Even as a young girl whose family owned a plantation with many slaves, Sarah knew it was wrong for one person to claim ownership of another. And her frustration only grew as she discovered she was not allowed the same academic pursuits as her brothers. She decided to embrace her authentic self — leaving her childhood home for the North to become a Quaker, an abolitionist and an advocate of women’s rights.

This Box Set includes:

• An Introductory Letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Sarah Grimké
• An Activity Booklet highlighting the key points related to Sarahs's life and her character trait Authenticity, along with six thought-provoking activities that guide the readers to apply the lessons of Sarah's life to their own.
  
• "Follow Your Heart" charm
• "Path to Freedom" bookmark
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
  
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)

Digging deep for their confidence and belief in their abilities, the legions of Rosie the Riveters transformed America's perception of women in the 1940s. They left the comfortable and familiar setting of home to work in the factories, hangars and shipyards. They built planes, ships and other machinery for the American war effort. Rosie the Riveter’s legacy opened doors for women in the workforce by shattering stereotypes and shifting society's definition of "woman's work."

This Box Set includes:

• An Introductory Letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Rosie The Riveter 
• An Activity Booklet highlighting the key points related to Rosie's life and her character trait Confidence, along with six thought-provoking activities that guide the readers to apply the lessons of Rosie's life to their own.
  
• "Make Your Mark" charm
• Custom Rosie Bandana
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Harriet Tubman was born enslaved but became instrumental in the Underground Railroad. Relying on her courage and the North Star, she risked her life to free others. By the end of her life, Harriet had freed over 300 enslaved people, became the first woman to lead a military operation and worked with Susan B. Anthony. She lived a courageous life advocating and serving those in need.

This Box Set includes:

• An Introductory Letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Harriet Tubman
• An Activity Booklet highlighting the key points related to Harriet's life and her character trait Courage, along with six thought-provoking activities that guide the readers to apply the lessons of Harriet's life to their own.
  
• "Be Courageous" charm
• Lantern necklace
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Dr. Marie Curie's curiosity seemed to have no bounds! At a time when it was illegal for women to go to college, she attended an "underground university" to satisfy her hunger for learning. As a result, the brilliant scientist made significant steps for women in this early STEM movement, discovering two periodic-table elements, working to advance existing X-ray technology and earning two Nobel prizes in her lifetime.

This Box Set includes:

• An Introductory Letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Dr. Marie Curie
• An Activity Booklet highlighting the key points related to Marie's life and her character trait Curiosity, along with six thought-provoking activities that guide the readers to apply the lessons of Marie's life to their own.
  
• "There's Beauty In The Science" charm
• Elemental Key Fob
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

When Anne Sullivan graduated from Perkins School for the Blind as a newly minted teacher and met her young blind and deaf student, Helen Keller, what fueled her devotion? Was it because she understood having a disability? Whatever the reason, Anne's patience, determination and love succeeded in giving eyes, ears and a voice to her young charge—and increased awareness surrounding the potential of differently abled people.

This Box Set includes:

• An Introductory Letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Anne Sullivan
• An Activity Booklet highlighting the key points related to Anne's life and her character trait Curiosity, along with six thought-provoking activities that guide the readers to apply the lessons of Anne's life to their own.
  
• "Humble & Strong" charm
• Lace Gloves
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Though she became a movie star adored worldwide, Audrey Hepburn never forgot her childhood hardships during World War II. The iconic beauty leveraged her celebrity status and incredible empathy to spotlight global issues. She became a UNICEF ambassador who worked tirelessly to overcome childhood hunger.

This Box Set includes:

• An Introductory Letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Audrey Hepburn
• An Activity Booklet highlighting the key points related to Audrey's life and her character trait Empathy, along with six thought-provoking activities that guide the readers to apply the lessons of Audrey's life to their own.
  
• "Help Others" charm
• Beaded Bracelet
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster

Growing up in a time of racial tension and attempting to overcome polio is a tall order for any adult, much less a young Black woman. But Wilma Rudolph was no ordinary woman. From being told she would never walk again to becoming the first woman to win three gold medals in an Olympic sport, Wilma's perseverance served her well. It also gave her a platform to encourage inclusivity and resilience in others.

