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8 de Marzo día de la mujer trabajadora
¿Por qué celebramos ese día?
About International Women's Day (8 March)
International Women's Day (March 8) is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity.
International Women's Day (IWD) has been observed since in the early 1900's - a time of great expansion and turbulence in the industrialized world that saw booming population growth and the rise of radical ideologies. International Women's Day is a collective day of global celebration and a call for gender parity. No one government, NGO, charity, corporation, academic institution, women's network or media hub is solely responsible for International Women's Day. Many organizations declare an annual IWD theme that supports their specific agenda or cause, and some of these are adopted more widely with relevance than others.
14 WOMEN TO CELEBRATE FOR WOMEN’S DAY
Gloria
Steinem: Famous People – This famed
American author is best known for her work on obtaining equal rights for women.
Gloria Steinem is a great figure to learn about for Women’s Day!
Maya
Angelou: Famous People – Maya Angelou is
a well-known American poet, writer, actress, lecturer, and civil rights
activist. Her efforts to improve conditions for women have helped change the
lives of thousands.
Oprah Winfrey: Famous People – Oprah was the first African
American female billionaire. The Oprah Show became one of the top TV shows of
all time. One of Oprah’s special projects is keeping children safe from abuse.
Coretta Scott King: Famous People – Coretta Scott King was the
widow of Martin Luther King, Jr., the 1960s American civil rights leader. After
his death she continued to work for equal rights for all people.
Rosa
Parks: Mini Bios – Rosa Parks
played an important role in the Civil Rights Movement in the US. On December
1st, 1955, a white bus driver asked her to give her seat up to a white man.
Unlike the other black people on the bus, Rosa Parks said “No!”. Podcast here.
Amelia
Earhart: Mini Bios – Amelia Earhart
was the first woman pilot to fly over the Atlantic by herself. She became a
national heroine. Next, she wanted a bigger challenge. She wanted to fly around
the world.
Margaret
Thatcher: Famous People – In this lesson, students learn about British Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher. They find out why she is called the Iron Lady, and think about
nicknames for other historic figures. Podcast here.
Joan
of Arc: Mini Bios – When Joan was
about 17 years old, she dressed in boy’s clothes and went to visit the dauphin.
She told the dauphin that God spoke to her. She told the dauphin that she could
fight the English and win.
Frida
Kahlo: Famous People – At the age of 18, Frida Kahlo suffered serious injuries in a bus crash.
During her recovery she painted a self-portrait, the first of many that would
record events and emotions from her life.
Queen Noor: Famous People – For more than 20 years, Queen
Noor has worked to improve the lives of people in Jordan. She has been
especially interested in the health of women and children in Jordan.
Anne
Frank: Mini Bios – When Anne Frank,
a German-Jewish teenager, received a small red and white diary for her 13th
birthday, she called it “Kitty”. She wrote while hiding in rooms above her
father’s offices in Amsterdam. Podcast here.
Ellen
Johnson-Sirleaf: Famous People – Liberia has many problems, but Johnson-Sirleaf is called the “Iron Lady”
and many people hope that she can bring peace and prosperity to her country.
Mother
Teresa: Famous People – Mother Teresa was a revered Catholic nun who helped the poor, the sick, and
the dying in India and around the world. Preview this lesson plan with our podcast.
Princess
Diana: Famous People –This beautiful
princess of England was noted for both her charity work and her scandal-plagued
marriage to Prince Charles. If your students are interested in talking about
royalty, check out our jigsaw lesson plan also in the Famous People section.
Hemos realizado unas redacciones para agradecer a las mujeres más importantes de nuestra vida todo lo que hacen por nosotros. Aquí podemos ver algunos ejemplos.
¿Eres una persona positiva?
En clase, hemos trabajado la diferencia entre las personas positivas y las personas negativas.
"Día internacional de las personas con discapacidad"
3 de Diciembre
Con motivo del día de las personas con discapacidad, que fue el pasado 3 de diciembre, en clase hemos visualizado estos vídeos.
Madres con historia, Thomas Edison, el niño dorado.
Cortometraje de Cuerdas
Este corto nos ha encantado aunque a algunos se nos saltaron las lágrimas...
¿Qué has sentido tú al verlo?
¿Conoces los tipos de discapacidades que hay?
La Navidad
La Navidad es una bonita época para estar en familia y disfrutar del tiempo haciendo lo que más nos gusta.
En clase, vamos a visualizar este anuncio. ¿Qué os parece? ¿Creéis que las Navidades se han vuelto demasiado materialistas y nos perdemos lo más importante? ¿Qué es para vosotros lo mejor de la Navidad?
¿Qué opináis sobre la actitud del niño ante la pregunta de las mujeres?
Ahora, vamos a visualizar estos antiguos anuncios de Navidad.
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