Benjamin Franklin Scientist And Inventor

Benjamin Franklin: Scientist, Inventor, Printer, and Statesman describes one of America's leading figures during the American Revolution, discussing his many roles and influences throughout history. After moving to Philadelphia at age 17, Franklin began his journey ʺwithout the least Recommendation to or Knowledge of any Person in the Place, and with very little Money in [his] Pocket.ʺ Soon after, Franklin became one of the most dynamic men of the American colonies, publishing Poor Richard's Almanac as well as several other publications.

Discusses Benjamin Franklin's experiments and inventions involving electricity and examines his improvements to everyday ojects of his time.

Describes the life and accomplishments of the man who discovered that lightning is electricity.

Traces the life of Benjamin Franklin, discussing his accomplishments and contributions as a printer, inventor, politician, philanthropist, and scientist.

A biography of America's founding father for kids

Discusses the life of Benjamin Franklin and his work as scientist, inventor and statesman.

Many people know that Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity through lightning, but he was also a great inventor and helped write the Declaration of Independence! Young readers will learn about Franklin's life in this appealing biography that has been translated into Spanish and features plenty of vibrant images, supportive text, Fun Fact boxes, and an accommodating timeline, glossary, and index.