This Box Set includes:

• An Introductory Letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Wilma Rudolph
• An Activity Booklet highlighting the key points related to Wilma's life and her character trait Perseverance, along with six thought-provoking activities that guide the readers to apply the lessons of Wilma's life to their own.
  
• "I Believe In Me" charm
• Headband
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Young Kate Warne, newly widowed, walked into Allan Pinkerton's Detective Agency not for a secretarial job but to become a detective—and she wouldn't take "no" for an answer! She was the first woman detective in American history. Her incredible tenacity and artful sleuthing helped crack several of the agency's significant profile cases, blocked the attempted assassination of then-President-Elect Lincoln and provided needed intelligence during the Civil War.

This Box Set includes:

• An Introductory Letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Kate Warne
• An Activity Booklet highlighting the key points related to Kate's life and her character trait Tenacity, along with six thought-provoking activities that guide the readers to apply the lessons of Kate's life to their own.
  
• "You Can find A Way" charm
• Secret Hip-Pocket Pouch
  
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

This adventurous woman was a true visionary, letting her dreams take her to heights other women of her era had only imagined! Amelia Earhart didn't let social mores of the time sway her; she forged her own path—not only becoming the first woman aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean but also developing her own line of clothing to suit her fun, active lifestyle.

This Box Set includes:

• An Introductory Letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Amelia Earhart
• An Activity Booklet highlighting the key points related to Amelia's life and her character trait Visionary, along with six thought-provoking activities that guide the readers to apply the lessons of Amelia's life to their own.
  
• "Stand For Something" charm
• Aviator Scarf
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

It isn't easy being sixteen—but imagine being that age and charged with helping to lead a party of explorers across hundreds of miles of wilderness to the Pacific Ocean. That was the challenge faced by Sacagawea, an Indigenous girl whose incredible wisdom and self-reliance, coupled with her knowledge of nature, earned her the respect of Lewis and Clark and their Corps of Discovery.

This Box Set includes:

• An Introductory Letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Sacagawea
• An Activity Booklet highlighting the key points related to Sacagawea's life and her character trait Wisdom, along with six thought-provoking activities that guide the readers to apply the lessons of Sacagawea's life to their own.
  
• "Move With Purpose" charm
• Field Journal & Patch
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Even as a young girl whose family owned a plantation with many slaves, Sarah knew it was wrong for one person to claim ownership of another. And her frustration only grew as she discovered she was not allowed the same academic pursuits as her brothers. She decided to embrace her authentic self — leaving her childhood home for the North to become a Quaker, an abolitionist and an advocate of women’s rights.

This Lesson Set includes:

• An introductory letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Sarah Grimké
• An Activity Booklet highlighting key points related to Sarah's life and her character trait, Authenticity
  
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Digging deep for their confidence and belief in their abilities, the legions of Rosie the Riveters transformed America's perception of women in the 1940s. They left the comfortable and familiar setting of home to work in the factories, hangars and shipyards. They built planes, ships and other machinery for the American war effort. Rosie the Riveter’s legacy opened doors for women in the workforce by shattering stereotypes and shifting society's definition of "woman's work."

This Lesson Set includes:

• An Introductory Letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Rosie The Riveter 
• An Activity Booklet highlighting the key points related to Rosie's life and her character trait Confidence, along with six thought-provoking activities that guide the readers to apply the lessons of Rosie's life to their own.
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Harriet Tubman was born enslaved but became instrumental in the Underground Railroad. Relying on her courage and the North Star, she risked her life to free others. By the end of her life, Harriet had freed over 300 enslaved people, became the first woman to lead a military operation and worked with Susan B. Anthony. She lived a courageous life advocating and serving those in need.

This Lesson Set includes:

• An introductory letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Harriet Tubman
• An Activity Booklet highlighting key points related to Sarah's life and her character trait, Courage
  
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Dr. Marie Curie's curiosity seemed to have no bounds! At a time when it was illegal for women to go to college, she attended an "underground university" to satisfy her hunger for learning. As a result, the brilliant scientist made significant steps for women in this early STEM movement, discovering two periodic-table elements, working to advance existing X-ray technology and earning two Nobel prizes in her lifetime.

