famous women in history will take young historians of grade 4, grade 5 and grade 6 back in time to celebrate the myriad accomplishments of women heroes who strongly influenced the history of the world. Know the famous female rulers, suffragists, Nobel Laureates, pioneers, the first ladies of America with our fact flashcards, fill-in, matching, identifying, quiz, word search and reading comprehension exercises. 4th grade and 5th grade children learn more about some notable women who have made their mark on the history of the world, using these informative picture flashcard printables for multiple activities.

This printable quiz is a great learning or review activity for 4,5,6th grades children, studying women’s history to know more about these women trailblazers who left indelible marks in their respective fields.

Children of elementary school will enjoy brushing up their knowledge of some very famous African - American women trailblazers using this cut-and-glue activity pdf.

These International womens day fun Amelia Earhart facts for kids coloring pages will enthuse your budding aviator, inspiring them to dig deeper into history and flight. Continue reading to find interesting facts that will have kids of all ages eager to learn more. Do you want to discover fun facts about Amelia Earhart? We have the most incredible facts perfect for all school-aged children and adults. These Amelia Earhart worksheets are great for fact-finders and creative minds alike.

IWD classroom activity cards Use the IWD Activity Cards to engage children and students in activities and conversations to inspire and reinforce an inclusive mindset. Cut up, mix up, then lucky dip the options. Invite children and students to add their own IWD activity for friends and/or family. Invite presentations to explain and showcase their efforts and thinking.

For a fun winter activity for kids, try this Winter I Spy game. Our printable comes in 2 options – either a coloring page version or a full colored version. Print them off for a snow day Kids can color the items as they find them. You can also use this page as an answer key. Or you can print off the colored version and kids can mark off how many they find of each icon: Ways to use the I Spy Printable: – Laminate the colored version and then kids can redo this over and over (great for classrooms or you can bring it out during a snow day!) – Have a competition who can find all of them the fastest – Follow the I spy activity with a game of Winter Bingo

International Women’s Day is celebrated during the month of March. It originally started out in the early 1900’s as Women’s Day, later becoming a week long celebration in the early 1980’s, then finally making it’s way to a month long event not too long after… It coincides with International Women’s Day which is March 8. Explore the many contributions women have made over the years through these fun coloring pages and printables. Individual general printables and coloring pages for Women’s History Month Specific Women Frida Kahlo

spring crafts for kids project could serve as an adorable Mother’s Day gift for Mom or Grandma! Even without an upcoming occasion, these paper flowers are a great “just thinking of you” gift and are sure to brighten anyone’s day

Mother’s Day is right around the corner…Have you made a homemade card to give to Mom or Grandma yet? This butterfly card craft is perfect for that! It’s a simple paper craft that comes with a free printable template so it’s easy to make in 15 minutes or less! We love the idea of having each of the kids make their own so Mom gets a unique, handmade card from every child. This craft is great for making with preschoolers, kindergarten and elementary children, whether at home or at school. How To Make A Butterfly Card Directions Download the butterfly template, print and cut out the pieces. Begin by writing your child’s message on the white inside of the card. Because the wings are the only part that will open, write the messages near the edges of each wing, like in the pictures. hands holding butterfly craft template hands writing inside butterfly card Place the wing cutout above the white butterfly cut out and staple twice in the middle of the butterfly body. Use a black marker to draw a smile on the butterfly’s head. Draw any decoration you want on the butterfly body. We did curved lines but you can do anything you want. Some other ideas include polka dots or stripes. hands drawing on lines to butterfly body with black sharpie Glue the butterfly eyes on just above the smile. Place glue along the back of the completed butterfly body and secure it to the middle of the butterfly card. hands gluing on googly eye to paper butterfly body hands gluing on butterfly body to wings Use the circle punch or any decorative items to decorate the butterfly’s wings. We like the idea of making this educational by using shape stickers. You can have the kids place a sticker on and then tell you what shape it is. You can do thesame sort of thing with solid colored stickers as well. hands gluing on blue circle to butterfly card craft Cut out two long thin strips from the black cardstock to be the butterfly’s antennae. Glue them to the back of the head. hands gluing on black antenna to paper butterfly craft This butterfly craft is a simple and cute handmade card that Mom or Grandma will love getting for Mother’s Day! hand opening butterfly card craft to read inside of text “happy mother’s day! love, Ella” We’re sure Mom, Grandma or even Auntie would love to receive one of these adorable butterfly cards!

