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    Inventors and Scientists
    Inventors and Scientists
    Inventors and Scientists
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    Inventors and Scientists

    Written by Marilyn Boyer

    Narrated by Will Stauff

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    About this audiobook

    Inventors & Scientists: Notable Lives from History offers you a fun way to give your 4th – 8th grade level students reading practice. Delightful for anyone who enjoys history and science, this reader features 10 notable inventors and scientists from around the world.


    • Carl Linnaeus
    • Eli Whitney
    • Robert Fulton
    • Samuel F.B. Morse
    • Louis Pasteur
    • Alexander Graham Bell
    • Thomas Edison
    • Booker T. Washington
    • George Washington Carver
    • The Wright Brothers


    Inventors and Scientists is part of the What a Character! Series which can be used alongside Master Books curriculum for reading practice or to dive deeper on topics that are of special interest to the students. The stories incorporate well with history, language arts, vocabulary words and definitions, as well as science, innovation, and cultural insights.

    Your students will be inspired by Inventors & Scientists to apply their God-given talents and opportunities to impact their generation and

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNew Leaf Publishing Group
    Release dateOct 10, 2023
    ISBN9781614588887
    Inventors and Scientists

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