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March is Women's History Month and March 8 is International Women's Day. Try our ready-made Holidays & Events lessons with your students and learn some facts and figures about women's roles and rights around the world.
In this new lesson, featuring modified content from The Washington Post, students will learn about a New Zealand program that aims to provide free period products to students. This digital-only lesson also includes a discussion on stigmas.
This new lesson about civil rights trailblazers features three true stories in the simple past. Students will also answer comprehension questions and review vocabulary. This is a great follow-up lesson to Black History Month or a fun way to observe National Grammar Day on March 4.
Students will read about and watch the landing of NASA's Perseverance rover on Mars in this new digital-only lesson. In addition to modified content from The Washington Post, this lesson features comprehension and discussion questions.
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