Description
Biography Research Project activities give students a clear way to study important people while building research and writing skills. Designed for grades 2–5, this printable resource helps students collect facts, organize events by date, and write an informative report. It works well for social studies, biography units, Black History Month, Women’s History Month, and independent research.
What’s Included in This Historical Figures Resource
Students can research inventors, innovators, leaders, explorers, scientists, activists, athletes, and other notable people. The resource includes named writing pages for more than 30 historical figures. It also includes blank pages, so students can study a person of their choice.
Each featured person has a fact sheet and timeline activity. Students research five key events, record dates, and place the information in order. Therefore, they practice finding reliable facts while learning how a person’s life and work developed over time.
The historical figures include Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Steve Jobs, the Wright Brothers, Nikola Tesla, Lyda Newman, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Amelia Earhart, Helen Keller, Marie Curie, Jane Goodall, and many more. In addition, the Black historical figures section includes Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Ruby Bridges, Sojourner Truth, Jackie Robinson, Jesse Owens, Thurgood Marshall, and Martin Luther King Jr.
Easy Ways to Use the Activities
Use these pages for whole-group lessons, library research, partner projects, independent work, enrichment, early finishers, or sub plans. Students can complete one activity or build a full report. Plus, the extra lined page gives students more room when needed.
Both a simple grading rubric and a detailed writing rubric are included. As a result, you can choose the assessment that best fits your students. The rubrics cover factual information, organization, word choice, conventions, sentence structure, and handwriting.
This Biography Research Project keeps the process organized from the first fact to the final report. Simply choose a historical figure, provide research materials, and let students create a meaningful biography project.








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