Students will love learning about one of the most inspirational women in history. Marie Curie became the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and the first person to win the award twice. She dedicated her life to doing research on radioactivity.
There are a variety of activities for you to teach about her life story. This could be a week-long unit or as short as a day or two, depending on time allotted and the needs of your students. There are several ways to use this unit to differentiate for students.
Activities included:
✔ Meet Marie Curie
✔ Life Story with Scenes & Questions
✔ Comprehension Questions
✔ FlipBook (5-pages)
✔ Fact or Fiction Activity
✔ Character Mini-Booklet w/Timeline–fits perfectly inside their notebooks!
✔ Biography Organizers
✔ A Famous Quote
✔ Character Traits Activity
✔ Quiz
✔ Writing Prompts
✔ Answer Keys
✔ Vocabulary Photo Posters
✔ Spotlight on Vocabulary
Reading:
Have students read the passages about where they will meet Marie Curie and learn all about her life. The articles are written with questions and scenes for students to connect and color. There’s also custom-created organizers to use to review or to research further.
Use the hands-on activities for different centers:
✔ Fact or Fiction Activity
✔ Timeline Activity
✔ Flip Book
✔ Comprehension Questions
✔ Biography Organizers
✔ A Famous Quote
✔ Character Mini-booklet
✔ A Close Look at Character Traits
✔ Vocabulary Posters
✔ Spotlight on Vocabulary