Timeline - Fill in as much details as you can about the three men - Worksheet - Year 2

This worksheet is designed for Year 2 students to explore the contributions of three influential figures in history: Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison, and Lewis Howard Latimer. The worksheet features a timeline that spans from 1800 to 1980 and prompts students to fill in details about the lives and achievements of these three men. The timeline is a visual tool to help students understand the chronological context of each inventor's work and their impact on the world.

Alexander Graham Bell is best known for his invention of the telephone, which revolutionized communication in the late 19th century. Thomas Edison, an American inventor, is famous for his work on the light bulb and phonograph, among many other inventions. Lewis Howard Latimer, a lesser-known but equally important figure, was a black inventor who made significant improvements to the design and production of the carbon filament used in Edison's light bulbs and also worked closely with both Bell and Edison. The worksheet encourages students to research and discover the important contributions of these men, particularly highlighting the role of black individuals like Latimer who have helped shape our modern world. It is a valuable educational resource provided by Focus Education (UK) Ltd, aiming to enhance students' historical knowledge and appreciation for these pioneering inventors.