Raye Montague Lesson ~ Women in STEM
$4.50
Introduce your students to trailblazing engineer Raye Montague with this 4-page printable lesson unit. Perfectly paired with The Girl With a Mind for Math, this resource includes a biography, U.S. Navy intro, “Interview an Engineer” worksheet, and a reflection page. A meaningful way to celebrate Women’s History Month, Black History Month, or any STEM unit!
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Inspire your students with the incredible true story of Raye Montague—an engineer who broke barriers and revolutionized naval ship design. This 4-page printable lesson unit is a perfect companion to the picture book The Girl With a Mind for Math by Julia Finley Mosca. Designed for elementary learners, this resource highlights Montague’s contributions to STEM and encourages reflection, creativity, and critical thinking.
What’s Included:
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A kid-friendly biography of Raye Montague
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U.S. Navy introduction page
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“Interview an Engineer” activity worksheet
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“Lessons from Raye” reflection page
Educational Benefits:
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Introduces children to real-world STEM careers
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Encourages girls and students of color to see themselves in STEM
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Builds vocabulary, reading comprehension, and history connections
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Supports Women’s History Month, Black History Month, and STEM curriculum
Perfect for:
Homeschool | Classroom Units | Co-ops | History | Science | Biography Studies
Use this lesson as a launchpad for deeper discussions about determination, innovation, and equality in education and career fields.
Pair it with the book and let your learners meet a true STEM hero!
See the related blog post for more info.
This is a PDF download, not a physical product. You will be emailed the file upon the completion of your purchase.
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