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Here's a sample of the prompts Jim Wayne put together for you for the coming week:
February 11: Thomas Edison was born in 1847. He patented more inventions than any other single person in history. His talent was to see situations where an invention could make life better, then to work out a way to make the things he imagined. Imagine an invention that would make your life better. What would it do?
Here's a sample of the prompts Jim Wayne put together for you for the coming week:
February 11: Thomas Edison was born in 1847. He patented more inventions than any other single person in history. His talent was to see situations where an invention could make life better, then to work out a way to make the things he imagined. Imagine an invention that would make your life better. What would it do?
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