anchor charts to create a biography poster.
Whole-class instruction, small groups, independent practice, or enrichment.
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Students read passages about important people in Women's history and then use the included templates and anchor charts to create a biography poster.
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The Homeroom Teacher –
A collection of incredible women across time written at a level that my 2nd graders can mostly understand with support and guidance. Standards-based skills and questions ensure that we are keep instruction rigorous.
jennifer P. –
Great resource- reading comprehension in kid friendly writing with great comprehension questions to go along with it.
Valerie D. –
I loved using this with my students! Thank you so much!
Veronica B. –
This was a great resource for my middle school Basic Academic Skills self-contained classroom!
Reach for the Sky –
Thank you, the students really enjoyed it. I will use it again.
Talia M. –
This was great for women’s month! My students loved reading about different influential women.
Johnie G. –
This was perfect for our biography unit. Students were able to pick who they read about. Lots of engaging passages!
Whitney M. –
My students are really into Women’s History month and these passages align with the standards and content perfectly!
Shannon N. –
Just what I needed! Thank you!
Kate A. –
Perfect for Women’s History Month! I especially loved that this was full of diverse women and highlighted trailblazers and important figures that the kids might not have heard of before as well.
Samantha Burch –
Thank you!