Two lesson sequence exploring the feminist movement in the 1960s. Whiteboard starter recapping position of women in 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s, video and note sheet (hyperlinked) showing issues facing women and how they protested in the 1960s, timeline creation (carousel activity) showing key legislation/events ( equal pay act, NOW, Women Bill of Rights, ERA, Roe v Wade) with key information included, interpretations grid analysing contrasting views on the impact of feminism - allows scaffolded planning for the first three interpretations questions (how differ, why differ and which is most convincing), comparison plenary of campaigns - civil rights or feminism: similarities and differences and which was most successful and why.
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Useful resources for the carousel and interpretation activities. But the YouTube link for the activity is no longer supported so could not use that activity.
Great booklet that my year 11s having been desperate for with mocks coming up! Thank you
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