Description
Are you looking for a resource that will celebrate the success of women throughout history during Women’s History Month – or all year? This easy print and go display emphasizes persevering women in a variety of roles and career paths! Print off the letters and posters to make an easy, fun display in your classroom, door, or bulletin board! Includes three different letter options in Spanish and English! “Insist, persist, resist, and never desist” OR “Insistir, persistir, resistir, y nunca desistir” in printable letters, and two banner sizes! This is perfect for elementary, middle, and high school students in a Spanish, Bilingual, or Social Studies classroom! ALL LETTER OPTIONS INCLUDED IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH! Check out the preview for a closer look!
Included:
- 26 Color Posters of Influential Women in history
- Printable letters – half size computer sheets!
- Banner letters – half size computer sheets!
- Banner letters – quarter size computer sheets!
Women Included:
- Elizabeth Cady Stanton
- Susan B. Anthony
- Mother Teresa
- Sacagawea
- Sally Ride
- Malala
- Princess Diana
- Jackie Kennedy Onassis
- Mae C. Jemison
- Harriet Tubman
- Halle Berry
- Marie Curie
- Jane Goodall
- Queen Elizabeth
- Clara Barton
- Rosa Parks
- Amelia Earhart
- Carrie Fisher
- Oprah Winfrey
- Audrey Hepburn
- JK Rowling
- Serena Williams
- Indira Ghandi
- Anne Frank
- Rosie the Riveter
- Frida Kahlo
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Audrey R. –
My students loved it, particularly the girls felt empowered and I left it on display for the rest of the year!
Rieley Rodman –
I loved using this as a bulletin board during Women’s History Month. I had many students asking questions about the pictures which turned into great conversations!
Listening to Spanish –
I love it!
Taylor Lynn Teaches –
This is a great idea; however, I really wish you would have done a few things differently. For example, I wish you would have given the option of the letters being an outline so that we could print them out on colorful paper. Going along with that, if the letters have to be black, I wish you would have given us the option to print each letter on one sheet so the background could at least be colorful.
Ashley Mikkelsen –
Hey! Thanks for your feedback. I hadn’t considered adding an outline of the letters. I’m not 100% sure I understand the trouble with the color paper – the banners are transparent so if you choose the quarter, half sheet, or just letters option (all options included) and print it on a colored piece of paper, it would be like a red banner with black letters. So, if I’ve understood your feedback correctly, this resource allows for you to print on the color paper of your choice and just have the black letters. Does that make sense? Please feel free to reach out if you need anything! My email is in the resource 🙂
Maggie A. –
Yes representation! Love this bulletin board so much. Thank you!!
Brighter Day Classroom –
Loved it! Thank you!
Maria C. –
Awesome images and choices for display. Thank you.
Keila R. –
Muy bueno.
Jennifer H. –
Excellent resource
Profe Tate in the Garden –
This is a great resource, I can’t wait to use it this year!