International Women's Day - Black and White Pack

A visual dictionary highlighting 50 occupations, with images of working women in both colour and black and white, complemented by a word search puzzle to reinforce the vocabulary.

Curso: 1.-2. ESO

Colour and black and white visual dictionary containing 50 occupations.

Curso: 1.-4. ESO

This resource is made up of two sets of 48 black and white cards with vocabulary related to professions. One set contains the words with pictures of the jobs (e.g “I am an actress.”) and the other contains some clues to identify each word (e.g. “I am a woman who plays a part in films, series or plays.”). The aim of the game is to match the words with the corresponding clues. It can be played in different ways. For example, the teacher can read the clues aloud and lay the flash cards with the images face up on the table. The students will have to listen carefully to the teacher’s clues and then choose the right card. Another option is to place all the cards face down and use them to play a memory game. In this case, the players can read the clues themselves. The winner will be the student who is able to get more pairs.

Curso: 1.-4. ESO

Students must read about the achievements of 20 remarkable women and complete the crossword with their names. Here is the list of women in alphabetical order: 1.       ADA LOVELACE 2.       ALOHA WANDERWELL 3.       AMELIA EARHART 4.       BENAZIR BHUTTO 5.       BERTHA VON SUTTNER 6.       COCO CHANEL 7.       ELIZABETH BLACKWELL 8.       EMMELINE PANKHURST 9.       FRIDA KAHLO 10.   JANE GOODALL 11.   J.K. ROWLING 12.   MAE JEMISON 13.   MALALA YOUSAFZAI 14.   MARGARET THATCHER 15.   MARIE CURIE 16.   NELLIE BLY 17.   ROSA PARKS 18.   ROSALIND FRANKLIN 19.   SALLY RIDE 20.   VALENTINA TERESHKOVA

Curso: 2.-4. ESO