Sally Ride childhood, interests, her academic excellence, NASA activities, how she has become inspiration to young boys and girls, became famous person

2. Sally Ride’s
Childhood
Sally Ride was born
May 29 in 1951 in los
Angeles, California.
She died on July 23,
2012
She studied in
Stanford University. She
was a double major in
physics and English.
Then she became a
doctor. She liked science
and liked to play sports.
Especially tennis.

3. How Sally
Ride
became
famous
Sally Ride
became famous
by being the
first astronaut
women to go in
space and
come back.She
first went in
space in 1983.

4. Who inspired
Sally Ride to go
to space.
Sally Ride got a
Ph.D. in
Astrophysics.
In 1977, she
answered a
special add for
NASA. They
were looking for
young scientists
to ride a space
shuttle.

5. What Sally Ride did for the
Community
Sally Ride held a science community
for everyone.
Since she was very good at science so
she was able to do a science
community.

6. How many
awards did
Sally Rid
got
The most
important awards
were
National Space
Society’s Van
Braun award
NCAA’S
Theodore
Roosevelt award
and the highest
award of all.
General James
E.Hill lifetime

7. Hard work
and point in
life
Sally Ride’s point in
life was actually to
be a great tennis
player in life, but
she was a great
scientist and she
used her knowledge
to answer a NASA
add. NASA began to
look for astronaut
women in 1977.

8. How many years has Sally Ride
been famous
Sally ride stopped working in NASA in 1987.
She started to go help girls and boys. She
was famous for NASA for 4 years.

9. Why I like Sally
Ride
I like Sally Ride
because First, she
was the first women
to go in space.
Second,
because she won a
lot of awards and
she went to one of
the top
universities.(Stanfo
rd University)
Third because
she is a caring,
loving, and helpful
person.

10. Questions
What year was Sally Ride born in?
Where was Sally Ride born in?
When was the first time Sally Ride went to space?
Who inspired Sally Ride to go to the moon?
What did Sally Ride do for the community?

11. Answers
1951
Los Angeles
1983
A NASA add inspired her.
A science community