On-Site and Traveling Exhibition—Learn About Women's Lives During World War II
Rosie the Riveter: From Symbol to Reality
Rosie the Riveter is the iconic symbol of women's involvement in World War II. She
is one part of a larger story about the many ways women contributed to and were affected
by war. World War II changed the everyday social, cultural, and economic realities
of life in the United States, especially for women.Beyond Rosie: Women in World War IIexplores the lives of women in World War II.
Beyond Rosieis accompanied by a teacher's guide that illuminates the topics addressed in this
exhibit. This curriculum is suitable for Grades 5-12 and meets the Georgia Performance
Standards.
An in-depth exploration of the diverse experiences of American women in World War
II.
Download, print, and distribute this self-guide to allow your students to explore
and think critically about the exhibit at their own pace. Students may also work through
the self-guide in pairs.