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- 2. Ben Franklin's Life 1730 Ben marries1737 Poor Richard’s Almanac
- 3. Benjamin Franklin was born on January 17,
- 4. Ben Franklin began teaching himself the
- 5. Benjamin Franklin the PrinterFrom 1723 to 1730,
- 6. In 1730 Ben married Deborah Read. Benjamin
- 7. Ben wrote Poor Richard's Almanac. He also
- 8. He died on April 17 1790 at
- 9. Ben Franklin's Inventions Timeline1730 Ben marries1737 Poor Richard’s AlmanacStove1744Armonica1760Odometer1762Bifocals1784Lightning Rod
- 10. Ben Franklin the InventorBifocalsA Glass armonicaThe Lightning RodAn OdometerFranklin Stove
- 11. Bifocals Ben invented reading glasses called
- 12. A Glass ArmonicaBen Franklin also invented a
- 13. The Lightning RodBen Franklin invented the lightning
- 14. An Odometer Ben went out riding
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Ben Franklin's Life 1730 Ben marries1737 Poor Richard’s Almanac
Слайд 3 Benjamin Franklin was born on January 17, 1706
in Boston Massachusetts.
He only spent two years in the
local school because of lack of money.
Слайд 4
Ben Franklin began teaching himself the basics of
geometry and algebra. He also studied and partially mastered
many different languages.At age 12, Ben began working at his brother’s printing shop.
Слайд 5
Benjamin Franklin the Printer
From 1723 to 1730, Ben
worked as a printer.
He became partial owner of
a print shop in 1728.
In 1729, Ben started The Pennsylvania Gazette.
Слайд 6
In 1730 Ben married Deborah Read.
Benjamin had two
sons named William and Francis.
Ben also had a daughter
named Sarah.
Слайд 7 Ben wrote Poor Richard's Almanac. He also wrote many
sayings that people still use today.
"Early to bed
and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.“"Snug as a bug in a rug."
Слайд 8 He died on April 17 1790 at the
age of 84.
When Benjamin Franklin was 22 years old,
he wrote the epitaph that he imagined might be carved on his tombstone. By the time he actually died at age 84, he had changed his mind.The Epitaph of Young Benjamin Franklin
The body of B. Franklin, Printer (Like the Cover of an Old Book Its Contents torn Out And Stript of its Lettering and Gilding) Lies Here, Food for Worms. But the Work shall not be Lost; For it will (as he Believ'd)
Benjamin Franklin's Final Epitaph
Benjamin and Deborah Franklin: 1790
Слайд 9
Ben Franklin's Inventions
Timeline
1730 Ben marries
1737 Poor
Richard’s Almanac
Stove
1744
Armonica
1760
Odometer
1762
Bifocals
1784
Lightning Rod
Слайд 10
Ben Franklin the Inventor
Bifocals
A Glass armonica
The Lightning Rod
An
Odometer
Franklin Stove
Слайд 11
Bifocals
Ben invented reading glasses called bifocals.
Bifocals are eyeglasses that have split lenses. One half
of the lens helps a person see close and one half of the lens helps a person see far away.
Слайд 12
A Glass Armonica
Ben Franklin also invented a glass
armonica. Different size bowls with holes and corks in
the center were put onto a spindle and rotated by foot pedal. Dampened fingers rubbed the edges to produce the beautiful sounds.
Слайд 13
The Lightning Rod
Ben Franklin invented the lightning rod.
It was attached to a building, and would attract
lightning. Then the rod would direct lightning down to the ground so that it wouldn't hit the building.
Слайд 14
An Odometer
Ben went out riding one
day in his carriage to measure the routes. He
needed a way to keep track of the distance. Ben invented an odometer and attached it to his carriage.
