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Without him the world might still be a dark place However the elect ric light was not his only invention He also invented the phonograph the motion picture camera and over 1200 other things About every two weeks Edison created something new Thomas. 2 Fa Fa ther ther up up bove bove is is look look ing ing down down in in love love So So be be care care ful ful lit lit tle tle eyes ears what what you you see Obe hear Additional verses O be careful little mouth what you say O be careful little great!!. Dr.. . Saad. . alkuraibani. Title: How did . they . become great?. Writer: Dr.. . Saad. . alkuraibani. .. Pages:200.. E. dition language: Arabic.. O. riginal. . title. : . كيف . أصبحوا . By Liam. Thomas Edison is one of the best inventors in history.. Table of Contents. 1. st. paragraph slide 3. 2. nd. paragraph slide 4. 3. rd. paragraph slide 5. Sources slide 6. 1. st. paragraph. Our Hero For Living. Thomas Edison was born in Ohio, America February 11. th. and died in 18. th. October . when . he was 84. He is most famous for inventing the light bulb.. He wanted to make his inventions into proper inventions for example cell phones, movies and light bulbs cameras in his lab.. Tin Foi. l . Phonograph. The first great invention developed by Thomas Edison in Menlo Park was the tin foil phonograph. While working to improve the efficiency of a telegraph transmitter, he noted that the tape of the machine gave off a noise resembling spoken words when played at a high speed. This caused him to wonder if he could record a telephone message. He began experimenting with the diaphragm of a telephone receiver by attaching a needle to it. He reasoned that the needle could prick paper tape to record a message. His experiments led him to try a stylus on a tinfoil cylinder, which, to his great surprise, played back the short message he recorded. . Today: a challenge.. If you’re up to the challenge…. Place a paper towel on your desk, and then…. Have a partner help blindfold you. (not kidding). Then, wait for my cue. . AP Lit Challenge Journal, 4.11. US History: Spiconardi . Inventor: Samuel Morse. Telegraph. Device that sent electrical signals through wires. Allowed information to travel faster, almost instantaneously, over long distances. . Inventor: Samuel Morse. When the inventions were made?. The light bulb was invented in 1882. inventions. Thomas Edison invented the light bulb.. Where is your inventor from?. My inventor is from Michigan.. Why did the inventor decide to explorer this area of interest? . By: Isabella . Stees. Thomas A. . Eddison. Thomas A. Edison was born Feb. 11,1847 and if you didn’t know already, he invented the light bulb.. His Childhood . Thomas was very curios as a kid and he was always asking questions. Because of an ear injury, Thomas was almost deaf. . THOMAS EDISON. Thomas Edison. -Only . scientist in the world to invent 1,093 inventions. -His . inventions drastically changed America. -His . inventions are still around today, however in different forms. By Ms. Brandon. July 2013. Who is Thomas Edison?. Famous inventor. Born in Ohio in 1847. Very curious. Loved to read and do science experiments. Home schooled. Where Did He Live?. Menlo Park New Jersey. Humanities RequirementStudents may select from the following courses to meet the 3-semester credit hour requirementCourses in italics are also Associate of Artscore coursesCourses with a D are approve Beginning with Thomas Edison’s childhood, when he set up his first laboratory in his basement as a 10-year-old, and following through his many jobs before he was able to support himself as an inventor, this is the true story of the man who brought the world the phonograph, motion pictures, and even the electric light bulb—revolutionary inventions that forever changed the way people live.“One of the most critically acclaimed, best-selling children’s book series ever published.”—The New York TimesMargaret Cousins is also the author of the Landmark Book Ben Franklin of Old Philadelphia. Beginning with Thomas Edison’s childhood, when he set up his first laboratory in his basement as a 10-year-old, and following through his many jobs before he was able to support himself as an inventor, this is the true story of the man who brought the world the phonograph, motion pictures, and even the electric light bulb—revolutionary inventions that forever changed the way people live.“One of the most critically acclaimed, best-selling children’s book series ever published.”—The New York TimesMargaret Cousins is also the author of the Landmark Book Ben Franklin of Old Philadelphia.