While women should be a core part of the curriculum all year long, we’ll use March’s Women’s History Month as an extra excuse to celebrate and learn about some of our favorite female leaders and role models. These Women’s History Month bulletin boards are a great way to kick things off.
1. Who run the world?
SOURCE: heytherelibrary
Girls! We love how this board features favorite books about women.
2. Famous faces.
SOURCE: Art With Jenny K
Art with Jenny K offers these fun “collaborative posters” that students can work on together.
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3. That’s what she said.
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Okay, this one might depend on your audience, but this could be a fun way to showcase some legendary quotes from women.
4. She believed she could, so she did.
SOURCE: Sandburg Elementary
This board from Sandburg Elementary shows female students inspired by their role models.
5. Wonder women.
SOURCE: Brooke Balzano
Forget pretend superheroes. Our inspiration comes from the real women of history!
6. Yaaas, girl, preach!
SOURCE: Gwyneth Francis
This board has a fun interactive element to it: Students must guess who said each quote and then lift the flap to find out.
7. Who did it first?
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Share who shattered some of those glass ceilings.
8. Who am I?
SOURCE: Brian Krey
A teacher at this school created a clever QR code–based scavenger hunt for Women’s History Month—and turned it into a bulletin board!
9. We can do it.
SOURCE: Saint Gertrude RVA
Simple and fun—create a photo booth background inspired by Rosie the Riveter!
10. We cannot succeed when half of us are held back.
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We adore this board, which explains some of the educational and workplace inequity faced by women and girls around the globe.
We’d love to see your Women’s History Month bulletin boards! Come and share in our WeAreTeachers HELPLINE group on Facebook.
Plus, our favorite Women’s History Month books and activities.
