Elementary (K-5):

• George Washington Carver: Innovations in agriculture and sustainable farming.

• Mae Jemison: First Black woman astronaut and her journey to space.

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• Katherine Johnson: Contributions to mathematics and space missions at NASA.

• Garrett Morgan: Inventions of the traffic signal and gas mask.

• Benjamin Banneker: Accomplishments as a mathematician, astronomer, and surveyor.

• Patricia Bath: Invention of the Laserphaco Probe for cataract treatment.

• Hidden Figures: Contributions of Black women mathematicians to NASA's space missions.

• Granville Woods: Inventions in electrical engineering, including the multiplex telegraph.

• Marie Maynard Daly: Pioneering research in biochemistry and health disparities.

• Lonnie Johnson: Invention of the Super Soaker water gun and contributions to engineering.

• Elijah McCoy: Inventions in lubrication systems and engineering.

• Janet Emerson Bashen: First Black woman to receive a patent for a software invention.

• Sarah E. Goode: First African American woman to receive a U.S. patent for a bed design.

• Lewis Latimer: Inventions in electrical engineering, including the carbon filament for light bulbs.

• Alice Ball: Research in leprosy treatment and the development of the "Ball Method."

Middle School (6-8):

• George Washington Carver: Focus on sustainable agriculture, crop rotation, and nutrition.

• Mae Jemison: Exploration of her STEM journey, achievements, and advocacy.

• Katherine Johnson: Emphasis on her mathematics contributions and breaking barriers at NASA.

• Garrett Morgan: Study of his inventions, impact on safety, and innovation in engineering.

• Benjamin Banneker: Exploration of his accomplishments in mathematics, astronomy, and surveying.

• Patricia Bath: Focus on her invention of the Laserphaco Probe and contributions to ophthalmology.

• Hidden Figures: Study of Black women mathematicians' contributions to NASA and STEM fields.

• Granville Woods: Exploration of his inventions in electrical engineering and telegraph systems.

• Marie Maynard Daly: Study of her research in biochemistry, health disparities, and education.

• Lonnie Johnson: Focus on his invention of the Super Soaker and contributions to engineering.

• Elijah McCoy: Exploration of his inventions in lubrication systems and engineering innovations.

• Janet Emerson Bashen: Study of her software invention, patent, and STEM achievements.

• Sarah E. Goode: Focus on her patent for a bed design and contributions to furniture innovation.

• Lewis Latimer: Exploration of his inventions, including the carbon filament for light bulbs.

• Alice Ball: Study of her research in leprosy treatment and the "Ball Method" development.

High School (9-12):

• George Washington Carver: In-depth study of his agricultural innovations, research, and impact.

• Mae Jemison: Exploration of her journey to space, advocacy, and contributions to STEM fields.

• Katherine Johnson: In-depth study of her mathematics contributions, NASA career, and legacy.

• Garrett Morgan: Examination of his inventions, impact on safety, and societal contributions.

• Benjamin Banneker: Focus on his accomplishments in mathematics, astronomy, and surveying.

• Patricia Bath: Study of her groundbreaking research, inventions, and advocacy in medicine.

• Hidden Figures: Exploration of Black women mathematicians' contributions to NASA and STEM.

• Granville Woods: Examination of his inventions in electrical engineering and telecommunications.

• Marie Maynard Daly: In-depth study of her biochemistry research, health disparities, and education.

• Lonnie Johnson: Exploration of his inventions, engineering contributions, and innovation.

• Elijah McCoy: Examination of his inventions in lubrication systems and engineering advancements.

• Janet Emerson Bashen: Study of her patent, software invention, and contributions to STEM fields.

• Sarah E. Goode: Focus on her patent, furniture innovation, and entrepreneurial achievements.

• Lewis Latimer: Exploration of his inventions, engineering contributions, and legacy in STEM.

• Alice Ball: In-depth study of her research in leprosy treatment, the "Ball Method," and contributions to medicine.