Meet the women who changed everything. This 44-page printable coloring book features 40 historical women inventors and scientists, from Ada Lovelace to Patricia Bath, each drawn as a detailed, print-ready coloring portrait. Designed for grades 5–8 by a classroom ELD/ELA teacher.
Every inventor gets: one full-page coloring portrait with her invention drawn in · a banner naming what she did · a fact line with her years, birthplace, and field · bold, closed outlines and 0.5-inch print margins.
The inventors span centuries and fields: chemistry, computing, medicine, engineering, astronomy, textiles, and more. All are historical figures.
Perfect for: Women’s History Month (March) · STEM and science units · ELA and ELD classrooms · homeschool families · after-school enrichment.
Try it first: the free Marie Curie & Grace Hopper pages are in the shop too.
Instant download · 44-page PDF (cover, introduction and contents, 40 portraits, back cover) · 8.5×11 in, black and white · print at home or at a print shop · no prep.
License: one teacher or one family, for use with your own students or children. Print as many copies as you need for them.
Made by Matt Moody, an ELD/ELA teacher and adult ESL instructor in San Diego.
Made with AI: the illustrations were created with AI image tools under my art direction. I wrote and edited the text as a classroom teacher, with AI drafting assistance.
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