Early humans learned important skills during the Stone Age that enabled the development of modern civilization, including learning how to farm, communicate, and cook. Farming allowed people to stay in one place and grow food instead of constantly moving, allowing the formation of permanent villages and eventually cities. Developing language facilitated communication between groups and eventually led to modern communication technologies. Learning to cook food provided health benefits by killing bacteria and expanded what foods were available, laying the foundation for today's variety of prepared dishes.

1. Stone age Step-ups
What early humans accomplished
and how it is important to modern
human life
By: Jacob Cirulis

2. Learning how to Farm
Learning how to farm was one greatest achievements in the stone age. It let
people stay in one place, they didn’t have to be nomads. People could
reproduce food instead of moving around after they used all the food up.
Early farmers grew grains, fruit and they also raised animals. The farmers
used sickles made from stone and wood that they used to harvest grains.
This achievement is really important to modern life because without the
discovery of farming, villages could not have been formed because all the
food would eventually run out if people didn’t start farming. This means that
modern cities could not have been formed.
Nomadic Modern cities
Early villages
people

3. Learning to Communicate
Learning how to communicate is very important to how the world developed.
When early humans learned to communicate, they could do so many more
things! They could talk with other “clans”, work together better, teach more
easily and tell stories. When stone age people learned how to communicate,
it eventually developed into modern languages and this led to
communication devices like telephones and radio.
Ugg!
Cell phones
Early language

4. Learning how to Cook
Learning how to cook was an important factor in how the modern world is
today because one humans learned how to cook, they were then able to
make an extensive variety of new dishes.
Early examples of cooking were just cooked pieces of meat but, then people
realized that they could cook other things and more advanced dishes
developed.
The skill of cooking really improved the health level of people because
cooking things burned away the bacteria in meats.
Modern dishes
Uncooked food