All About This Day

Worksheet Description

This International Women’s Day educational worksheet provides a succinct history and significance of the day, inviting students to reflect on the achievements and ongoing struggles for women’s rights. The worksheet begins with an area for students to write their names, making it a personal learning document. It outlines the origin of International Women’s Day, tracing back to more than a century ago when women did not have the same rights as men, and commemorates the first International Women’s Day marches and meetings in Europe in 1911.

The text on the worksheet explains how International Women’s Day has evolved into a global dialogue about the critical roles that women play in various sectors of society and the changes still needed to achieve gender equality. It suggests activities for celebration and education, such as learning about famous women who have made significant contributions to society or advocating for women’s rights. Additionally, the worksheet touches upon various ways people celebrate this day worldwide, from public demonstrations to educational events, and emphasizes that the day is about acknowledging the everyday impacts of women in our lives. The aim is to educate students about the importance of this day and to inspire them to participate in fostering a world where everyone, regardless of gender, has equal opportunities.