This Lesson Set includes:

• An introductory letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Harriet Tubman
• An Activity Booklet highlighting key points related to Sarah's life and her character trait, Courage
  
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

When Anne Sullivan graduated from Perkins School for the Blind as a newly minted teacher and met her young blind and deaf student, Helen Keller, what fueled her devotion? Was it because she understood having a disability? Whatever the reason, Anne's patience, determination and love succeeded in giving eyes, ears and a voice to her young charge—and increased awareness surrounding the potential of differently abled people.

This Lesson Set includes:

• An introductory letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Anne Sullivan
• An Activity Booklet highlighting key points related to Anne's life and her character trait, Devotion
  
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Though she became a movie star adored worldwide, Audrey Hepburn never forgot her childhood hardships during World War II. The iconic beauty leveraged her celebrity status and incredible empathy to spotlight global issues. She became a UNICEF ambassador who worked tirelessly to overcome childhood hunger.

This Lesson Set includes:

• An introductory letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Audrey Hepburn
• An Activity Booklet highlighting key points related to Audrey's life and her character trait, Empathy
  
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Growing up in a time of racial tension and attempting to overcome polio is a tall order for any adult, much less a young Black woman. But Wilma Rudolph was no ordinary woman. From being told she would never walk again to becoming the first woman to win three gold medals in an Olympic sport, Wilma's perseverance served her well. It also gave her a platform to encourage inclusivity and resilience in others.

This Lesson Set includes:

• An introductory letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Wilma Rudolph
• An Activity Booklet highlighting key points related to Wilma's life and her character trait, Perseverance
  
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Young Kate Warne, newly widowed, walked into Allan Pinkerton's Detective Agency not for a secretarial job but to become a detective—and she wouldn't take "no" for an answer! She was the first woman detective in American history. Her incredible tenacity and artful sleuthing helped crack several of the agency's significant profile cases, blocked the attempted assassination of then-President-Elect Lincoln and provided needed intelligence during the Civil War.

This Lesson Set includes:

• An introductory letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Kate Warne
• An Activity Booklet highlighting key points related to Kate's life and her character trait, Tenacity
  
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

This adventurous woman was a true visionary, letting her dreams take her to heights other women of her era had only imagined! Amelia Earhart didn't let social mores of the time sway her; she forged her own path—not only becoming the first woman aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean but also developing her own line of clothing to suit her fun, active lifestyle.

This Lesson Set includes:

• An introductory letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Amelia Earhart
• An Activity Booklet highlighting key points related to Amelia's life and her character trait, Visionary
  
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

It isn't easy being sixteen—but imagine being that age and charged with helping to lead a party of explorers across hundreds of miles of wilderness to the Pacific Ocean. That was the challenge faced by Sacagawea, an Indigenous girl whose incredible wisdom and self-reliance, coupled with her knowledge of nature, earned her the respect of Lewis and Clark and their Corps of Discovery.

This Lesson Set includes:

• An introductory letter from Heather Stark
• Custom Illustrated Portrait of Sacagawea
• An Activity Booklet highlighting key points related to Sacagawea's life and her character trait, Wisdom
  
• Play-It-Forward Cards
  
• Timeline Poster
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Even as a young girl whose family owned a plantation with many slaves, Sarah knew it was wrong for one person to claim ownership of another. And her frustration only grew as she discovered she was not allowed the same academic pursuits as her brothers. She decided to embrace her authentic self — leaving her childhood home for the North to become a Quaker, an abolitionist and an advocate of women’s rights.

This SEL Facilitator Set includes:

• Timeline Poster
  
• Custom Tote Bag
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Even as a young girl whose family owned a plantation with many enslaved people, Sarah knew it was wrong for one person to claim ownership of another. Her frustration grew as she discovered she was not allowed the same academic pursuits as her brothers. She decided to embrace her authentic self, leaving her childhood home for the North to become a Quaker, an abolitionist and an advocate of women's rights.

