Women’s History Month Bulletin Board, Women in STEM March Door Decor, Lucky Clover Theme

What’s Included:

• 3 banner styles

• 2 seamless border styles

• 3 sizes of golden horseshoes

• 3 sizes of four leaf clovers

• Small rainbow (approx. 10 inches long)

• Medium rainbow (approx. 16 inches long when pieced together)

• Large rainbow (approx. 22 inches long when pieced together)

• Bulletin board letters A-Z in 3 colors (gold, black, green)

• Bulletin board letters 0-9 in 3 colors (gold, black, green)

• 29 Women in STEM lucky clover display cards (color)

• 29 Women in STEM lucky clover display cards with biographies (color)

• 29 Women in STEM lucky clover display cards (black & white)

• 29 Women in STEM lucky clover display cards with biographies (black & white)

• 1 lined lucky clover (black & white)

All of the bulletin board pieces have a .JPEG file included to make it easier when using a cutting machine!

Ways to Use:

• Women’s History Month bulletin board

• March or St. Patrick’s Day classroom door decor

• STEM hallway display

• Daily “Woman of the Day” spotlight

• Research or biography writing extensions

This set makes it simple to combine seasonal March decor with meaningful Women’s History Month & STEM learning, helping students recognize the contributions of influential female scientists, engineers, mathematicians, and innovators in a fun, visually engaging way.

Perfect for upper elementary classrooms, STEM teachers, and anyone looking to create an engaging, educational March display!

Please note: Due to differences in screen resolution, device displays, and individual printer settings, colors may appear slightly different when printed than they do on your screen. For best results, we recommend printing a test page and adjusting your printer settings as needed.

Women's History Month Figures Included:

• Ada Lovelace - considered the first computer programmer

• Alice Ball - chemist who developed treatments for leprosy

• Annie Easley - computer scientist, mathematician, and rocket scientist

• Betty Holberton - one of the original programmers of ENIAC

• Chien-Shiung Wu - experimental physicist who worked on the Manhattan Project

• Diana Trujillo - Mission Lead for the Mars Curiosity rover

• Evelyn Boyd Granville - performed pioneering work in computing

• Grace Hopper - pioneer of computer programming + U.S. Navy rear admiral

• Hayat Sindi - pioneer in medical testing and biotechnology

• Hedy Lamarr - actress who  pioneer invented a system of wireless communication

• Hypatia - the earliest (documented) female mathematician + astronomer

• Julia Bowman Robinson - the first female president of the American Mathematical Society

• Katherine Johnson - NASA mathematician featured in “Hidden Figures”

• Lise Meitner - physicist who worked on radioactivity and nuclear physics

• Mae Jemison - first Black woman to travel in space

• Maggie Gee - one of the first Chinese Americans to serve in the Women’s Airforce in WWII

• Margaret Hamilton - computer scientist, member of NASA Apollo tean

• Margaret Mead - groundbreaking cultural anthropologist

• Marie Curie - discovered Radium and other key elements

• Martine Rothblatt - top earning female CEO + creator of SiriusXM Satellite Radio

• Mary Sherman Morgan - rocket fuel scientist credited with the invention of Hydyne

• Merit-Ptah - chief physician of the pharaoh's court during the 2nd Dynasty of ancient Egypt

• Rachel Carson - marine biologist + pioneer in the global environmental movement

• Rosalind Franklin - contributed to the discovery of the structure of DNA

• Sally Ride - the first American woman in space

• Sau Lan Wu -  established the Standard Model of particle physics

• Shirley Ann Jackson - contributed to the inventions of touch tone telephones, solar cells, fiber optic cables, caller ID + call waiting

• Vera Rubin - astronomer who pioneered work on galaxy rotation rates

• Wang Zhenyi - scientist from the Qing dynasty who defied the feudal customs of the time

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