Black Scientists & Inventors Book 2

by M. Williams & A. Henry

Description

Inspire. Educate. Celebrate Innovation. The second book in the Black Scientists and Inventors series continues to motivate and educate children aged 7 to 16 (Key Stage 2/3). Through the captivating biographies of ten groundbreaking scientists and inventors, young readers strengthen their skills in English, maths, history, geography, and science — while discovering the extraordinary contributions of Black innovators around the world. Meet inspiring minds such as: Cuthbert Dutiro – Inventor of an environmentally friendly roofing material. Pauline Straker-Rodgers – Award-winning artist celebrated globally for her exquisite porcelain dolls. Dr. Philip Emeagwali – Creator of a record-breaking computation using supercomputers that changed computational science in 1989. George Washington Carver – Visionary agricultural scientist and inventor of over 300 products made from peanuts, soybeans, and sweet potatoes. With biographies, learning activities, and cross-curricular exercises, this book encourages curiosity, pride, and a love for discovery. Perfect for classrooms, home learning, and libraries — empowering every child to dream, create, and achieve.