Throughout the year, the Rendell Center delivers special programs that are based on fresh content, current events and civic holidays.
March 17 – 21
Join The Rendell Center, ABOTA, The Pennsylvania Bar Association, and The Annenberg Foundation for our March Read Aloud Program honoring Women’s History Month. We have selected three (3) books to make Read Alouds this month especially
memorable.
I Dissent by Devie Levi
The Youngest Marcher by Cynthia Levinson
Mae Among the Stars by Roda Ahmed
What to Expect:
From March 17-21, lawyers and judges will join classrooms virtually with our specially crafted Read Aloud Sessions to narrate our selected works of children’s literature.
The sessions last 30-45 minutes and are ideal for grades 2-5.
These engaging sessions will wrap up with discussion questions.
Join Us For This Exciting Annual Civics Learning Event!
Register below
Register as a Lawyer
Women’s History Month
Click Here to register to read to a classroom
Note: We’re doing something new this month. We’ve added a second Zoom meeting for each time slot. When you sign up, you will be assigned one of the two. Someone else can sign up at the same time for the other session. They are wholly separate.
Register as a Teacher
Women’s History Month
Click Here to register your classroom
Read Alouds selected for Women’s History Month
These Readings will:
- Make young learners aware of women’s history in the United States.
- Teach about noteworthy Americans and honor the contributions they have made to our country.
- Celebrate the Constitution and the Rule of Law.
- Promote interest in the law to young people.
- Discuss citizenship – giving back to your community.
What Teachers Have Said about the Read Aloud Program:
“Thank you very much for this special opportunity. We were awestruck by the presenters.”
“Thank you so much for such an exciting
story time.”
What Lawyers Have Said about the Read Aloud Program:
“Thank you for allowing me to participate today – the students were wonderful and asked great questions!”
“I was really looking forward to my reading and I’m glad I did it. The experience was even better than I anticipated. I’d love to do it again.”