Women's History Month: Great Read Alouds

Women's History Month

Are you looking for some great alouds for this month?

Here are some great picture books for you!

Get your Amazon fingers ready because you want these books in your classroom library!

I Dissent is a great book about the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court Justice.  When she grew up, girls were not expected to go to college and especially not become lawyers.

This a gentle book about the adventures of a pink hat.  It does not mention the Women's March exactly but alludes to it at the end.

This is a book written by Chelsea Clinton about 13 amazing American women who made great contributions to the world.

 This is a book another book written by Chelsea Clinton about 13 amazing International women who made great contributions to the world.

OK This is my latest and favorite title!  

Turning Pages: My Life Story is 

written by Sonia Sotomayor, Supreme Court Justice.  

It talks about the role books played throughout her life.  

As shown on the cover, the illustrator interspersed text within the pictures.

At literacy night at our school,  I read the book aloud and then we did an art activity using the text of the constitution, an image of the Supreme Court, 

an image of her face and an image of her in her judge's robes.  

Here are some examples!

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