International Women's Day9 March 2020 (by Lisa Slight (lslight)) |
Celebration of International Women's Day
Students within their English lessons this week will be learning about International Women's Day. Some of the resources are as follows:
Y11
History of feminism
Links to Language Paper 2 – 2 extracts (One by Caitlin Moran, one by Emmeline Pankhurst)
Y10
Unseen poetry –
Watch “Be a lady they said” – discuss themes/language/structure
TWIST/ analysis poem
“How does the poet express the speaker’s feelings?” Rupi Kaur ‘Untitled’ from ‘Milk and Honey’
Will also prepare question prompts regarding equality/gender in the literature texts that they are studying, which can be used as a starter.
Y9
‘We Should All Be Feminists’ speech
Unpick speech, discuss ideas about femininity and masculinity.
Write their own speeches entitled ‘We Should All Be Equal’ / ‘We Should All Be Feminists’ depending on ability.
Y8
Gender based children’s toys
Watch clips based around ideas involving gender based toys and unconscious bias.
Create a poster and presentation about why toys should shouldn’t be stereotyped.
Y7
Linked to fair trade – Food technology
Creative writing of women working in cocoa farms.
Pupils to draw on 5 senses
First person – female farmer eating chocolate for the first time