12 Immigrants Who Made American Science Great



12 Immigrants Who Made American Science Great
Introduces readers to inspiring immigrants whose science contributions made our country great. From Croatia's Nikola Tesla who helped design electrical systems, to Germany's Maria Goeppert Mayer who studied the atomic nucleus, to Austria's Hedy Lamarr who invented a radio guidance system for torpedos, each profile is presented in a clear, historical context with an emphasis on their legacies.
About This Book
By: Tristan Poehlmann
Illustrated by:
Published by: 12-Story Library provided by Amicus, part of The Creative Company
9-12Age Range
4.7AR
30Pages
ScienceSubject
600LLexile
15-30 minsReading Time
TGuided Reading
MFountas & Pinnell
28DRA