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)