Throughout history, women have invented, discovered and designed solutions that changed the world, often without recognition, credit or support. This coloring book brings 40 of them together, from the first U.S. patent granted to a woman in 1809 to breakthroughs in medicine, computing and science.
Each page is a detailed portrait surrounded by the tools of her work: Ada Lovelace’s Analytical Engine, Marie Curie’s radium vial, Grace Hopper’s computer bug logbook and many more. A fact line on every page names what she achieved, so students learn the names while they color.
Inside the book
- 40 detailed coloring portraits, one inventor per page
- An introduction and contents page
- Years, birthplace and field of study on every page
- 8.5 x 11 in paperback, perfect bound, black-and-white interior, matte color cover
Would you rather print at home? The printable PDF is $14.99. Want to try it first? Download the free Marie Curie and Grace Hopper pages.
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