50 Free Women’s History Month Printables

Published:
March 4, 2020

Contributor:
Jeannette Tuionetoa

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I just love being a woman, which makes Women’s History Month that much better. These women’s history month printables will help you to celebrate Women’s History Month in March and for International Women’s Day on March 8th.

Free Women\'s History Month Printables

Women’s History Month Printables

Teach your daughters and sons about the influential women of American history with these free printables about Women’s History Month. Study about voting rights, women’s rights, the women’s rights movement and the 19th amendment which guarantees American women the right to vote.

Biblical Womanhood

I am delighted to be a woman, but not in the feminist sort of way – it is in the way that the Lord has made me. Biblical womanhood begins and ends with God’s Holy Word.

Firstly, we are made equal to men. Some don’t believe the Bible makes men and women equal, but those people probably have never read Galatians 3:28.

Galatians 3:28 says, “there is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.”

Each one of us has equal value and equal responsibility to obey God’s Word and to live our lives for Him. That sounds pretty equal to me.

Women can be doctors or welders. They can raise children and be keepers of the home. We can do it all yet still, fulfill God’s intended role for us. How beautiful is that?!

Let’s face it, ladies, we are just built to do A LOT, and to deal with A LOT. To some, that may not seem fair, but we are built for it. We are built to be survivors, warriors, and nurturers.

Contrary to popular belief, the Proverbs 31 Virtuous Woman didn’t just stay home. I don’t bring this account to give you anxiety; it isn’t to compare us to her. It is so we can see that we are made to fulfill our role beautifully in Jesus’ name.

Interesting Facts About Proverbs 31

1. It is written to a man (King Lemuel), not a woman.

A mother wrote it as advice to her son. I would like to think that it was written to show a man how much a woman does and how he should appreciate that as such. Read Proverbs 31 as a whole; don’t just start on verse 9 as most of us do.

2. Proverbs 31 wasn’t written for how we should “measure up” as Christian women.

The passage was written from a mom to her son on what type of woman he should look for. She was like – don’t chase bad women, don’t make bad choices, and things like that. Therefore, don’t measure yourself up with this, but realize we are this.

3. I learned that in the Jewish culture, Proverbs 31 is actually a song of praise.

In the Jewish culture, it’s not women who normally memorize Proverbs 31, but men memorize it. The Jewish men sing it as a song of praise to the women who are in their lives (i.e. wife, daughters, mothers, grandmothers, etc.). Jewish women also use the Proverbs 31 passage, but not to condemn themselves for falling short but to praise EACH OTHER.

4. The Proverbs 31 woman is NOT a weakling or a pushover. She is confident, strong, and very capable.

“She sets about her work vigorously; her arms are strong for her tasks.” –Proverbs 31:17

Take this month of March in your homeschool to reflect on womanhood, but don’t forget to embrace Biblical womanhood. Remember who we are through His eyes. This is a great time to discuss this with your daughters.

Women’s History Month Printables

There are so many printables and stories of women to learn about, that you could take the entire month of March to study them. Check out some of our favorite free resources.

Women's History Cheat Sheets

Celebrating Women Posters

Printable Notebooking Pages

Women in Black History Printables

Women’s History Activities

Unit Studies

  • Amelia Earhart Mini-Unit – 29 pages of learning fun for studying about the famous female pilot. There is a crossword puzzle, word finds, and lots of printables.
  • Helen Keller Free Lesson Plans – My girls really enjoyed learning about Helen Keller with these lesson plans and cute picture books.

Amazing Women of the Bible

Don’t forget the amazing women of the Bible. It is a great place to start your women’s history studies. Learning about the women of the Bible is a great way to incorporate some Biblical and world history into your studies.

  • Women of the Bible Matching Game – This fun game will test your knowledge about the women of the Bible.
  • The Woman At The Well – Learn about this Samaritan woman with worksheets and activities.
  • Women of the Bible Notebooking Pages – This notebooking unit takes a look at the lives of 50 women from the Bible. Learn about familiar stories and not so familiar ones, with lots of thought provoking questions.
Women of the Bible Notebooking Unit Free Download

Women of the Bible Coloring Pages

Printable Packs

Bible Lessons

Low Cost Printables for Women’s History Month:

These printables do cost a few dollars, however, we feel like the value is worth it. The prep work is done for you, and they are very well put together.

Final Thoughts

There are so many famous women of history to learn about. We hope you enjoyed this list of some of our favorites that contributed to wonderful biblical and historical events.

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