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.

Read about the inspiring story of Helen Keller and her remarkable accomplishments despite her physical challenges, and complete an engaging comprehension quiz.

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.

Here’s a new set of April Fools Day worksheets to create some pretty fun learning opportunities on April 1st. First there is a reading page to teach kids a little bit about the history of April Fools, then there is a quiz on the reading to test reading comprehension. There is also a page with 5 short answer questions to get kids writing, suitable for grades 4 – 6. Lastly there is a word search with 9 synonyms for the word Prank – have fun with them

is it really already Valentine’s Day?! Yes yes, it is, no doubt about it! We did some Valentine’s crafts this year but also used the cute theme for learning activities. Here’s a set of differentiated Valentine’s Day Writing Prompts for Kindergarteners that E worked on to finish off this Valentine’s season. It’s set up similarly to many of my other Kindergarten writing prompts but also includes two editable pages where you can easily add your own words.

We’ve whipped up a delightful selection of Christmas and Winter word search puzzles in various themes and difficulty levels, so there’s something for everyone. Whether your kiddo is a newbie or a word search whiz, they can start from the basics and challenge themselves as they go. And hey, adults! Don’t be shy - these puzzles are a delightful way for you to unwind .and get into the festive mood too Not only are these printable Christmas word search puzzles buckets of fun, but they’re also little treasure troves of new words for your little ones to learn. Ready to dive in? Simply print out your chosen Christmas word search PDF and start your word-finding adventure. Mark off each word as you discover them, and once you’re done, the colorful artwork awaits .your creative touch

We’ve whipped up a delightful selection of Christmas and Winter word search puzzles in various themes and difficulty levels, so there’s something for everyone. Whether your kiddo is a newbie or a word search whiz, they can start from the basics and challenge themselves as they go. And hey, adults! Don’t be shy - these puzzles are a delightful way for you to unwind .and get into the festive mood too Not only are these printable Christmas word search puzzles buckets of fun, but they’re also little treasure troves of new words for your little ones to learn. Ready to dive in? Simply print out your chosen Christmas word search PDF and start your word-finding adventure. Mark off each word as you discover them, and once you’re done, the colorful artwork awaits .your creative touch

These Christmas Word Searches are fun, engaging activity for kids during December. These christmas word search printable pages have varying degrees of difficulty making these holiday word search fun for children in preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th graders too. Simply print the free printable christmas word search for kids to play and learn while finding words to do with December 25th like wreath, tree, bow, sleigh, Santa, gifts, cookies, carols, and more!

Explore our collection of printable Valentine’s Day writing prompts, designed to inspire creativity in young learners. We’ve got 11 fun and colorful prompts that kids will love. These journal prompts are all about Valentine’s Day. And are great for getting kids to use their imagination and improve their writing. They’re ideal for teachers to use in class or for parents at home. These prompts also serve as excellent Valentine’s Day activities for kids, offering a blend of education and entertainment.

This history of Valentine’s Day worksheet is perfect for kids in grades K-Year 5. We love learning about all of the holidays and these Valentine’s Day activities for kids make a great addition to your history lesson this February. Valentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14th in many countries around the world. It began to properly be celebrated by the 17th century. We absolutely love creating free kids coloring pages, and we either use them as a supplement for a lesson we are studying or just to calm the mood! Coloring is a great way for them to refocus and relax.

Practice sight words with these Winter Fry Word Hidden Pictures (for words 1 – 100). Give your kids practice with these free Winter Fry Word Hidden Pictures. These pages will be a fun way to help your students review the sight words they are working on mastering. This color key sight word practice is a fun addition to your Fry Word practice with a winter theme. These Winter Fry Word Hidden Pictures contains ten pages, each with ten sight words. Each page contains a different winter image when colored. These fit well into our other winter materials for classrooms. The top of the page contains a key for coloring and each page contains the words listed at the top. Students color each Fry Word according to the key at the top of the page. We like using colored pencils for these when possible – the smaller boxes can make it more difficult for students to stay within the lines when coloring with crayons.

