The Aeronauts: Women in STEM Take to the Skies!

Women in STEM take center stage in this thrilling clip from "The Aeronauts." Amelia Wren, inspired by real-life female aeronauts like Sophie Blanchard and Margaret Graham, demonstrates incredible courage and quick-thinking as she and James Glaisher face a perilous balloon crash. The scene emphasizes the determination of women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) to break barriers and reach new heights, literally and figuratively. This scene exemplifies the spirit of women in science and technology who challenged conventions and pursued their passions. The clip celebrates their courage, resilience, and contributions to scientific progress. It also serves as an inspiring reminder of the significant contributions women have made to STEM fields throughout history.
Learn more about women in STEM with these free resources from Share My Lesson:
*Lesson plans about The Aeronauts by Amazon Studios: sharemylesson....
*Women's History: STEM: sharemylesson....