Women’s Suffrage for Kids – Gone Digital!

The women’s suffrage movement was led by many amazing women, such as Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and others. These women were brave and accomplished so much for our country, but it wasn’t easy. It took over seventy years of suffrage, a lot of work, and serious determination to gain the right to vote. We’ve put together a new resource to immerse your students in the events experienced during the Women’s Rights Movement. 

This digital interactive notebook covers various aspects of the women’s rights movement. It features nine engaging and thought-provoking activities, including

• A Day in the Life of A Suffragette Passage & Diary Entry
• Women’s Suffrage Vocabulary
• What Was Women’s Suffrage? Passage and Sequencing Activity
• Women’s Suffrage Key Leaders Matching Activity
• Women’s Rights Leaders Research Template
• Constructed Response Question
• Check for Understanding – Summative Assessment

This resource is perfect for teaching third through fifth-grade students about the era and the journey to the nineteenth amendment.

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This resource was created by Ali Endlich, a teacher in South Carolina and Teach Starter Collaborator. 

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