March is Women’s History Month. It is the ideal time to celebrate women past and present and honor Women's History Month in your homeschool. On this 34th anniversary of Women's History Month, explore the women and events in history that have had a pivotal impact on women and society as a whole. Try one of these 7 homeschooling lesson ideas for Women's History Month for kids and teens this month.
Why is Women's History Month important?
Women's History Month activities and crafts for young students
6. Study the art styles of famous women artists.
Whether you choose an abstract art drawing in the style of Sonia Delaunay or a fun Laurel Burch cat drawing, this collection of projects inspired by women artists from The Artsy Craftsy Mom, is perfect to keep little hands and minds occupied.
7. Start your day with a Women's History Month morning basket.
Home educator Pam Barnhill coined the phrase, "Morning Basket," as a solution to a common homeschooling dilemma. "These are things you might want to do in your homeschool, but when you sit down to fill out your schedule, they kind of get lost in the middle of the math and the learning to read and the learning how to spell well," she writes on her blog. "Putting those all together in one time and naming it gives it a purpose and means that these things are much more likely to get done."
Jessica from The Waldock Way has created a Women's History Month for kids Morning Basket ideal for children in first grade or elementary age. The basket includes ideas for books, games, and activities to incorporate during Women's History Month.
