Celebrate Women's History Month at Home – SheKnows
When it comes to Women’s History Month, most of us have never quite been able to rely on a school curriculum, even pre-pandemic. Sadly, history and social studies books are still quite focused on the accomplishments (and failures) of cis white men. Which is why, though we’d like to celebrate women’s history and International Day of the Woman every day, we’re also happy to have this occasion to focus on the topic — while making it fun. This year, with many kids spending more time out of the classroom than in it, parents and caregivers have an opportunity to talk to them about the ac...