
Observing Women’s History Month With Kids
In the United States, March is Women’s History Month. If you’re looking for ways to involve your kids, here are a few ideas…
Kids Art & Craft Projects for Women’s History Month
- Visit ART CAMP’s collection of 25 Women’s History Month art projects for kids
- Download the Six Women, Six Stories PDF series from The Met
- Explore the free teaching resources and online collections of the National Museum of Women in the Arts
Women’s History Month Children’s Book Lists
Our Favorite Places to Find Great Reading Recommendations for Kids
- Visit the New York Public Library’s collection Essential Reads on Feminism for Kids or list for teens
- Browse the Women’s History Month children’s book list from We Are Teachers
- Find a picture book biography in Reading Rockets’ Biographies for Women’s History Month book list
- Explore The School Library Journal’s Women’s History Month Booklist
- Find a kid-lit craft to accompany a story with a curated Women’s History Month book list and activity guide from KidLitTV
- Download a free Women’s History Month printable coloring page and book list from Some the Wiser
Lesson Plans and Educational Resources
Celebrating diversity ALL year

National Black History Month
OBSERVED IN FEBRUARY

National Women’s History Month
OBSERVED IN MARCH

ARAB American Heritage Month
OBSERVED IN APRIL

Asian American Heritage Month
OBSERVED IN MAY

Jewish American Heritage Month
OBSERVED IN MAY

LGBTQ+ History PRIDE Month
OBSERVED IN JUNE

NATIONAL Disability Pride Month
OBSERVED IN JULY

Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month
OBSERVED IN SEPTEMBER

Native American Heritage Month
OBSERVED IN NOVEMBER