Color by Sight Word | Winter Activities | First Grade Dolch and Fry Sight Words These winter Fry color key worksheets will be a fun addition to your winter learning collection. This winter themed color code set contains the first 100 Fry words. These pages are like color by number pages that provide literacy practice. Best of all, children enjoy them! If you are new to sight word instruction in your classroom, you might want to begin by learning a little more by reading this Introduction to Sight Words. As you are developing a Fry Word program in your classroom, many questions you have can be answered in this Introduction to Fry Words. Looking for new Fry word resources that will be engaging for your students? You will find them here! This set of sight word worksheets will be a fun addition to your classroom. They are great for children who enjoy coloring. These pages provide word work practice along with fine motor skill practice. Use these worksheets as a fun way to engage children in sight word practice that is often not fun. These pages have a winter theme. Students will find snowmen, penguins, mittens and other winter pictures. Using these Winter Color Key Pages As students get started, have them color the crayons to create their key. Once the key is colored, have children begin searching for the words and coloring. There are a total of 8 worksheets. Children will work with all 100 of the first set of Fry words on these pages. Along with the pages for coloring, there is also an answer key to make it easy for you to check work with a quick glance.

Even young children will enjoy learning about Famous Female Scientists and their Inventions during women month in March! These female inventors will inspire toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age children to dream big dream. Use the free printable inventor coloring pages to help kids learn some history for kids about girl inventors while strengthening fine motor skills and literacy skills. Simply print scientists coloring pages and you are ready to read, color, and learn! Famous Female Scientists and their Inventions Whether you are a parent, teacher, or homeschooler – you will love this Female Inventors themed activity which helps students strengthen their fine motor skills while working on their literacy and science skills. These free printable pages are perfect for pre-k, kindergarten, preschool and grade 1 aged students. Use these for extra practice, at school or at home, summer learning, an inventor study , a science study or literacy activity or as part of an extra activity for those who finish their other work early. American History for Kids Female Inventors At the bottom of the post you will find the pdf download file. Download this no-prep file and print off all the pages. There is one female inventor per page with a total of twelve inventors all up. The twelve inventors include: Anna Connelly Barbara Askins Bessie Nesmith Josephine Cochrane Joy Mangano Maria Beasley Cox Marion Donovan Martha Coston Mary Anderson Ruth Handler Ruth Wakefield Stephanie Kwolek

Mary Anning was an English fossil collector, dealer, and palaeontologist who became known around the world for finds she made in Jurassic marine fossil beds in the cliffs along the English Channel at Lyme Regis in the county of Dorset in Southwest England. Learn more about her with this unit study that is appropriate for ALL ages.

When American soldiers entered World War I, Moina Belle Michael, a schoolteacher from Georgia, knew she had to act. Some of the soldiers were her students and friends. Almost single-handedly, Moina worked to establish the red poppy as the symbol to honor and remember soldiers. Learn more about her and honor the veterans with this unit study.

Elizabeth Blackwell was the first woman in America to receive a medical degree. She championed the participation of women in the medical profession and ultimately opened her own medical college for women. Learn more about her with this unit study is appropriate for ALL ages.

Bessie Coleman was an early American civil aviator. She was the first African-American woman and first Native American to hold a pilot license. She earned her license from the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale on June 15, 1921, and was the first Black person to earn an international pilot’s license. Learn more about her with this unit study is appropriate for ALL ages.

We love creating alphabet printables and these St Patrick’s Day alphabet worksheets are a great way to learn the alphabet this holiday. Colour your way through the alphabet with these fun coloring St Patrick’s Day-themed worksheets. This St Patrick’s coloring book packet is for preschool, kindergarten, and 1st grade. But of course, can be used with older children if needed. St Patrick’s Day activities for kids like this are a great way to encourage learning while having fun in March.

Valentine’s Day Colouring Pages Packet: Alphabet Colouring and Writing Booklet, Colour your way through the alphabet with this free Valentine’s Day-themed alphabet colouring book packet for preschool, kindergarten, and 1st grade. Each page includes practice with printing. I love Valentine’s Day! I know, I know I have mentioned that many times before. So, I guess you know it’s true. In today’s post, I’m sharing a 27-pages Valentine’s Day Coloring Pages Packet. In a fun learning twist, each coloring page focuses on a different letter of the alphabet.

Veterans Day Word Searchs Activities Worksheets With Solution 28 pages