Amelia Earhart By Jordanys

 Amelia Earhart

By Jordanys

 

Did you  know that Amelia Earhart disappeared into the ocean? Amelia Earhart was the first  female pilot in the world! She  was  the first woman pilot  in  the  world. She  flew a plane  across the Atlantic ocean. Amelia worked in a Toronto hospital until World War II. Did she win any  awards? She won  a bronze medal  because she flew a plane across  the  Atlantic ocean. Why does this deserve the Henigan  STEM award? She  also made  a non-stop  transatlantic Flight. She was born on July 24  1897 in Atchison  Kansas. What  was her early life  and  education like? In the summer before eighth grade, Amelia went to another fair, the Iowa state fair where Amelia saw her first airplane. Is important because she loves airplanes and she wants to fly  a plane and in her early life she was thinking about airplanes. 

Beatrice Shilling By Dania

 Beatrice Shilling 

By Dania 

 Have you ever heard of a woman who can fix anything? 

Beatrice Shilling was the woman who could fix anything and make things. She was born on March 8. 1909. In the United Kingdom. She went to Victoria university Manchester. She was different from other kids. She likes tools. If you give her tools she can fix it better. She left school in her teens she followed a woman her name was Margaret Partridge she was her teacher and her buys. She invented the RAE RESTRICTOR.”in 1969 she was given a higher level as a way to show respect from the university of Surrey because she was good at her job and soper smart. “As a child Beatrice spent her pocket money on tools and won a prize in the competition. When she was a child she started to like Motorcycles. She was the first woman to race a motorcycle. In 1936 when she was 14 years old.  She died on November 4, 1990 when she was 81. 

Beatrice Shilling By Steevena

 Beatrice Shilling 

By Steevena     

Beatrice Shilling could fix anything. She was a woman from England who taught herself how to fix.She  was different from other kids  because she liked tools. She would fix things.  She invented a roe restrictor.  When she was a kid, Shilling spent her extra money on tools and won a prize in a contest. She was given a high school degree because they respect her. She is the first woman to race motorcycles.  She was born in March 8,1909 in the United Kingdom. She died on November 4,  1990.

Marie Curie by Joshua

 Marie Curie

by Joshua 

 

Is it that cool to make x-ray machines? Next time you need a x ray you can thank 

A woman named Marie Curie, who invented x-ray machines.

Marie Curie was born on November 7,1867 in Warsaw, Poland. 

Marie Curie was an inventor and  a scientist of physics; she won lots  of awards.

She went to lots  of schools and in Paris , France she studied science and college.  

She discovered important elements like radium and polonium. 

“Marie Curie, along with her husband, Pierre discovered radium and

polonium in 1898 by examining the radioactive mineral pitchblende.”

(source AI Google). Radioactive is like a powerfull  light bulb that glows and

shoots out stuff.She won Nobel prize in physics she won a Devyl medal a

Matteucci Medal and A Elliott cressom Medal. And July  4,1934 she died by

the important elements that she found.

Eugenie Clark By Lendel.

 Eugenie Clark

By Lendel.

Would you ever swim with sharks? She trains the sharks so that when they are hungry they will press a button and she will bring them food.She studied sharks a lot and went to the sea a lot to see she was bitten by a shark on the arm.The shark was in the car in a fish tank while she was driving and the car jumped over a pothole and jumped and grazed her arm with its mouth.And that's where the accident with the shark happened.She was called the Shark Lady for everything she did. She was a graduate scientist, which meant she had more knowledge about sharks and more fish. She improved the sharks' ability to appear in public.And she was one of those who trained many sharks to learn more about humans for behavioral research. She used diving suits to examine them more closely and see if they were as aggressive as reported. And she loved marine life so much that she studied biology at New York University.

Jane Goodall By Felipe.

 Jane Goodall 

By Felipe.

             

Can you imagine living in the rainforest with chimpanzees? Jane Goodall learned about chimps because she loved that. She never went to college because she didn’t have any money, so she only learned about chimpanzees and some animals. Jane Goodall was paid to live in Africa and keep learning more and watch about everything happening about chimpanzees. Do you know the chimpanzees do not trust her because they have never seen a white ape before? She was one of the people who learned to help the world of animals. She studies every time when she goes outside because she wants to help chimps cause she likes chimpanzees a lot. Jane Goodall on work only learned about chimpanzees because they are so close to becoming extinct because some people hunt the chimpanzees and some people destroy chimpanzees trees. Valerie Jane Morris Goodall was born April 3, 1934 , in London England .She will be 90 in 2025. I thought Valerie Morris Goodall needed to win a Hennigan award because she is one of the people who works hard for everyone's animals but the chimpanzees were in danger. Then Jane Goodall worked too hard to help animals cause that's what she likes to do.

Aida de Acosta By: Elian

 Aida de Acosta

 By: Elian                                               

Aida de Acosta was one of the first women to fly a powered aircraft solo. Aida de Acosta was born in New Jersey in 1884 on July 28. She is from Cuba. Aida is a Spanish person. The father of Aida de Acosta is Ricardo de Acosta  and her Mom is Micaela Hernandez. Aida de Acosta died at 77 years old in the year of 1962. Another thing about Aida de Acosta she flew the aircraft solo in  Paris in the year of  1903  with her Mom called Micaela Hernandez. The Mom saw the dirigibles. Aida de helped other people learn how to fly powered aircraft so the people can know how to use the powered aircraft. Now the aircraft solo, they are not using it now. They are using airplanes and helicopters  because now  that everybody  is using that, at this moment the aircraft solo nobody is using because the years go by and the planes change. When Aida de Acosta went and powered on the aircraft solo, everybody looked at her and clapped for her because she did a good job powered on the aircraft solo. At that time Aida  de costa was very happy when everybody clapped for her. For Aida de Acosta to  learn how  to fly she has to do 3 lessons.  She died at Aida Acosta in Bedford, New York On May 26 1962.

Amelia Earhart By ANDRU STEVEN

 Amelia Earhart

By ANDRU STEVEN

Did you know that Amelia Earhart disappeared into the ocean? Amelia Earhart was the first female pilot in the world. What was main her main type of work? She was the first woman pilot in the world, she flew a plane across the Atlantic ocean. Amelia worked in a Toronto hospital until World War II. She won a bronze medal because she flew across the Atlantic ocean.  She also made a non-stop transatlantic flight. She disappeared in 1937 on a flight from Miami to Brazil, and was never seen again.

Beatrice Medicine By Yasmeiry

 Beatrice Medicine

By Yasmeiry 

Beatrice Medicine was born in 1923 in the city of the United States.

 In 1945 Medicine received her bocce's degree from South Dakota University. She stayed with different tribes and learned how they lived. She went to school in  1954. In 1983, she received her phd in anthropology. Shortly before she died, Medicine received a special amand from the could for lifelong dedication to education in anthropology. she  was an academic anthropologist and educator known for her  work in the fields of indigenous languages cultures and history she won awards in(1991)distinguished Service award from the american anthropological association she was the first woman in literature