This SEL Lesson Set includes:

• Illustrated Portrait
  
• Activity Booklet
• Play-It-Forward Cards

Digging deep for their confidence and belief in their abilities, the legions of Rosie the Riveters transformed America's perception of women in the 1940s. They left the comfortable and familiar setting of home to work in the factories, hangars and shipyards. They built planes, ships and other machinery for the American war effort. Rosie the Riveter’s legacy opened doors for women in the workforce by shattering stereotypes and shifting society's definition of "woman's work."

This SEL Lesson Facilitator Set includes:

• Timeline Poster
  
• Custom Tote Bag
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Digging deep for their confidence and belief in their abilities, the legions of Rosie the Riveters transformed America's perception of women in the 1940s. They left the comfortable and familiar setting of home to work in the factories, hangars and shipyards. They built planes, ships and other machinery for the American war effort. Rosie the Riveter’s legacy opened doors for women in the workforce by shattering stereotypes and shifting society's definition of "woman's work."

This SEL Lesson Set includes:

• Illustrated Portrait
  
• Activity Booklet
• Play-It-Forward Cards

Harriet Tubman was born enslaved but became instrumental in the Underground Railroad. Relying on her courage and the North Star, she risked her life to free others. By the end of her life, Harriet had freed over 300 enslaved people, became the first woman to lead a military operation and worked with Susan B. Anthony. She lived a courageous life advocating and serving those in need.

This SEL Lesson Facilitator Set includes:

• Timeline Poster
  
• Custom Tote Bag
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Harriet Tubman was born enslaved but became instrumental in the Underground Railroad. Relying on her courage and the North Star, she risked her life to free others. By the end of her life, Harriet had freed over 300 enslaved people, became the first woman to lead a military operation and worked with Susan B. Anthony. She lived a courageous life advocating and serving those in need.

This SEL Lesson Set includes:

• Illustrated Portrait
  
• Activity Booklet
• Play-It-Forward Cards

Dr. Marie Curie's curiosity seemed to have no bounds! At a time when it was illegal for women to go to college, she attended an "underground university" to satisfy her hunger for learning. As a result, the brilliant scientist made significant steps for women in this early STEM movement, discovering two periodic-table elements, working to advance existing X-ray technology and earning two Nobel prizes in her lifetime.

This SEL Lesson Facilitator Set includes:

• Timeline Poster
  
• Custom Tote Bag
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Dr. Marie Curie's curiosity seemed to have no bounds! At a time when it was illegal for women to go to college, she attended an "underground university" to satisfy her hunger for learning. As a result, the brilliant scientist made significant steps for women in this early STEM movement, discovering two periodic-table elements, working to advance existing X-ray technology and earning two Nobel prizes in her lifetime.

This SEL Lesson Set includes:

• Illustrated Portrait
  
• Activity Booklet
• Play-It-Forward Cards

When Anne Sullivan graduated from Perkins School for the Blind as a newly minted teacher and met her young blind and deaf student, Helen Keller, what fueled her devotion? Was it because she understood having a disability? Whatever the reason, Anne's patience, determination and love succeeded in giving eyes, ears and a voice to her young charge—and increased awareness surrounding the potential of differently abled people.

This SEL Lesson Facilitator Set includes:

• Timeline Poster
  
• Custom Tote Bag
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

When Anne Sullivan graduated from Perkins School for the Blind as a newly minted teacher and met her young blind and deaf student, Helen Keller, what fueled her devotion? Was it because she understood having a disability? Whatever the reason, Anne's patience, determination and love succeeded in giving eyes, ears and a voice to her young charge—and increased awareness surrounding the potential of differently abled people.

This SEL Lesson Set includes:

• Illustrated Portrait
  
• Activity Booklet
• Play-It-Forward Cards

Though she became a movie star adored worldwide, Audrey Hepburn never forgot her childhood hardships during World War II. The iconic beauty leveraged her celebrity status and incredible empathy to spotlight global issues. She became a UNICEF ambassador who worked tirelessly to overcome childhood hunger.