This month is dedicated to promoting equality in the classroom and highlighting women’s roles in history and society that had previously been under-represented. These 12 writing prompt worksheets for Women’s History Month are for students ages 8-11. They focus on women’s rights, historical figures, and will also encourage students to think about the women who play roles in their lives today.

Women’s History Month colouring pages connect the dots

Women and girls are diverse - and women and girls can be who, and what, they want to be. Who is a woman who inspires you - and why? Choose an inspirational woman or motivational quote from below and get coloring! Use the moment to reflect upon and discuss the qualities and strengths you admire in women. Their paths have not been easy. Discuss why. Be inspired through these motivational reminders Affirmations can be helpful, but they can in fact also set false illusions. Select an inspirational quote from below and get coloring. Use the moment to discuss why such quotes are motivational, but also to explore and reflect upon why for some women and girls around the world, positive affirmations alone certainly aren’t enough to fix things.

Our printable non-fiction reading passage worksheet will certainly get young historians step back in time to expand their knowledge about the women’s suffrage movement with a comprehension exercise.

Kids will have fun working on name recognition with this super cute name flower craft. This flower name craft is fun for toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age students who are learning how to spell their name. Not only is this a cute spring craft for preschoolers, but this preschool name activity is fun for a summer activity for preschoolers too. Simply print pdf file with flower craft printable and you are ready to to make this EASY name craft. Kids will have fun working on name recognition with this super cute name flower craft. This flower name craft is fun for toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age students who are learning how to spell their name. Not only is this a cute spring craft for preschoolers, but this preschool name activity is fun for a summer activity for preschoolers too. Simply print pdf file with flower craft printable and you are ready to to make this EASY name craft. Name flower craft Young kids need lots of practice to learn their name and how to spell it. This preschool name activity features pretty flowers for a fun flower craft for preschoolers, toddlers, and kindergartners. Kids will make their own flower spring hat craft which proudly displays their name. This flower craft preschool is such a fun name craft for kids of all ages!

Make this fun and cute apple stamp ladybug craft for kids for spring or anytime you’re learning about insects! If you haven’t been following along lately, we’ve been doing a new unit study that’s all about insects. So far we’ve made this recycled bee craft for kids and had the kids play with this engaging insect sensory bin. They’ve had a lot of fun so far and today we’re making one of the cutest bugs aroundladybugs! Read on below to see how to make this easy insect craft with your kids or students. Ladybug Art Project Supplies An apple White card stock Scissors Red paint Paintbrush Black marker Glue stick (I prefer this heavy duty one) ladybug craft supplies Directions Download and print out the ladybug head template on the white card stock. Cut out the ladybug heads you want to use. Adults Only: Cut an apple in half with a knife to prepare for the craft. Paint the cut side of an apple with the red paint, then press it onto the white cardstock to make the ladybug body. Repeat for each ladybug you want to make. Let the paint dry completely. ladybug stamp craft Using the black marker, draw spots and a line down the middle of the ladybug’s body. Using the green sheet of card stock, cut out a large leaf shape. If you want, draw a vein down the middle of the leaf and other veins branching outward with a green marker. Cut out the leaf stem and glue it to the base of the leaf. Cut out each ladybug body and glue onto the green leaf you made in step 8. Glue the ladybug heads onto the top of each apple stamp. Using the black marker, add antennas and the flying trails.

Well hello there, crafty people! Guess who was having a blast with the first heat wave of the year? That’s right, it’s your sun-loving critter who blossoms when everybody else sweats For this excitingly warm week, I prepared a new free printable craft that represents the seasonal transition: It’s an interactive paper tree that brings nature to life! With moving tabs, opening windows and a spinning wheel, you’ll summon spring into the picture. If you are looking for an engaging, fun and yet easy spring craft for kids, this printable paper craft is a winner. Grab the free template, follow the simple instructions and let spring in! Tree of Spring – a Printable Spring Craft Step 1: Begin by coloring the printable template. For a cohesive look, match the cocoon’s background color to the tree top and color the squirrel consistently for both its sleeping and awake states. Step 2: Carefully cut out all the template parts. This includes making round holes in the tree trunk and in the tree top for the interactive elements. printable spring craft for kids: make an interactive paper tree! In this step: cut out the parts. Step 3: On the tree trunk’s front part, fold the tabs backwards. Step 4: Apply glue to the folded tabs on the tree trunk’s front part and also to the designated glue area on the back part, where the squirrel image is. Free printable spring craft for kids: make an interactive paper tree! In this step: apply glue to the tabs of the tree trunk parts. Step 5: Carefully align the tree trunk’s back part behind the front, ensuring the edges match perfectly. Make sure the squirrel image is correctly positioned to be visible through the hole in the trunk’s front part. Step 6: Slide the ‘sliding tab’ between the two trunk parts. Step 7: Position the wheel behind the tree top. Insert a split pin through the black center dots in both the wheel and the tree top, connecting the two parts together while allowing the wheel to rotate freely printable spring craft for kids: make an interactive paper tree! In this step: insert the split pin through the tree and the wheel. Step 8: For the bird’s wing, fold its tab forward. Apply glue to this tab’s backside, then press it to the specified ‘glue’ area above the bird. Free printable spring craft for kids: make an interactive paper tree! In this step: attach the bird’s wing. Step 9: Fold the tab of the cocoon flap forward and apply glue to the back of the tab. Attach the tab to its designated ‘glue’ spot next to the butterfly, aligning the pattern on the cocoon part with the pattern of the tree top behind it.

