Enjoy an art project that focuses on overlooked women in history. This lesson plan includes outlines for researching important women and instructions for representing their contributions with drawings. Use this activity to foster student knowledge of the accomplishments of Canadian women.
Women in "Her" Story
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Browse a printable teacher resource book of activities that focuses on the diversity of American culture. Students can gain insight into life in America through the special celebrations that occur in January, February, and March.
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