Wanna be like... Female Edition Digital Poster Series
Introducing the “Wanna Be Like… Female Edition” Digital Poster Collection
Celebrate the strength, brilliance, and determination of women from around the world with the Wanna Be Like… Female Edition digital poster series. This inspiring collection features 15 high-achieving women, from elite athletes and iconic performers to groundbreaking public figures and a real-life astronaut, whose stories highlight how music learning played a powerful role in their success.
We bet you didn’t know…
Michelle Obama, former First Lady of the United States, began playing the piano at just 4 years old.
Scarlett Johansson plays piano, guitar, and ukulele. She even sang live at Coachella. She’s not just a movie star.
Sarah Gillis, a SpaceX astronaut, made history as the first human to play the violin in space.
Product Details:
15 Digital Posters: An inspiring collection
Digital Format: Download instantly and start using today
A4 Size: Perfect for printing and displaying in classrooms, music rooms, corridors, or libraries
High-Resolution: Sharp, colourful visuals that spark conversation and admiration
This poster collection is ideal for educators wanting to celebrate women’s achievements, highlight the power of music learning, and help students see how the skills they build today can launch them toward an incredible future.
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Introducing the “Wanna Be Like… Female Edition” Digital Poster Collection
Celebrate the strength, brilliance, and determination of women from around the world with the Wanna Be Like… Female Edition digital poster series. This inspiring collection features 15 high-achieving women, from elite athletes and iconic performers to groundbreaking public figures and a real-life astronaut, whose stories highlight how music learning played a powerful role in their success.
We bet you didn’t know…
Michelle Obama, former First Lady of the United States, began playing the piano at just 4 years old.
Scarlett Johansson plays piano, guitar, and ukulele. She even sang live at Coachella. She’s not just a movie star.
Sarah Gillis, a SpaceX astronaut, made history as the first human to play the violin in space.
Product Details:
15 Digital Posters: An inspiring collection
Digital Format: Download instantly and start using today
A4 Size: Perfect for printing and displaying in classrooms, music rooms, corridors, or libraries
High-Resolution: Sharp, colourful visuals that spark conversation and admiration
This poster collection is ideal for educators wanting to celebrate women’s achievements, highlight the power of music learning, and help students see how the skills they build today can launch them toward an incredible future.
Want more tools like this?
Join BBB+ and gain access to 500+ digital advocacy resources including posters, slides, worksheets, and more. All for just $8/month. Save time. Save money. Advocate smarter.
Introducing the “Wanna Be Like… Female Edition” Digital Poster Collection
Celebrate the strength, brilliance, and determination of women from around the world with the Wanna Be Like… Female Edition digital poster series. This inspiring collection features 15 high-achieving women, from elite athletes and iconic performers to groundbreaking public figures and a real-life astronaut, whose stories highlight how music learning played a powerful role in their success.
We bet you didn’t know…
Michelle Obama, former First Lady of the United States, began playing the piano at just 4 years old.
Scarlett Johansson plays piano, guitar, and ukulele. She even sang live at Coachella. She’s not just a movie star.
Sarah Gillis, a SpaceX astronaut, made history as the first human to play the violin in space.
Product Details:
15 Digital Posters: An inspiring collection
Digital Format: Download instantly and start using today
A4 Size: Perfect for printing and displaying in classrooms, music rooms, corridors, or libraries
High-Resolution: Sharp, colourful visuals that spark conversation and admiration
This poster collection is ideal for educators wanting to celebrate women’s achievements, highlight the power of music learning, and help students see how the skills they build today can launch them toward an incredible future.
Want more tools like this?
Join BBB+ and gain access to 500+ digital advocacy resources including posters, slides, worksheets, and more. All for just $8/month. Save time. Save money. Advocate smarter.
