Katherine Johnson Unit Study
A 2-WEEK LITERATURE-BASED UNIT STUDY
FREE from BookShark
DESIGNED FOR AGES 6-14
Based on a kid-friendly guide on Katherine Johnson, this literature-based unit study is jam-packed with 8 days of reading assignments, vocabulary words, open-ended notebooking pages, lots of discussions questions (and answers), printable activity sheets, multiple hands-on activity suggestions, linked videos, a practical writing assignment, and more!
This science-themed unit study also incorporates language arts, geography, math, history, and crafts.
Was your child fascinated by the story of the NASA moon landing? Inspired by problem-solving and space exploration? Deepen their understanding of Katherine Johnson’s incredible contributions to science and history! In this unit study, you and your children will:
- Explore Katherine Johnson’s early life and education
- Learn how her mathematical genius helped NASA send astronauts into space
- Map key locations from her journey, from school to NASA
- Discover the importance of perseverance and critical thinking
- Identify historical challenges she overcame
- Understand the impact of her work on modern space exploration
- Engage in hands-on math and problem-solving activities
- & so much more!
This unit study brings history, science, and math together in an engaging and meaningful way.
It’s easy to follow this 8-day unit study …
1. Read the daily passages.
2. Discuss what you read and do the written activities.
3. Enjoy the hands-on projects.
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Katherine Johnson for Kids
A Junior Scientist’s Guide to Katherine Johnson and Her Legacy
This free unit study is a small taste of the BookShark way of learning—reading great books and then discussing them.
It’s based on the illustrated children’s book The Story of Katherine Johnson by Andrea Thorpe. While it is not included as part of the free offer, you can purchase a copy on the BookShark website. (Alternatively, check your public library for a copy or use your Kindle Unlimited subscription.)
