International Women’s Day Worksheets for Kids – Quiz, Activities and Colouring Pages
 
Celebrate International Women’s Day with this printable miniworksheet pack designed to help children learn about women’s achievements, gender equality, and inspiring female role models through fun and meaningful activities.
 
This International Women’s Day worksheet set introduces children to important women from India and around the world while encouraging thoughtful conversations about fairness, opportunity, and respect. The activities combine general knowledge, creativity, and critical thinking.
 
Children explore the topic through quizzes, matching activities, and creative exercises that highlight how women contribute to fields such as science, leadership, sports, arts, and social change. The worksheets also help children reflect on the important women in their own lives.
 
What’s inside this International Women’s Day printable pack
International Women’s Day quiz questions and trivia
Matching activities featuring famous women and their achievements
Cut-and-paste activities to recognise inspiring women
True or False activity about gender stereotypes
Match the woman to her work activity
Drawing activity: “An important woman in my life”
 
These worksheets introduce children to notable women such as Kalpana Chawla, Indira Gandhi, Mother Teresa, Kiran Bedi, Savitribai Phule, and other inspiring figures, helping young learners connect history with present-day role models.
 
Skills children develop
General knowledge and historical awareness
Reading and observation skills
Critical thinking about stereotypes and fairness
Creativity through drawing and colouring
Discussion skills about equality and respect
 
Who this worksheet pack is for
Parents teaching children at home
Teachers planning International Women’s Day classroom activities
Homeschool educators
Activity centres celebrating Women’s Day with children
 
This printable resource makes it easy to organize International Women’s Day learning activities for kids, while encouraging children to appreciate the achievements and contributions of women in society.