🎯 WALT: Discover how women felt and responded

Success Criteria:

✓ I can identify women's feelings in history

✓ I can explain how women responded to challenges

✓ I can use key vocabulary about women's experiences

📚 Part 1: Key Vocabulary Match

Match the words to their meanings:

1. Protest means:

To complain loudly about something unfair

To be happy with everything

To stay quiet

2. Suffragette means:

A woman who fought for the right to vote

A type of food

A place to live

3. Campaign means:

To work hard to change something

To go on holiday

To sleep all day

4. Which feelings might women have had when they couldn't vote? (Tick all that apply)

Angry

Frustrated

Determined

Happy

✏️ Part 2: Women's Responses

5. Fill in the blanks:

When women felt angry about not having rights, they decided to _________ and fight for change. Some women became _________ to get the vote.

6. How do you think women felt when they were told they couldn't vote?

7. Name one way women responded to unfair treatment:

8. Extension Activity: If you were a woman in the past who couldn't vote, what would you do? Explain your plan.

9. Discussion Question: Why was it important for women to speak up about their feelings?

Women's Feelings and Responses

Women's Feelings and Responses

🎯 WALT: Discover how women felt and responded

📚 Part 1: Key Vocabulary Match

✏️ Part 2: Women's Responses

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