Women in Science & STEM Bulletin Board and Posters – Historical Women Scientists
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Your students will love learning about famous women in science during Women’s History Month. Display the popular women scientists with a picture, short description about why the person is famous, and choose the bulletin board title that best fits your classroom. This bulletin board shouldn’t be limited to just March – it could be used all year long to celebrate women in science. Students will learn about the bravery, ingenuity and passion of these women who have changed the world. This is a great bulletin board to complete in March as part of your Woman’s History Month lessons, or any time you are working on biographies or these leaders in science. View the preview to see more about this engaging Women in STEM bulletin board.
Hi, I'm Chloe! I taught 3rd–5th grade math for 11 years, and every resource in this shop was built for real classrooms: low prep, high engagement, and a whole lot of sneaky learning.
Your students will love learning about famous women in science during Women’s History Month. Display the popular women scientists with a picture, short description about why the person is famous, and choose the bulletin board title that best fits your classroom. This bulletin board shouldn’t be limited to just March – it could be used all year long to celebrate women in science. Students will learn about the bravery, ingenuity and passion of these women who have changed the world. This is a great bulletin board to complete in March as part of your Woman’s History Month lessons, or any time you are working on biographies or these leaders in science. View the preview to see more about this engaging Women in STEM bulletin board.
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This resource includes:
- Labels for each famous woman (name of person, years of life, why they are famous)
- Full size printable page of famous woman in color
- Full size printable page of famous woman in black/white
- Bulletin Board Letters (3 Options): Women in Science, Women in STEM, Women’s History Month
This resource includes images and titles for:
- Ada Bryon Lovelace
- Alice Ball
- Annie Easley
- Betty Holberton
- Chien-Shiung Wu
- Diana Trujillo
- Evelyn Boyd Granville
- Grace Hopper
- Hayat Sindi
- Hedy Lamarr
- Hypatia
- Julia Bowman Robinson
- Katherine Johnson
- Elise Meitner
- Mae Jemison
- Maggie Gee
- Margaret Hamilton
- Margaret Mead
- Marie Curie
- Martine Rothblatt
- Mary Sherman Morgan
- Rachel Carson
- Rosalind Franklin
- Sally Ride
- Sau Lan Wu
- Shirley Ann Jackson
- Vera Rubin
- Wang Zhenyi
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Andy G. –
Great bulletin board resource to have for March and recognizing women in science.
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Dawn N. –
Great resource!
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Barbara Schwab –
I used this for a bulletin board in my classroom. Students were engaged learning about each woman in stem that was featured. Very cute design!
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Staci C. –
Love this resource! So great to highlight women in science.
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Adelene Schneider –
My school is doing a huge women’s history project. This was a great resource. Thank you!!
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Tricia R. –
Loved the artwork on these! We did a STEM woman of the month last, so these came in handy! Thank you!
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Veronica S. –
My Gifted and Talented students loved this and noted the inclusivity you’ve incorporated. Thank you!
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Time Saving Teacher Treasures –
This is a great resource to introduce some important women in science. We are using it for Women’s History Month. I wish it were a growing bundle. There are soooo many important women in science who do not get known and it would be great to have students learn about them as well.
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Jennie Z. –
This Women in Science & STEM bulletin board and poster set is a fantastic addition to my classroom! The materials are easy to print and display. It featured a diverse range of historical women scientists—many of whom my students hadn’t heard of before. It’s a powerful way to celebrate underrepresented voices in STEM and spark meaningful conversations about equity and opportunity in science.
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Mel R. –
These are great reminders of the women we’ve covered, making review easy. We print them in color, and laminate them. I put them up around the house to also remind us that there are many amazing women that accomplished a great deal. I hope another bundle with more women is made. Easy to use. Would buy age.
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Elizabeth S. –
My students and coworkers loved learning about these often overlooked women.
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elisa F. –
These STEM posters will be great in my STEM classroom. Already planning a bulletin board for in my room.
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Jessica B. –
An absolute time-saver! The materials are well-organized, engaging, and easy to implement right away in the classroom.
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