International Women's Day Lesson Plan

We selected in this post a super tip of International Women's Day Lesson Plan – Routine for Women's Day Week for early grades.

O Woman's Day or International Women's Dayis celebrated annually on March 8, and unlike what many people think, this date is not considered a national holiday. This day celebrates the social, political and economic achievements of women over the years, being adopted by the United Nations and, consequently, by several countries. (Learn more at: History and Origin of Women's Day.

See also:

• Women's Day Activities
• souvenir women's day
• women's day activities

In schools across the country, especially in the Child education, teachers work this date with students and mothers. And it was with this in mind that we selected these suggestions for your International Women's Day Lesson Plan, check out:

International Women's Day Lesson Plan – Weekly Routine

This International Women's Day Lesson Plan – Weekly Routine was prepared by the teacher Valeria from the wonderful blog Teaching with Affection.

First day:

• Conversation circle for reading the emergence of International Women's Day;
• Activities on the professions that women exercise in society
• Delivery and explanation of an interview form for an important woman in each person's life. (Mother, aunt…).

Sample form:

Goals:

• Make children aware of the facts that occurred on the appearance of this date.

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Second day:

• Collection of the home interview for display on the clothesline.
• Ask each student to talk about the time of the interview, what did they think?
• Collage activities from used magazines and books, images of women who look like their mother or guardian. (The idea here is to make a women's day poster together with the students).

Goals:

• Valuing the figure of the woman

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Third day:

• Presentation of famous writers to students (through videos or images);
• Choose three stories from these writers and read them to students and make this a joyful time for you and the students. (Explore a lot the biography of each one);
• Ask students to make a card and choose a woman to honor;

Women's Day Cards:

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• Souvenir for Women's Day: Flower with heart in EVA
• Women's Day - Souvenir
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• Gift for Women's Day

Writer Name Suggestions:

• Clarice Lispector;
• Cecilia Meireles;
• Iracema Macedo;
• Cora Carolina;
• Ana Maria Machado;
• Ruth Rocha;
• Ana Cristina Cesar.

Goals:

• Inform students of the importance of the writer as well as his contribution to literature.

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Fourth day:

• Organize a list of female characters that students like (Suggestions: Snow White, Rapunzel, Sleeping Beauty, Little Red Riding Hood, Witches, Jasmine, among others);
• Briefly explain their trajectories and ask them to choose one of the characters so that their story can be told orally by the students;
• Then, the teacher must rewrite the story on cardboard and put together a poster;

Extra Tip: On this day be sure to use the advancement of technology to your advantage. (Explore the most diverse resources, such as: Videos and Audio Stories).

Goals:

• Remember the best and popular tales

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Fifth day:

We are nearing the end of our weekly routine (International Women's Day Lesson Plan).

• Presentation of a video or slide of important women on the world stage (Mother Teresa, Angelina Jolie, Irma Dulce among others) and at this time a simple summary of what each one should be read. did.

* At our school, teacher Maria de Carvalho told the sad story of the warrior teacher killed in a fire in Janaúba, in which she sacrificed her life to save the students.

• Presentation of a song in honor of Women's Day.

Music Suggestions for Women's Day

Goals:

Awaken the understanding of the actions performed by women warriors.

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International Women's Day Lesson Plan – Weekly Routine to print

See also: Message for International Women's Day

International Women's Day Lesson Plan – Weekly Routine in PDF

Always thinking of making it easier for you, the readers of Education and Transformation, we decided to make the International Women's Day Lesson Plan – Weekly Routine, shown above for download in PDF. To access, just click on the following link:

• Weekly Routine in PDF