Christmas Science Activity | Famous People in STEM Biography Research Pennant

Description

Light up your classroom this Christmas season with these famous people in STEM Holiday Lights research pennants. Students in grades 6-8 will love creating these research pennants as each one has students research a famous person in the scientific community past and present. These pennants make a great activity to post on a bulletin board or display in a classroom.

Research pennants are a great way incorporate ELA into your science lessons. Your students will be completely engaged with this hands-on activity!

What’s Included?

• 1 PDF with 40 different scientists, inventors, and mathematicians
• 1 PPT Gallery walk worksheet

Includes the following people:

1. Albert Einstein
2. Ada Byron Lovelace
3. Alan Turing
4. Alexander Graham Bell
5. Betty Holberton
6. Bill Gates
7. Charles Darwin
8. Nicolaus Copernicus
9. Galileo Galilei
10. Garrett Morgan
11. George Washington Carver
12. Sir Isaac Newton
13. Louis Pasteur
14. Margaret Hamilton
15. Marie Curie
16. Mario Molina
17. Nikola Tesla
18. Robert Fulton
19. Samuel Morse
20. Stephen Hawking
21. Steve Jobs
22. Thomas Edison
23. The Wright Brothers
24. Alice Ball
25. Annie Easley
26. Chien-Shiung Wu
27. Diana Trujillo
28. Evelyn Boyd-Granville
29. Grace Hopper
30. Hayat Sindi
31. Hedy Lamarr
32. Hypatia of Alexandria
33. Julia Bowman-Robinson
34. Katherine Johnson
35. Mae Jemison
36. Margaret Mead
37. Mary Sherman-Morgan
38. Merit Ptah
39. Sally Ride
40. Shirley Ann Jackson

Materials Needed (not included)

• Plain copy paper or card stock
• Scissors
• Colored pencils/crayons/markers

Other resources you may be interested in:

• Oh Chemistree ~ Chemistry Themed Holiday Collaborative Poster Activity
• 3D Holiday Chemistry Ornament Activity ~ Periodic Table of Elements
• Periodic Table of Elements ~ Holiday Bundle Activities

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