With over 150 titles, the Who Was? books tell the incredible stories of trailblazers, legends, innovators, and creators, making this series a phenomenal source for learning history. If you have a curious kid who loves history, then they’ll love these printables and activities that go right along with some of these bestselling books.
After reading Who Was Ruth Bader Ginsburg? and Who Was Martin Luther King, Jr.? with a grown up, draw your favorite part about their amazing stories.
Find the names of changemakers like Susan B. Anthony and Nelson Mandela hidden within this word search. Check your work against the Answer Key.
Draw a line to connect the correct Commander-in-Chief to each fun presidential fact! Check your work against the Answer Key.
Can a president change the Constitution? Mark each statement as true or false. Check your work against the Answer Key.
Check off the places where you’ve seen presidential-election logos and slogans. Then write your own slogan and create a bumper sticker.
Learn about the famous peacekeepers, Mother Teresa and Gandhi. Then connect the dots to reveal a symbol of peace.
These animal lovers have brought attention to animals around the world. Connect each animal lover to the correct facts.
Be inspired by the likes of Pablo Picasso and Frida Kahlo by drawing a mural showing a scene from your personal history or culture. Then draw a self-portrait!
It’s fun to learn the Who Was? way! Check out this sample workbook for Grade 2 that explores Social Studies and Science topics for curious kids.
In this sample workbook for Grade 3, kids can enjoy mini-biographies with maps, diagrams, timelines, and graphic organizers, plus puzzles, word searches, and tons of fun!
