This master s thesis presents the reports of the experiences and practices arising from the proposed didactic activities developed in History classes in the 9th grade of Elementary School, which aim to understand the interrelational dynamics between women, family and work. Considering the contents pertinent to this school year worked in class, female participation and involvement in the different historical processes, as well as their achievements, were highlighted in order to raise the student s understanding to the analytical and reflective status. Thus, able to promote understanding about the socio-political, cultural and economic developments woven in these same scenarios, according to the propositions of this master s thesis. Having as a strategy the exhibition of films that present an approach focused on working conditions and not recognizing it as a fundamental element in the socioeconomic development and structuring, the female professional and domestic work activities were analyzed in order to shed light on the female protagonism and female productions, both in public and private spaces, taking into account the concomitance and relevance of this double performance on the part of women. The classes taught from the woman s protagonist narrative, as well as the reflections and debates carried out, made it possible, in a strategic way, to deconstruct and denaturalize the idea of exclusively male and female activities, under the perspective of the traditional sexual division of labor. Therefore, promoting the transformation and restructuring of ideas and concepts arising from the cultural construction of patriarchal systems.