Little Girls, Big Dreams
This week, in addition to celebrating the women of the world, we also run into the best math holiday: Pi Day. Celebrate women while you snack one of these deliciously simple apple hand pies.
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LITTLE: Even the littlest girls can dream big – be a doctor or an astronaut or just change the world.
MIDDLE: Trailblazing women have had a magnificent impact on the world. Learn more about their work with these printable Trailblazer Bio Cards, featuring Ava DuVernay, Ida B. Wells, Mae West, and more!
BIGGER: A young trans girl finally gets to be herself when she visits her aunt for the weekend, even though she didn’t come out publicly for another 50 years.
THINKALONG: Something to consider: More often than not, male sports overshadow female sports. But both require a lifetime of dedication, very hard work, and sacrifice. Should professional sports organizations be required to pay their male and female athletes the same?