This SEL Lesson Facilitator Set includes:

• Timeline Poster
  
• Custom Tote Bag
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Though she became a movie star adored worldwide, Audrey Hepburn never forgot her childhood hardships during World War II. The iconic beauty leveraged her celebrity status and incredible empathy to spotlight global issues. She became a UNICEF ambassador who worked tirelessly to overcome childhood hunger.

This SEL Lesson Set includes:

• Illustrated Portrait
  
• Activity Booklet
• Play-It-Forward Cards

Growing up in a time of racial tension and attempting to overcome polio is a tall order for any adult, much less a young Black woman. But Wilma Rudolph was no ordinary woman. From being told she would never walk again to becoming the first woman to win three gold medals in an Olympic sport, Wilma's perseverance served her well. It also gave her a platform to encourage inclusivity and resilience in others.

This SEL Lesson Facilitator Set includes:

• Timeline Poster
  
• Custom Tote Bag
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Growing up in a time of racial tension and attempting to overcome polio is a tall order for any adult, much less a young Black woman. But Wilma Rudolph was no ordinary woman. From being told she would never walk again to becoming the first woman to win three gold medals in an Olympic sport, Wilma's perseverance served her well. It also gave her a platform to encourage inclusivity and resilience in others.

This SEL Lesson Set includes:

• Illustrated Portrait
  
• Activity Booklet
• Play-It-Forward Cards

Young Kate Warne, newly widowed, walked into Allan Pinkerton's Detective Agency not for a secretarial job but to become a detective—and she wouldn't take "no" for an answer! She was the first woman detective in American history. Her incredible tenacity and artful sleuthing helped crack several of the agency's significant profile cases, blocked the attempted assassination of then-President-Elect Lincoln and provided needed intelligence during the Civil War.

This SEL Lesson Facilitator Set includes:

• Timeline Poster
  
• Custom Tote Bag
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

Young Kate Warne, newly widowed, walked into Allan Pinkerton's Detective Agency not for a secretarial job but to become a detective—and she wouldn't take "no" for an answer! She was the first woman detective in American history. Her incredible tenacity and artful sleuthing helped crack several of the agency's significant profile cases, blocked the attempted assassination of then-President-Elect Lincoln and provided needed intelligence during the Civil War.

This SEL Lesson Set includes:

• Illustrated Portrait
  
• Activity Booklet
• Play-It-Forward Cards

This adventurous woman was a true visionary, letting her dreams take her to heights other women of her era had only imagined! Amelia Earhart didn't let social mores of the time sway her; she forged her own path—not only becoming the first woman aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean but also developing her own line of clothing to suit her fun, active lifestyle.

This SEL Lesson Facilitator Set includes:

• Timeline Poster
  
• Custom Tote Bag
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

This adventurous woman was a true visionary, letting her dreams take her to heights other women of her era had only imagined! Amelia Earhart didn't let social mores of the time sway her; she forged her own path—not only becoming the first woman aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean but also developing her own line of clothing to suit her fun, active lifestyle.

This SEL Lesson Set includes:

• Illustrated Portrait
  
• Activity Booklet
• Play-It-Forward Cards

It isn't easy being sixteen—but imagine being that age and charged with helping to lead a party of explorers across hundreds of miles of wilderness to the Pacific Ocean. That was the challenge faced by Sacagawea, an Indigenous girl whose incredible wisdom and self-reliance, coupled with her knowledge of nature, earned her the respect of Lewis and Clark and their Corps of Discovery.

This SEL Lesson Facilitator Set includes:

• Timeline Poster
  
• Custom Tote Bag
• Access to a Digital Lesson Guide (Printed Lesson Guide available for purchase)
  

It isn't easy being sixteen—but imagine being that age and charged with helping to lead a party of explorers across hundreds of miles of wilderness to the Pacific Ocean. That was the challenge faced by Sacagawea, an Indigenous girl whose incredible wisdom and self-reliance, coupled with her knowledge of nature, earned her the respect of Lewis and Clark and their Corps of Discovery.

This SEL Lesson Set includes:

• Illustrated Portrait
  
• Activity Booklet
• Play-It-Forward Cards