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Amelia Earhart Flight History

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Amelia Earhart Flight History

Read the story, then explore the timeline and complete the activities. Amelia Earhart made history as a pilot.

A pioneering pilot

Amelia Earhart loved adventure. She learned to fly aeroplanes and became a famous pilot. In 1932, she completed a solo transoceanic journey, travelling from Newfoundland to Ireland. She was the first woman to do this. Her journey took about 15 hours. Amelia showed many people that women could be skilled pilots too. She disappeared in 1937 while trying to fly around the world. Her story is remembered as part of the history of flight.

Follow the flight timeline

Look at the dates and events. What changed as time passed?

1.Choose the best answer. What did Amelia Earhart do in 1932?
  • She flew alone across the Atlantic Ocean.
  • She invented the aeroplane.
  • She was the first person to fly.
2.Circle the ocean Amelia flew across alone in 1932.
  • Atlantic Ocean
  • Pacific Ocean
  • Indian Ocean
3.Complete the sentence: Amelia was a famous .
4.True or false? Amelia was the first woman to complete a solo flight across an ocean.
TrueFalse
5.The Wright brothers made their first aeroplane flight in 1903. Amelia flew alone across the Atlantic in 1932. Which happened first?
6.Use the timeline. How many years after the Wright brothers' 1903 flight did Amelia make her Atlantic crossing in 1932?
7.In which year did Amelia disappear while trying to fly around the world?
8.Amelia helped show that women could be skilled pilots. What is one word you would use to describe her? Give a reason from the story.
9.Imagine you could take a long flight like Amelia. Where would you fly, and what would you hope to see?
Draw a flying machine inspired by Amelia's adventures. Add one label to show a special feature.

3 printable pages

  • Amelia Earhart Flight History, page 1 of 3: A pioneering pilot, Follow the flight timeline

    Page 1

  • Amelia Earhart Flight History, page 2 of 3: 5. The Wright brothers made their first aeroplane flight in 1903. Amelia flew alone

    Page 2

  • Amelia Earhart Flight History, page 3 of 3: Draw a flying machine inspired by Amelia's adventures. Add one label to show a

    Page 3

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