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The document discusses the history and evolution of the telephone from Alexander Graham Bell's invention in 1870 to modern mobile phones. It notes that Bell transmitted the first words on the telephone, calling to Mr. Watson, and that telephones have since evolved through cordless phones, hidden antennas, and mobile phones that now fulfill many uses beyond just voice calls. Mobile phones have largely replaced traditional telephones and continue to be revolutionized to meet consumer needs and comfort.
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Alexander Graham Bell was a Scottish-born scientist and inventor who is most famous for inventing the telephone in 1870, transmitting the first words "Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you" through his device. Since Bell's first telephone, the technology has evolved tremendously, moving from corded phones to cordless phones to modern mobile phones that can perform many functions beyond just voice calls and fit seamlessly into everyday life.
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This document discusses three common inventions - cell phones, cars/trucks, and lightbulbs - and how students will learn about the origins and development of each one over the course of a week. It notes that most people now own cell phones and drive vehicles, but will learn about who invented them and how they have been transformed to fit modern needs. Students will also learn the key details about how lightbulbs were created and why they became a common household item.
Wednesday slide
Thomas Edison was an American inventor and businessman best known for inventing the first practical incandescent light bulb. In 1879, he conducted the first successful test of an electric light bulb with a carbon filament that stayed lit for 13.5 hours, demonstrating the viability of incandescent electric lighting. Modern light bulbs have evolved significantly from Edison's original design through improvements that make them more energy efficient, produce less heat, are more environmentally friendly, and provide longer hours of light per bulb.
Unit plan powerpoint
This document outlines a lesson plan for a 3rd grade social studies class about people who shaped the world. The plan focuses on Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison, and Henry Ford across 5 days. On each day, students will learn about one of the individuals and how their inventions have benefitted modern life. Technology like podcasts, PowerPoints and blogs will be used as part of the project for students to demonstrate and share what they have learned. Several cited sources provide background information on the contributions of each historical figure.
Thursday slide
Henry Ford was an American industrialist and founder of Ford Motor Company who developed the assembly line for mass production of affordable automobiles. His Model T, produced using the assembly line, was the first car that made automobiles accessible to the masses, fueling faster transportation and enhancing the U.S. economy and workforce. While no longer in production, Ford has continued innovating its vehicles over the decades to be more environmentally friendly, safer, faster and able to transport more people than when it first launched the revolutionary Model T.
Tuesday slide
Alexander Graham Bell was a Scottish-born scientist and inventor who is most famous for inventing the telephone in 1870, transmitting the first words "Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you" through his device. Since Bell's first telephone, the technology has evolved tremendously, transitioning from corded phones to cordless phones to modern mobile phones that offer far more than just voice calls and have antennas that are now hidden, revolutionizing to fit consumers' changing needs.
UNit plan tuesday
The document discusses the history and evolution of the telephone from Alexander Graham Bell's invention in 1870 to modern mobile phones. It notes that Bell transmitted the first words on the telephone, calling to Mr. Watson, and that telephones have since evolved from corded to cordless to mobile phones that provide additional functionality beyond calls. Mobile phones have largely replaced traditional telephones and continue to be updated to meet consumer needs and preferences.
Tuesday slide Unit Powerpoint 1
The document discusses the history and evolution of the telephone from Alexander Graham Bell's invention in 1870 to modern mobile phones. It notes that Bell transmitted the first words on the telephone, calling to Mr. Watson, and that telephones have since evolved from corded to cordless to mobile phones that provide additional functionality beyond calls. Mobile phones have largely replaced traditional telephones and continue to be updated to meet consumer needs and preferences.
Tuesday slide Unit Powerpoint 1
The document discusses the history and evolution of the telephone from Alexander Graham Bell's invention in 1870 to modern mobile phones. It notes that Bell transmitted the first words on the telephone, calling to Mr. Watson, and that telephones have since evolved from corded to cordless to mobile phones that provide additional functionality beyond calls. Mobile phones have largely replaced traditional telephones and continue to be updated to meet consumer needs and preferences.
Unit plan powerpoint Unit Plan
This document outlines a lesson plan for a 3rd grade social studies class about people who shaped the world. The plan focuses on Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison, and Henry Ford across 5 days. On each day, students will learn about one of the individuals and how their inventions have benefitted modern life. Technology like podcasts, PowerPoints and blogs will be used as part of the project for students to demonstrate and share what they have learned. Several cited sources provide background information on the contributions of each historical figure.
Tuesday slide Unit plan
The document discusses the history and evolution of the telephone from Alexander Graham Bell's invention in 1870 to modern mobile phones. It notes that Bell transmitted the first words on the telephone, calling to Mr. Watson, and that telephones have since evolved from corded to cordless to mobile phones that provide additional functionality beyond calls and are continually updated to meet consumer needs.
Thursday slide Unit Plan
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Tuesday slide Unit Plan 2
- 2. • Scientist • Inventor • Engineer • Innvator
- 3. • The telephone! - in 1870 Alexander Graham Bell successfully transmitted speech electrically through the telephone. -The first words ever to be spoken on a telephone were “Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you”
- 5. • Today telephones are almost becoming non exisitent. Mobile phone devices have taken over, and do not seem to be slowing down. Since the first telephone major changes include • Cordless Phones • Hidden Attenas • Mobile (used for more then just communicating through voice talk) -They keep being revolutionized to fit the needs and comfort of the consumer. (which is us all)