If you’re looking for a fun indoor winter activity this Winter Bingo is a lot of fun for kids! You can even use small white pom poms as pretend snowball bingo markers. Winter Bingo Printable Cards For a fun indoor winter activity – try out this simple Winter Bingo game. This is the perfect activity when the temperatures might be too cold to go outside. It’s also a fun game you can play virtually over a virtual video conferencing system to connect kids with friends or family from afar. This printable includes 10 Bingo Cards and if you have more kids you can double up for teams. The printable also comes with a full page of calling cards. You can cut these up and place in a jar for selecting or just choose the images at random.

This set of winter themed worksheets will be a fun addition to your classroom or home. The winter months can become cold and boring for children hopefully these pages will be engaging at this time. Download and print this collection of winter mazes to use as a fun activity for your children. Why should children work on mazes? Mazes are fun for children but there are also many benefits beyond entertainment. One skill practiced is hand eye coordination. Children need to carefully follow a path while staying in the lines. Mazes can offer a way to practice problem solving as they search to find the correct path to the end. Children can enjoy these as a morning entry task or maybe for a brain break during work time. If you are stuck with indoor recess and can’t offer students your traditional games and toy, mazes might be an option they will enjoy.

This winter color key multiplication can be used as a fun way for your students to review basic facts this winter. This winter color key multiplication set contains four different color key pages – each containing mixed multiplication facts. You will also find an answer key for each page. The top of the page contains a key for coloring and each page contains math facts for practice. You may choose to have students color as they solve each multiplication fact. Another option is to have the students write the answer in pencil and then color when finished with the addition work. These winter color by number pages might be used at a math center if you need to give your students a paper & pencil option. You might also use during morning entry for those students who like to include coloring in their morning routine.

Kids love butterflies plus they’re a great way to introduce life cycles and metamorphosis in a fun setting. Learn all about insects and make this popsicle stick butterfly craft with the kids! It’s an easy butterfly craft for kids that comes with a free printable template! Buttefly On A Stick Craft popsicle stick butterfly craft image collage with the words popsicle stick butterfly in the middle How To Make A Popsicle Stick Butterfly Popsicle Stick Butterfly Craft For Kids Supplies Popsicle sticks Paint Paintbrush Permanent glue dots Glue Colored cardstock or construction paper Scissors Black marker Butterfly template Directions Download the butterfly template, print, and cut out the pieces you need. hand holding popsicle stick butterfly template Place 3 popsicle sticks in line vertically. Cut a 4th popsicle stick into thirds and stretch a glue dot on each cut popsicle stick. Use these to glue the 3 popsicle sticks in place, positioning one at the top, middle, and back. hand gluing popsicle stick together Paint the popsicle sticks in 1-2 thin coats of paint and let dry completely. hand painting popsicle stick orange Glue the butterfly body to the middle of the wing paper. We used glue dots to do this, but you can use liquid glue or a glue stick as well. hand gluing popsicle stick body to popsicle stick butterfly craft Glue the eyes to the top of one end of the popsicle sticks, then use the black marker to draw on a smile below the eyes. hand gluing eyes to popsicle stick butterfly craft Assemble the wing decorations all over the wings, then glue them in place. hand gluing wing decorations to popsicle stick butterfly craft Finish off the butterfly by cutting 2 small strips of paper in the same color as the body. Glue these to the back of the butterfly wings, by the head to create the antennae. hand gluing antennae to the back of popsicle stick butterfly craft Aren’t these so colorful and fun?! That’s another reason they’re great for springtime!