Amelia is one of the most celebrated pilots of all time, making history with her pioneering contributions to aviation. This handy Amelia Earhart Quiz is perfect for testing your learners’ knowledge of Amelia Earhart. It contains lovely illustrations to help you engage your learners with this PowerPoint quiz. Ongoing Covid restrictions, reduced air and freight capacity, high volumes and winter weather conditions are all impacting transportation and local delivery across the globe.

This Amelia Earhart Fact File contains all the information you need to teach your children about the pioneering aviator, Amelia Earhart. This fact file is the perfect resource to pair with the ‘Little People, Big Dreams’ series. This series was written to inspire learners to chase their dreams by telling the stories of inspirational people. This fact file contains information about the inspirational pilot, Amelia Earhart. Children will learn about Amelia’s early life, her pilot career and her final flight. Perfect for use in your lesson, the fact file will enable children to develop their reading skills. This Amelia Earhart fact file is the perfect resource for inspiring your learners to chase their dreams. Amelia Earhart is an inspiration to women as she defied expectations and followed her dreams of becoming a pilot.March, at least in my part of the world is Women's History Month, which I plan to read one children's book, particularly a biography, which pertains to the subject everyday this month. Therefore, I thought that this book would be apropos for today.

Pioneering pilot Amelia Earhart was the first female pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean in 1932. Amelia displayed enormous courage during her flying career, taking on challenges that had never been tried before, often in dangerous conditions. Amelia was brave in other areas of her life too. For example, she challenged the perception of the time that only men were good enough to be pilots. She also flew across the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans, and eventually undertook the most dangerous mission of all: to fly all the way around the world. This Amelia Earhart quiz is a great resource to use in your lesson. It is a great whole class activity. You could use it at the start of your lesson to find out how much your learners know about Amelia Earhart or use it at the end of the lesson to consolidate their learning. You can use this resource alongside the Amelia Earhart ‘Little People, Big Dreams’ book. Read the book to your class or let them use their reading skills by reading it independently. This book will teach them valuable information about Amelia Earhart. The premise of the book is rather straightforward. It depicts Amelia Earhart's life as a young girl who got a ride at an airplane at an air show and was hooked on flying. She managed to break records and formed a group called: The Ninety-Nines, which is a group of female aviators. Little is mentioned oh how difficult it was for her to break the gender barrier or that she disappeared. Cutting down the details of Earhart’s remarkable life to bare-bones, easy-to-grasp highlights, our story starts with little Amelia and her dream: to fly. Falling in love with aviation at a young age, she never let conventions or doubts deter her from chasing the excitement and dangers of her passion for flying. She founded an aviation club for female pilots, navigated the Atlantic both with a team and solo, and nearly made it around the globe before disappearing. And though her ending is a sad one, Amelia disappeared doing what she felt she should, and what she felt she must: paving the way for more explorers to chart their own paths, regardless of their gender.Hello, friends! Today’s book is Little People, Big Dreams: Amelia Earhart, written by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara and illustrated by Mariadiamantes, a sweet and very cute picture book biography of Amelia Earhart that inspires all little ones to chase their dreams.

Vegara's text is rather simplistic, straightforward, and informative. It starts off with a young Amelia Earhart from her early life dreaming that she could fly and with fierce determination and guts, she became not only a pilot, but a pioneer for women in the field. At the end, there is a concise and informative biography timeline of Amelia Earhart's life. Mariadiamantes' illustrations are drawn well, albeit a tad simplistic, but depicted the narrative rather well and apropos to the target audience. You can find even more of our exciting Amelia Earhart activities here! Seven fun facts about Amelia Earhart Are you looking for a way to inspire the next generation? Perhaps you'd like to teach your learners about current motivational activists. Or maybe you'd like them to learn about inspiring individuals from history. Either way, we're here to help with our engaging collection of Little People, Big Dreams activities. This wonderful book series teaches children about the lives of extraordinary people, from scientists and politicians to artists and athletes. Learn about the likes of Marie Curie, David Attenborough, Nelson Mandela, Dwayne Johnson, RuPaul, and so many more. Each book encourages children to overcome adversity and boosts their self-esteem! Simply pair our Little People, Big Dreams activities with whatever book you choose to read with your learners and inspire them to follow their dreams. Have fun using our range of Little People, Big Dreams activities! Amelia Earhart is the fourth book in the Little People, Big Dreams series and is a children's picture book written by Isabel Sánchez Vegara and illustrated by Mariadiamantes. It is a cursory biography of Amelia Earhart – a little girl whose strong will and self-belief helped her overcome prejudice to become the first female flier to fly solo across the Atlantic. This is a story about Amelia Earhart’s passion and courage for flying in planes. The story begins when Amelia was a little girl. It talked about how she liked to pretend her arms were wings. When she was older, she went to an air show. The air show was so exciting she decided to take flying lessons. After flying in an airplane she knew she had to learn. Then the story tells about Earhart’s famous accomplishments such as being the first woman to fly up to 14,000 feet and the first woman to fly over the Atlantic Ocean. The story mentions that Amelia Earhart founded a club for women pilots. The story ends with her courageous attempt to fly around the world. Amelia Earhart was never found, but her legacy will live forever.The book series little people big dreams highlights yet another heroine, Amelia Earhart. This book focuses on Earhart's accomplishments rather than her disappearance. The book mentions her being the first woman to fly 14000 feet as well as being the first woman to fly over the Atlantic. When the story approaches her disappearance ti focuses on her attempt to fly around the world and how far she got. At the end of this book, it gives the reader a timeline of amelia's heart and more in-depth information. It also includes actual pictures of Earhart rather than; the illustrations throughout the story. Amelia Earhart is best known for being the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. She is one of the most celebrated pilots in history. She made history with her contributions to aviation and her representation of women in aviation. Amelia defied the expectations of women at the time. Amelia spent time encouraging women to assert themselves and fight for equality through her writing and lectures. We have plenty of other resources for you to use alongside this Amelia Earhart Fact File. Your learners can use their new knowledge to complete these fun activities.

This aspirations activity will be a great addition to your lesson. When completing this activity, children must think about any fears or worries they might have and any courageous ways they could deal with and overcome these situations. Who was Amelia Earhart?Amelia Mary Earhart was an American aviation pioneer and author. Earhart was the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. She received the United States Distinguished Flying Cross for this accomplishment. She set many other records, wrote best-selling books about her flying experiences and was instrumental in the formation of The Ninety-Nines, an organization for female pilots.