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Unit 3 Inventors and Inventions Unit 3 Inventors and Inventions

In pairs discuss the inventions you know and then make a list. In pairs discuss the inventions you know and then make a list.

Do you know what these inventions are and when did they happen? telephone 1876 Do you know what these inventions are and when did they happen? telephone 1876

television 1923 colour television 1940 television 1923 colour television 1940

photocopier 1937 air conditioner 1902 photocopier 1937 air conditioner 1902

Penicillin 1928 Penicillin 1928

electronic digital computer 1942 electronic digital computer 1942

Atomic bomb 1945 Atomic bomb 1945

credit cards 1950 credit cards 1950

In pairs discuss which of the following pictures show inventions. Does any of them In pairs discuss which of the following pictures show inventions. Does any of them show discoveries? A amphibious car

An amphibious car (2003) This is the first car that can travel safely on An amphibious car (2003) This is the first car that can travel safely on water and on land. When moving on water, the wheels of the car turn sideways and move into the body. The underneath of the car is strong enough to sail as a boat. It is a prototype and is not yet being produced for sale. This is an interesting modern invention.

Stephenson’s “Rocket” Stephenson’s “Rocket”

Stephenson’s “Rocket” (1781 -1848) George Stephenson was one of the first men to design Stephenson’s “Rocket” (1781 -1848) George Stephenson was one of the first men to design engines for the railways which were new at that time. One of the first tracks to be laid was between Stockton and Darlington. Stephenson was one of the first railway engineers and in 1825 he drove the first train along the line. In 1829 came his triumph.

DNA DNA

The structure of DNA This was a discovery of Francis Crick and James Watson The structure of DNA This was a discovery of Francis Crick and James Watson and published in 1953. These two scientists were the first to show that our genes consist of two spirals of DNA (called the double-helix). This work led directly to the human genome project in 2003, which discovered the Structure of DNA.

Work out two rules: A discovery is making or designing something that did not Work out two rules: A discovery is making or designing something that did not exist before. An invention is finding or learning about something (place, fact) that has already exist for the first time. Discoveries often lead to inventions.

Discoveries Electricity Inventions 1. Systems of delivering electrical light and heating to homes and Discoveries Electricity Inventions 1. Systems of delivering electrical light and heating to homes and offices 2. Household machines for washing, ironing, keeping food cold, etc 3. Computers, telephones, television, etc

Discoveries X-rays Inventions 1. Body scanners to see whether you are ill 2. 2. Discoveries X-rays Inventions 1. Body scanners to see whether you are ill 2. 2. Machines to treat illnesses (like cancer)

What are the important inventions of the 20 th century? Which do you think What are the important inventions of the 20 th century? Which do you think is the most important one?

Year Invention 1902 Air condition 1903 1910 Inventor (s) Willis Carrie Gas-motored and Wright Year Invention 1902 Air condition 1903 1910 Inventor (s) Willis Carrie Gas-motored and Wright manned plane brothers The first talking film 1923 Television Thomas Edison Logie Baird

1928 Penicillin 1937 photocopier 1940 Color television 1942 Alexander Fleming Chester F Carlson Peter 1928 Penicillin 1937 photocopier 1940 Color television 1942 Alexander Fleming Chester F Carlson Peter Goldmark Electronic digital American computer scientists

1945 Atomic bomb 1950 Credit cards 1985 Windows OS American scientists Ralph Schneide Microsoft 1945 Atomic bomb 1950 Credit cards 1985 Windows OS American scientists Ralph Schneide Microsoft Company 1990 World Wide Web Tim burners-lee

Now in pairs discuss any modern inventions you know. Describe them to your partner Now in pairs discuss any modern inventions you know. Describe them to your partner and how useful they are in life today.

Pair work: Can you be a inventor? You need to make a house but Pair work: Can you be a inventor? You need to make a house but you only have fishing nets and many plastic bottles. How can you solve it? (Be sure the walls are solid enough. )

Group work: how to be a survivor? Suppose you were on a sea journey Group work: how to be a survivor? Suppose you were on a sea journey and the ship hit a rock, and you were thrown into the sea and landed on a desert island. You have collected a number of useful things. Use these things and design.

Useful things: Fishing rod Shelter Water container Means of escape Way of attracting attention Useful things: Fishing rod Shelter Water container Means of escape Way of attracting attention to bring help