Inventors & Inventions

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Inventors & Inventions By Group 11

Famous Inventors Thomas Edison (light bulb) Wright Brothers (airplane) Alexander Graham Bell (telephone)

Spencer Silver (post- it notes) Henry Ford (automobile) Alexander Fleming (penicillin) Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen (x- ray machine) Nicholas Jacques Conte (pencil) Guglielmo Marconi (radio)

Alexander Graham Bell Born in Edinburgh, Scotland on March 3, 1847 . Invented the telephone on March 10, 1876. Two sons who died, and two daughters. Inventor, Scientist, Engineer, Professor & Work with the Deaf. Died August 2, 1922 in Beinn Bhreagh, Nova Scotica Canada

The Wright Brothers Wilbur Wright, Born in 1867 - Died in 1912 Orville Wright, Born in 1871 - Died in 1948 Invented the Wright Flyer (airplane) Both single Orville was once expelled. They had 5 siblings. Both brothers attended high school but did not receive diplomas.

Nicholas Jacques Conte Born 4 August 1755, died 6 December 1805. was a French painter, balloonist, army officer, and inventor of the modern pencil. He made at least one hot air balloon which he flew in public square. Died when he was 50 :O

History of Telephones The Morse Code Telephone Year 1928 Telephone

History of Cell Phones iPhone 5!!! A LG Cell Phone An Old Ericsson Phone An Old Cell Phone iPhone 5!!! An Old Motorola Cell Phone A Samsung Cell Phone

History of Airplanes The first airplane

History of Auto Mobile Henry Ford & Clara Ford in an automobile

History of Pencil

Sorry… no prize awarded :P QUIZ TIME!!!

Who created the airplane? (for girls ONLY) Ans: The Wright Brothers!

What is this called? (for boys ONLY) The Morse Code Telephone!

What century is this from? (for ALL) 17th Century! ANSWER IS HERE!!!

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