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There is no doubt that this has been a historic year that will be recounted for years to come. I think educators, parents, and people alike have found that the making of history is exhausting. To help reinvigorate our spirits this resource provides premade activities that celebrate the centennial year of the ratification of the 19th amendment; a historical event and movement that can be looked at for inspiration.
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Complete three activities in a row on the tic-tac-toe board and submit your work to be entered into a drawing to win a prize. Multiple winners will be chosen and prizes will be mailed to individuals.
Share how you are celebrating the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment by submitting your work, pictures, and more to Chieko Zimmerman at chieko.zimmerman@gmail.com or through the google form on the feedback page.
An introduction to the 19th Amendment
An introduction to the 19th Amendment
Digital Museum
Digital Museum
Before diving into the plethora of fun interactive activities, take yourself on a self guided tour through this digital museum that gives a timeline of historical events in relation to the 19th amendment and the right to vote.
You can find an interactive game of Jeopardy at the end of the museum that reviews information from throughout the digital exhibits. Also included is a "gift shop" filled with suggested books and other resources about the 19th amendment.
A Historical Music Video
A Historical Music Video
Watch this music video to get an overview of the suffrage movement. In the video you can see historically accurate references to protests, the war of roses, and more. This is a great starting point to peak interest in doing personal research.
Rewatch the video at the completion of activities to see what moments of the video you grew a greater understanding of.
19th Amendment Words to Know
19th Amendment Words to Know
Suffrage: the right to vote in public political matters
https://prologue.blogs.archives.gov/2019/05/14/what-is-suffrage/
Suffragist/Suffragette: one who petitions for the right to vote, particularly women; suffragist is the preferred term as "ette" is the suffix for small
Amendment: an addition or change to text, often laws
Centennial: 100 year anniversary
Memorabilia: items collected for their historical relation or importance
Suppression: the act of ending or preventing something from happening/being seen
The Activities
The Activities
Create your own sash to introduce yourself and the causes you are passionate about.
Learn about how symbolism was used to support the suffrage movement.
Review artifacts from the suffrage movement and how they impacted the world.
Recreate your own artifacts to display in a self made museum or donate it to the traveling exhibit.
Learn about the icons of the suffrage movement and how they can inspire you today.
Create a script and dress up as your favorite suffrage icon or create a biography compilation of all your favorite empowering icons.
What movement are you passionate about? Learn about the different ways suffragists informed the masses and get inspired to create your own media.
Voting can be a confusing process we don't always understand. Learn more about aspects of the voter process, such as gerrymandering, through these hands on demonstrations. Food encouraged!
Get inspired to get involved in your community through politics by learning about issues pertaining to voting that still occur today.
Once you have familiarized yourself with the issues, create an action plan for yourself on how you will get involved and take action.
Have more ideas, resources, or work you have completed? Tell us about it in the feedback form.
Submit your work for the tic-tac-toe choice board here for a chance to win prizes.
Check out this page to see what others have created in relation to celebrating the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment. Want to see your work featured. Submit it to Chieko Zimmerman at chieko.zimmerman@gmail.com
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