George washington carver biography powerpoint presentation

          George Washington Carver was born into slavery in in Missouri.!

          Many kids may ask, who is George Washington Carver?

          George Washington Carver Crafts and Learning Activities

          African-American/Black History Crafts and Learning Activities George Washington Carver Recognition Day - January 5th

           

          George Washington Carver was an amazing man.

          He was born a slave, orphaned as an infant, didn't walk until he was three because of bad health, coughed so much that he permanently damaged his vocal cords, and stuttered and was made fun of by others. With all these things against him, you would think that George Washington Carver didn't have much chance in life to make something of himself.

          But George had many more things going for him than against him.

          The slaveholder family of his mother raised George and his brother as their own. They taught him how to read and the value of hard work.

          Our George Washington Carver PowerPoint teaches your children all about the great ideas of George Washington Carver, the agricultural scientist and inventor.

        1. Our George Washington Carver PowerPoint teaches your children all about the great ideas of George Washington Carver, the agricultural scientist and inventor.
        2. He became the first black student at Iowa State Agricultural College.
        3. George Washington Carver was born into slavery in in Missouri.
        4. George Washington Carver was an inventor, botanist, and chemist known for his work with peanuts and sweet potatoes.
        5. He was raised by his slave owners, Moses and Susan Carver, until he was sent to an all-black school when he was Carver developed an intrest.

          6. They also taught him how to be thrifty and support and take care of himself at a very young age. He knew how to sew, cook, knit, and crochet.

          George was exceptional in that he knew how to teach himself through observat