Women in STEM
This scientist is known for her research in radioactivity and had won a Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1911
Marie Curie
This well known game was invented by Elizabeth Maggie, in this game you buy, rent, and trade properties to drive your opponents towards bankruptcy
Monopoly
This organ is responsible for controlling all of the body's function
The Brain
This job is known for diagnosing and treating injuries and diseases
A Doctor
Amelia Earhart
He is known for creating the first ever telephone in 1876
Alexander Graham Bell
This organ's use is to pump blood throughout the body
The Heart
This Jobs plans and designs building and structures that are both creative and structurally sound
A Architect
This Astronaut was on the 50th space shuttle mission in 1992. She also is the first African-American women to be sent to space.
Mae Jemison
These brothers are known for creating the worlds first successful airplane in 1903
Wright Brothers
This Organ's use is to filter out waste from blood
The Kidneys
This job is a type of scientist that studies and researches living organisms.
A biologist
She is known for being the founder of modern nursing. She was also given the nickname "The Lady with the Lamp" when she helped out during the Crimean War.
Florence Nightingale
This invention was created by Jennifer A. Lewis. This invention is known for creating things by melting plastic through a nozzle to create objects.
3D Printing
This Organ is our largest organ and is used to protect our body from all types of damage.
The Skin
This job supplies the medication to patients and doctors and advises them on proper usage.
A pharmacist
She is known for writing the code for the first computer program called "The Analytical Engine" in 1843.
Ada Lovelace
She is known for Accidentally creating the Chocolate chip cookie in 1938
Ruth Wakefield
This organ was once used to help our ancestors with food that was hard to digest. Now, it doesn't have a use.
The Appendix
An engineer that designs and develops computers hardware and software