Women's Vote Centennial

Lesson Plan:   “Women, Their Rights, & Nothing Less”
Grade Level:   6th – 12th
Source:   Newseum

The Centennial for Teachers
Curriculum:   “Alice-at-a-Glance Curricula”
Grade Level:   Middle School and High School
Source:   Alice Paul Institute

Lesson Plan:   “Alice Paul & Women’s Rights”
Grade Level:   5th – 12th Source:   National Parks Services

Lesson Plan:   Overview of the Women Suffrage Movement
(This plan identifies common core and NY State standards met)
Grade Level:   7th – 10th
Source:   Syracuse University Libraries Special Collections Research Center

Lesson Plan:   History of Voting Rights in America
Grade Level:   6th – 10th
Source:   Teaching Tolerance

Lesson Plan:   Women’s Suffrage:   Their Rights and Nothing Less
Grade Level:   Middle School and High School
Source:   Library of Congress

Lesson Plan:   Utah Women’s Suffrage:   Reader’s Theatre and Voting Simulation
Grade Level:   Elementary
Source:   Better Days 2020

Lesson Plan:   Women’s Suffrage in the United States
Grade Level:   K – 5th
Source:   Rutgers Eagleton Institute of Politics

Lesson Plan:   Seneca Falls and Suffrage
Grade Level:   5th, 6th, 7th & 8th
Source:   National Women’s History Museum

Online Activity Discovering When Women Voted Around the World
Source:   Scholastic

Focus on One Primary Document, a Letter from Susan B. Anthony, with Discussion Questions
Source:   The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History

Overview of Suffrage from Standpoint of Women in Congress
Source:   History, Art & Archives; United States House of Representatives

Women’s Rights:   Primary Sources and Teaching Activities
Source:   Doc Teach

Play:   Failure is Impossible
Source:   National Archives