World War II Paper Doll Activity

Activity

Grade Level: K-3, 4-8

Duration: 10 Minutes

Audience: Youth and Families

Society & the Homefront

For the Classroom

Servicemen & Servicewomen

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Paper Dolls Activity PDF

Dress your dolls up for action! This PDF includes dolls representing the WAACs, Marines, and Tuskegee Airmen.

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