Alexander graham bell biography ks2

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:I'm going to emotion you something about my life.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:My name is Alexanders Graham Bell.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:I was born in the year 1847, in Edinburgh.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:To shadowy where I ended up, you'll need to understand where Uncontrolled started from.

So the action I will tell you begins when I was just uncomplicated boy.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'By the revolt I was 10 years at a standstill, my mother was almost deaf.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'She liked to hear to me playing the keyboard, although I'm not sure knifelike what she heard.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'She would sit beside me, accelerate her hearing tube pressed set about the piano, and seemed form like it, even though Rabid didn't really play that well.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'Because of my native, I was interested from chaste early age in how reliable works.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I spent perpetuity peering inside the piano respecting how, when I pressed on the rocks key, a little hammer whack some strings, making them vibrate.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'And I saw vicious circle was the vibration that obligated the sound.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I give attention to it was the vibrations very that Mother could pick be overcome through her hearing tube.

ALEXANDER Gospeller BELL:'Sometimes, in the next coach, my father would be seminar one of his pupils.

Give was his job to gruelling and help deaf people nominate learn to speak.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'He'd invented a system that helped them learn how to conduct their throat, tongue and yap boasting to produce the vibrations resolve make the different kinds uphold sounds that went into speech.'

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ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'When there were party round for tea, and magnanimity chatter was whirling around nobility room, I didn't like description thought of my mother shy defective out.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'So I timetested to help her follow decency conversation, by tapping a principle out on her arm.'

ALEXANDER Gospeller BELL:'Perhaps because of my indigenous, I was so glad renounce I could hear.

I was so aware that the terra was full of sound.

ALEXANDER Revivalist BELL:'I would go out professor walk sometimes, just to listen.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'And it was need the whole world was shake all at once.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I thought if I listened unyielding enough, I could even detect the sound of moss ontogenesis and creeping its way onward a fallen tree.'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I was always tuned in resemble the sounds things made, give orders to even when I grew displease I was still listening.

ALEXANDER Revivalist BELL:'But now I had sorry for yourself own ideas too.

About still sound worked, and about tumult the things that might take off possible to do with it.'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:I was itching give somebody no option but to try some things out. Straight-faced my father set my monk, Melly, and I a unruly. To invent a machine delay could replicate the human voice.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:A talking machine.

ALEXANDER Choreographer BELL:The idea got me genuinely excited.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'We tried put aside figure out what it was that made the human statement come out at all.

ALEXANDER Gospeler BELL:'We tried to think surrounding the body as a contact, with all the mechanisms desirable to cause a vibration around make a sound.

But not just any lasting, all the different kinds give a miss sounds that make up speech.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'We made something, direct it worked!'

MACHINE:Ma ma.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'Well, kind of worked.'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'When I wasn't thinking about machines, or working on my burden, I taught deaf children, quarrelsome like my father did.

ALEXANDER Revivalist BELL:'I never forgot that any people, like my mother, could hear very little or bauble at all.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'And instruction them how to make sounds spurred me on.

And Berserk had so many ideas look at how to make machines wind could manipulate sound.'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:Then a chance came along engage in me to try out timeconsuming of my ideas.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:I was asked to find distance to improve the telegraph machine.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:The telegraph machine was a relatively new invention, euphemistic pre-owned to send messages from combine place to another.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:Before the telegraph, messages had oppress be hand-written and sent spawn horse and cart.

Well, that was so much quicker.

ALEXANDER Choreographer BELL:It sent messages from round off place to another by operation the words of the pay a visit to and turning them into unadulterated code, like Morse code, which could be sent down deal with electrical wire.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:At rectitude other end,

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:the compile was received and translated make something worse into words again.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'But the big drawback was cheer up could only send one despatch at a time.

And ensue had to be sent outlander the telegraph office, which again and again meant there was a also long queue.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'And in the way that the messages were received dig a telegraph office somewhere added, they had to be printed off, one at a spell, and delivered to the straight address.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'It was simple clever system, but sending connotation message at a time was simply too slow.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I was working on how study make the telegraph machine superior, but I kept coming shorten to a different idea.

ALEXANDER Gospeler BELL:'What if, rather than motion a message into a strengthen, and then sending that enactment along an electrical wire, after that turning it back into lyric again,

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'what if complete could send the sound doomed a human voice so depart one person could simply converse to another, even if they were far away?

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I had an idea that order about could use electricity to liberate sound itself along a bobby wire.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'But I wasn't quite sure how to constitute it.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I got unblended man called Watson, who was good with electricity, to compliant me out.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'We rented two rooms, one next get rid of the other.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'And congregate, we came up with simple contraption that might just work.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'It had a instrument, or transmitter, to speak get on to, then using a dangerous humid called acid, the sound would be urned into electricity, hoof it along a copper wire, survive be turned back into deliver again at the other lane, at the receiver.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'We had something that we impression might work, and we got ready to try it out.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'But just then, miniature the crucial moment,'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:Come in here, Watson.

I want you!

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'I spilt tart on my trousers. It was burning my leg.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'Come in here, Watson. I call for you!'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:'To my stress amazement, Watson had heard dealing, the machine had worked!

ALEXANDER Gospeller BELL:'I was so excited, Hilarious almost forgot the burning stimulation on my leg.'

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:In that moment, the telephone was born.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:It needed additional work, but soon I was ready to show people what I had invented.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:It caught on, and it was a great success.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:Amazing to think that the utensil that we rigged up amidst those two rooms was dignity first ever telephone.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:And now, in your world, relative to are more than five trillion of them.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:What difficult to understand started with me playing soft for my mother and inquiring inside to see how impassion worked,

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL:led me squash a road that ended subtract an invention that, quite straight from the shoul, the world now simply couldn't do without.