Product Description

Women in History Fun Facts Cards features:

• 24 fascinating fact cards that introduce students to interesting facts about women in history (see full list below)
• Instant digital downloadable PDF
• Perfect for multi-age groups of learners with kids ages 4-10
• Has a companion handwriting product for print and cursive practice: Women in History Copywork
• The 3×3 cards easily slide behind date cards on the calendar pocket chart and are a good size for small hands if using them for a game
• The cards are unnumbered so they can be used in any month and in any sequence.
• Hyperlinked list of the relevant websites sources

Those selected include a variety of both well-known and lesser-know women, primarily from the USA but not exclusively. (Please note: This collection includes only White women.)

• Margaret Abbott
• Jane Addams
• Elizabeth Blackwell
• Anne Bradstreet
• Jacqueline Cochran
• Marie Curie
• Emily Dickinson
• Amelia Earhart
• Helen Keller
• Sybil Ludington
• Helen McGill
• Annie Moore
• Florence Nightingale
• Annie Oakley
• Sandra Day O’Connor
• Jeannette Rankin
• Mary Lou Retton
• Sally Ride
• Nellie Tayloe Ross
• Margaret Chase Smith
• Harriet Beecher Stowe
• Lydia Chapin Taft
• Margaret Thatcher
• WAVES

Activity Ideas 

These cards are used multiple ways including:

• Morning Time, Morning Basket, or Circle Time
• Fact of the Day Bulletin Board
• Hallway Display
• Calendar Pocket Chart
• Geography Extension
• Go Fish
• Memory Game
• Scavenger Hunt
• School Bulletin Board

Praise for Fun Fact Cards

Here’s what teachers and parents said:

“We love these! BRILLIANT!”

“I LOVE these calendar facts. My class looks forward each day to me reading the “fun fact.” Thank You!!”

“So fun to use. I have bought these for every month for calendar time! Love them! Thank you!”

One teacher shared:

“My kids are addicted to reading these facts cards every morning. If I forget to read one, they are sooo quick to remind me. And the parents are learning too! During conferences, I had many parents tell me how much they had learned from their children when we read the apple and pumpkin cards. Thanks!”