Women's History Month

As most of you know, March is Women's History Month.  
Here are some resources that you may find useful. If I get time I will pull them all together into a symbaloo tab to share, so please add any other useful links in the comments.

PROU.S. Embassy The Hague Follow Suffragettes Pennsylvania on the Picket Line. 1917. The White House is in the background. From Women of Protest: Photographs from the Records of the National Woman's Party, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. hdl.loc.gov/loc.mss/mnwp.160022 https://www.flickr.com/photos/usembassythehague/8531275936 CC By =

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• Click offers a unique timeline of Women's History, well worth spending some time on.
• Women's History Month http://womenshistorymonth.gov/
• Teaching History.org http://teachinghistory.org/spotlight/womens-history
• NIH https://edsitement.neh.gov/feature/womens-history-month
• Anti Defamation League 
• Articles and paired texts on ReadWorks Digital: Celebrate Women's History Month with K-12 Articles 
• Films http://www.mediaed.org/womens-history-month/
• NEA articles for the classroom
• Time for Kids minisite
• Google Arts and Culture Institute: Women in Culture
• Time article
• ​CNN article
• USA Today's 31 days of amazing women.
• Science Netlinks http://sciencenetlinks.com/collections/womens-history-month/
• Front Row has some great articles, with varied lexile levels that you can check out here. 
• Little Bits has a couple of great articles on women in STEAM or STEM
  • 7 women in STEM every kid should know
  • 5 more women in STEM that every kid should know
• InfoPlease http://www.infoplease.com/womens-history-month/
• Constitution Center 
• ​Share my Lesson has an excellent collection of lesson plans and activities for K-12 on Women's History.
• Scholastic has a small collection of ideas to check out
• NY Times Learning Blog : 
• NY Times Learning Blog- Ideas from 25 teens
• History.com 
• Education World
• ReadWriteThinkTeacher Vision

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