FREE People of the Industrial Revolution Notebooking
Published:
February 27, 2020
Contributor:
Bonnie Rose Hudson
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Help your students learn about 40 of the people who were a key part of these changes with this FREE People of the Industrial Revolution Notebooking unit.
Much like the tech revolution of modern times, the Industrial Revolution impacted just about every area of life and society in the 1800s and 1900s. New inventions and discoveries changed how people lived, worked, and even relaxed.
FREE People of the Industrial Revolution Notebooking Journal
From Richard Arkwright and Alexander Graham Bell to James Watt and John Wyatt, this FREE People of the Industrial Revolution Notebooking unit helps kids learn key information about each individual including:
- date and place of birth
- date and place of death
- significant invention(s) or contribution(s)
- interesting facts
- ways inventions or developments changed everyday life
Notebooking is a great way to encourage your students to develop independent research skills. You can even have them make notes about the sources they use, which is great practice for reports!
Just a few of the people students will learn about in this FREE People of the Industrial Revolution Notebooking unit include:
- Edmund Cartwright
- Walter P. Chrysler
- William Fothergill Cooke
- Samuel Crompton
- Thomas Alva Edison
- Michael Faraday
- John Fitch
- Robert Fulton
- Thomas Godfrey
- James Hargreaves
- John Kay
- Robert R. Livingston
- Francis Cabot Lowell
- John Loudon McAdam
- Thomas Newcomen
- Lewis Paul
- George M. Pullman
- Samuel Slater
- George Stephenson
- John Stevens
- Joseph Wilson Swan
- Eli Terry
- Seth Thomas
- Richard Trevithick
- Charles Wheatstone
- John Wilkinson
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