Welcome to the Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work® National Activities section.
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ACTIVITIES
Bright Ideas Guide : This helpful planning and activities guide was previously available through pruchase but is now free to download. It includes The “Who We Are” Wall, Success Statues, Happiness Mini-Quilt, Making A Difference: Interviews, The Caring Tree, Guess Who?, and much more.
We acknowledge Broward County, Florida public schools' Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work 2010 program Activity Packets located at their website, created by Deborah Wells, Coordinator, School To Career Department, and for their success in The Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work program.
A Day in the Life of a Professional activity was developed by Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research and Development and submitted by Karen Brown, Program Chairperson.
The Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work Foundation wants to hear from educators about their Day. Whether you are a coordinator at a college or a school eduactor who participates in the Day, please send us any agendas, activities/curriculum, or photos you have developed and we may feature them on our website.
The Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work program created an activity guide, Connections, which continues to connect what girls and boys learn in school to the actual working world. Connections contains two main activities in five subject areas: math, science, social studies, language arts, and art. All 10 activities, including the optional extension ideas, relate to the Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work program messages around work, family, and community. Connections has been designed to meet national education standards, which educators across the country can adapt to meet specific state requirements. The activities and extensions can be utilized by both workplaces and classrooms.
The Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work Foundation wants you to share your favorite story, experience, photos, and any artwork or poems created in conjunction with Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work Day. If the program has made an impact on you, tell us! Was there a funny or enlightening moment? Do you have photos of you and your child or mentor on the Day? Photos of your workplace participating and participants? Note: All photographs and materials sent become the property of the Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work Foundation. Download the photo/video release form.
