Industrial Revolution Inventions and Inventors - Questions and Key (8 Pages)
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Industrial Revolution Inventions and Inventors - Questions and Key (8 Pages)
This 8 page Industrial Revolution resource covers the topic of inventions and inventors during the Industrial Revolution. It includes a 4 page set of 14 inventors and a 4 page key for teacher assessment. As well, the resource includes charts and graphic organizers for students to organize their ideas easily in relation to the Industrial Revolution. The questions are based on an Industrial Revolution reading from historycrunch.com. The article from historycrunch.com is listed on the resource. As such, students will be required to access the Industrial Revolution article online in order to answer the questions as a type of webquest.
The major topics of the resource include: textile manufacturing and steam power. For example it focuses on inventions such as: spinning jenny, power loom, cotton gin, flying shuttle, steam engine, steam boat, telephone, light bulb, etc. It also includes inventors such as: Thomas Edison, Richard Arkwright, Eli Whitney, Edmund Cartwright and Henry Ford.
With your purchase you will receive a printable PDF version as well as a Google Slides version that can be used in Google Drive and Google Classroom. Simply follow the included instructions in order to get access to the Google Slides version which you can then use with your students. It comes entirely set up and ready to use.
In conclusion, this is an engaging and exciting resource that will help your learners understand the importance of inventions and inventors in the Industrial Revolution.
Grade Levels: 5-12
Teacher Key: Included
Duration: 50 Minutes
Number of Pages: 8 Pages
Files: PDF in a ZIP File with Google Slides Version
Google Compatible: Yes!
This 8 page Industrial Revolution resource covers the topic of inventions and inventors during the Industrial Revolution. It includes a 4 page set of 14 inventors and a 4 page key for teacher assessment. As well, the resource includes charts and graphic organizers for students to organize their ideas easily in relation to the Industrial Revolution. The questions are based on an Industrial Revolution reading from historycrunch.com. The article from historycrunch.com is listed on the resource. As such, students will be required to access the Industrial Revolution article online in order to answer the questions as a type of webquest.
The major topics of the resource include: textile manufacturing and steam power. For example it focuses on inventions such as: spinning jenny, power loom, cotton gin, flying shuttle, steam engine, steam boat, telephone, light bulb, etc. It also includes inventors such as: Thomas Edison, Richard Arkwright, Eli Whitney, Edmund Cartwright and Henry Ford.
With your purchase you will receive a printable PDF version as well as a Google Slides version that can be used in Google Drive and Google Classroom. Simply follow the included instructions in order to get access to the Google Slides version which you can then use with your students. It comes entirely set up and ready to use.
In conclusion, this is an engaging and exciting resource that will help your learners understand the importance of inventions and inventors in the Industrial Revolution.
Grade Levels: 5-12
Teacher Key: Included
Duration: 50 Minutes
Number of Pages: 8 Pages
Files: PDF in a ZIP File with Google Slides Version
Google Compatible: Yes!