Books with title Alexander Graham Bell and the Telephone

A world without telephones? Impossible for most young readers to imagine. Let them know they can thank inventor Alexander Graham Bell for every ringtone! Filled with facts and photos, Bell's story highlights the scientific process he followed, failures and all, from identifying a problem to getting his communication technology into the hands of users. The Capstone Interactive edition comes with simultaneous access for every student in your school and includes read aloud audio recorded by professional voice over artists.

A world without telephones? Impossible for most young readers to imagine. Let them know they can thank inventor Alexander Graham Bell for every ringtone! Filled with facts and photos, Bell's story highlights the scientific process he followed, failures and all, from identifying a problem to getting his communication technology into the hands of users. The Capstone Interactive edition comes with simultaneous access for every student in your school and includes read aloud audio recorded by professional voice over artists.

This inspiring series on "Scientists of the World" has been specially planned for children. Young readers will find that science is fascinating and that it has made the world a far better place to live in A special feature of the series is that it highlights each scientists childhood. Young readers will see quite vividly that the great scientists had once been children like themselves and that if their natural curiosity as children can be combined with perseverance, they may also be able to achieve what these people did. Little Alexander loved sound. Yet, what made him enter the silent world of the deaf He gave our world a tinkle. Does it ring a bell

“Mr. Watson, come here, I need you.” These words were spoken by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876, through his new invention, the telephone. Bell was not working in a vacuum or entirely on his own, there were a great many people experimenting with various designs for machines to enable human communication over great distances. Bill was simply the first to win a patent. Includes full-color and black and white photos, notes, bibliography, further reading section and index.