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Peer reviewedUslabar, Ken – Science Scope, 1992
Presents an activity in which students explore the geography, science and technology, and societal issues related to the historic flight of James Banning and Thomas Allen; the first African-American men to fly across the United States in 1932. Provides a lesson plan and a geographic map that traces the flight. (MDH)
Descriptors: Aircraft Pilots, Aviation Education, Blacks, Junior High Schools
Download full textO'Flahavan, Leslie – 1999
This teacher's guide provides activities about the National Air and Space Museum (Washington, DC) for students to complete. The guide includes primary and secondary source materials for teachers to photocopy and use during their study of African Americans in aviation based on the exhibition "Black Wings: The American Black in Aviation."…
Descriptors: Academic Standards, Aviation Education, Black History, Blacks
