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Coloring Book: Jaxon’s Magical Adventure with Black Inventors and Scientists

Step into the world of African American inventors and scientists with this captivating coloring book, inspired by the first book in the children’s series, Just Imagine…What If There Were No Black People in the World? Join Jaxon on his magical adventure as he discovers the remarkable contributions of Black inventors and scientists!

In this coloring book, you’ll find beautifully illustrated pages featuring famous Black inventors and scientists along with their groundbreaking inventions. Get creative as you bring to life the stories of these remarkable individuals who have shaped history and enriched our lives with their ingenuity.

Coloring Pages Include:

• Elijah McCoy: Color the "Real McCoy" and his revolutionary automatic lubricator.
• Madam C.J. Walker: Bring to life the first female self-made millionaire with her hair care products.
• Garrett Morgan: Add vibrant colors to the inventor of the traffic signal and gas mask.
• George Washington Carver: Celebrate the man who revolutionized agriculture with his discoveries.
• Marie Van Brittan Brown: Color the inventor of the home security system.
• Dr. Charles Drew: Pay tribute to the father of the blood bank.
• And many more inspiring figures and their inventions!

Whether you’re a fan of Jaxon’s adventures or simply want to learn more about the incredible contributions of Black inventors and scientists, this coloring book is a perfect way to engage with history while expressing your creativity. Each page is an opportunity to honor these trailblazers and learn about their lasting impact on the world.

So grab your favorite coloring tools and immerse yourself in the stories of these extraordinary individuals who have shaped Black history and beyond!

Jaxon, the protagonist from Jaxon’s Magical Adventure with Black Inventors and Scientists, book one of the Just Imagine…What If There Were No Black People in the World? series, writes in his journal about his day with Black inventors and scientists from the past. He learns that many of the things he uses everyday is as a result of an invention or improvement an African American made.

Activity Book: Jaxon’s Magical Adventure with Black Inventors and Scientists

Get ready to embark on an exciting journey with Jaxon as he explores the world of Black inventors and scientists in the book, Jaxon’s Magical Adventure with Black Inventors and Scientists, the first book in the series Just Imagine…What If There Were No Black People in the World?

This activity book is filled with engaging puzzles, quizzes, word exercises, and reading comprehension exercises that will not only entertain you but also deepen your understanding of the remarkable contributions of African Americans to our everyday lives. Join Jaxon as he discovers the ingenuity and brilliance of these inventors and scientists!

Activities Included:

• Word Search: Hunt for the names of famous Black inventors and scientists.
• Crossword Puzzle: Solve clues to reveal important inventions and achievements.
• Trivia Quiz: Test your knowledge about the inventions and accomplishments of African Americans.
• Reading Comprehension: Answer questions to demonstrate your understanding of Jaxon’s adventures.
• Word Scramble: Unscramble words related to inventions and innovations.
• Maze Challenge: Help Jaxon find his way through the maze to meet the inventors.
• Coloring Pages: Bring to life the inspiring moments from the book through coloring.

Whether you’re a fan of the book or new to Jaxon’s adventures, this activity book will provide hours of fun while celebrating the accomplishments of Black inventors and scientists. Let your imagination soar as you explore the incredible contributions that have shaped our world!

In the first book of the series, Just Imagine…What If There Were No Black People in the World?, Jaxon, a 4th grader, discovers that the necklace his grandmother gave him before she passed away has magical powers. With the magical necklace and saying the magic words, ’just imagine’, he can see and talk with African American inventors and scientists. Jaxon is also playing the role of Dr. Martin Luther King in the school play in celebration of Black History Month. However, Jaxon stutters when he is in front of a crowd and when he meets new people. He hopes he can find a way to overcome his problem with stuttering before the day of the play.

Jaxon learns that his sister had the necklace before Jaxon and shares the rules of the necklace. She tells him that he can only use the necklace three times in a month; he will only be able to use the necklace until he is 16; never take off the necklace and be careful what he wishes for.

After Jaxon makes his second wish, he learns what his sister meant when she said to be careful what he wishes for. Can Jaxon get out of his mess before his parents find out? Does he bomb on the day of the play?

Jaxon will learn that sometimes you can overcome a problem if you don’t spend a lot of time worrying about it.