International Women's Day

International Women's Day

Author: EC Publishing
£3.00
International Women's Day lesson pack - suitable for KS2 or possibly younger students in KS3 (Year 7). In this lesson the students will investigate the history of International Women's Day and the reasons why we continue to celebrate it today. We will discuss inspirational women throughout history including but not limited to Ada Lovelace, Malala Yousafzai, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Rosa Parks. The children will reflect on the importance of living in a society that is fair for all, and debate the reasons why we must continue to fight for equality, even though British laws already protect women from discrimination. The lesson has been created in an 'adaptive teaching style' and highlights the use of both cognitive and metacognitive strategies.  The lesson includes a detailed PowerPoint presentation,  a video clip with questions, a discussion-based main activity, and a debate plenary task. 
International Women's Day lesson pack - suitable for KS2 or possibly younger students in KS3 (Year 7). In this lesson the students will investigate the history of International Women's Day and the reasons why we continue to celebrate it today. We will discuss inspirational women throughout history including but not limited to Ada Lovelace, Malala Yousafzai, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Rosa Parks. The children will reflect on the importance of living in a society that is fair for all, and debate the reasons why we must continue to fight for equality, even though British laws already protect women from discrimination. The lesson has been created in an 'adaptive teaching style' and highlights the use of both cognitive and metacognitive strategies.  The lesson includes a detailed PowerPoint presentation,  a video clip with questions, a discussion-based main activity, and a debate plenary task.