Heroines of WWII: Women on the Front and Beyond

Join the National Museum of the Pacific War presents as we explore the remarkable stories of women in WWII. During this virtual program, students will learn about the different roles women played—from codebreakers and nurses to factory workers and frontline reporters. By examining personal stories and primary sources, this engaging program aims to inspire students to appreciate the courage and resilience of women who contributed to the war effort in ways that changed history.

Resources Below:

• On-demand access to the program video (watch anytime)
• Slideshow
• Teachers Guide
• WAC Activity

TEKS Alignment:

Social Studies, Grade 1 (113.12): 1.12B
Social Studies, Grade 2 (113.13): 2.10B
Social Studies, Grade 3 (113.14): 3.11A
Social Studies, Grade 4 (113.15): 4.5A
Social Studies, Grade 5 (113.16): 5.5A, 5.5C
Social Studies, Grade 7 (113.19): 7.7D, 7.7E
United States History Studies Since 1877 (113.41): US.7F, US.25D

National Standards:

United States History Content Standards: Era 8, Standard 3C