William Heath Robinson (1872-1944) was a victorian cartoonist best known for drawing overly complicated mechanisms able to achieve only simple objectives. Despite a big production and a certain recognition in the UK where, during the First World War, the name "Heath Robinson" came to be...
Hey there, friend! Just the other day, I stumbled upon this fantastic video by MadlyOdd that took me down memory lane. It's all about the strangest car features ever used! Can you believe how far we've come with car innovations? Some of the features had me chuckling and reminiscing about the good old days. Remember
William Heath Robinson (1872-1944) was a victorian cartoonist best known for drawing overly complicated mechanisms able to achieve only simple objectives. Despite a big production and a certain recognition in the UK where, during the First World War, the name "Heath Robinson" came to be...
William Heath Robinson (1872-1944) was a victorian cartoonist best known for drawing overly complicated mechanisms able to achieve only simple objectives. Despite a big production and a certain recognition in the UK where, during the First World War, the name "Heath Robinson" came to be...
Products that are just weird enough to want.
Like Bruno Gironcoli’s monumental sculptures, Rube Goldberg’s crazy constructions examine the human element of the machine. And give instructions for nose wiping and catching mice.
Ten year old Rupert Paterson might be small for his age, but he makes up for it with a BIG imagination. His wild stories and wacky inventions are legendary around town, and his fellow citizens are getting a bit tired of his superhero routine. When a robber comes to town, Rupert’s life takes on a whole new dimension as he believes it is up to him to save his hometown. Kids and adults alike will fall in love with this heartwarming film and its lessons about true heroism. Starring: Sean Campbell, Melissa DiLuigi, Johnny Crawford PRODUCT DETAILS Composer: Peter Breiner Rating: PG Release Date: 1998 Runtime: 76 minutes Formats: Standard DVD Genres: Kids & Family Languages: English
A thousand inventions all had their debut in Geneva, including a robotic claw hand, a high-tech screen to play simulated golf and a ball designed to protect its user from electromagnetic waves generated by WiFi.
Motorbike powered boat. The Dimple Maker The flying bicycle Robot answering machine The Japanese “war tuba” was used to located enemy aircraft by sound prior to the invention of radar. The 1961 Buick
The cartoonist's "simple" solutions to everyday problems set a standard for needlessly-complex technology
William Heath Robinson (1872-1944) was a victorian cartoonist best known for drawing overly complicated mechanisms able to achieve only simple objectives. Despite a big production and a certain recognition in the UK where, during the First World War, the name "Heath Robinson" came to be...
Grant Wood, American Gothic Assignment Rube Goldberg Wild and Wacky Inventions American Farm Scenes No. 4 from Currier and Ives Grid
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The black-and-white images were found in magazines from the late 1880s that were uncovered by Caroline Rochford, an author and family historian from Wakefield, West Yorkshire.
This week I participated in the CZT event ZenAgain. One of the sessions channeled Leonardo Da Vinci and his wacky inventions over an opus tile.
William Heath Robinson (1872-1944) was a victorian cartoonist best known for drawing overly complicated mechanisms able to achieve only simple objectives. Despite a big production and a certain recognition in the UK where, during the First World War, the name "Heath Robinson" came to be...
William Heath Robinson (1872-1944) was a victorian cartoonist best known for drawing overly complicated mechanisms able to achieve only simple objectives. Despite a big production and a certain recognition in the UK where, during the First World War, the name "Heath Robinson" came to be...
Grant Wood, American Gothic Assignment Rube Goldberg Wild and Wacky Inventions American Farm Scenes No. 4 from Currier and Ives Grid
Simone Giertz is widely known online as the "queen of shitty robots." As Boing Boing has previously noted, she's a contemporary Rube Goldberg who makes all sorts of weird and…
The black-and-white images were found in magazines from the late 1880s that were uncovered by Caroline Rochford, an author and family historian from Wakefield, West Yorkshire.
A wetsuit that's an actual suit is the most stylish thing to happen to surfing
Artists Inspiring Other Artists to Become Better Educators
William Heath Robinson (1872-1944) was a victorian cartoonist best known for drawing overly complicated mechanisms able to achieve only simple objectives. Despite a big production and a certain recognition in the UK where, during the First World War, the name "Heath Robinson" came to be...
A wearable hamster tunnel? A tricycle that doubles as a lawn mower? An air-conditioned shoe? These are just a few of the wacky inventions likely to have your students gaping in wonder and stretching their language production capacities to express themselves with this high-interest set of language exercises and resources on the topics of unique inventions and the inventing process. Great for teen and adult second language learners, as well as language enrichment and development for various ages and skill levels. Included in this 16-page set: - Pre-reading speaking exercises in which students infer the purpose and product name of two sets of 8 wacky inventions from pictures; - Product description matching corresponding to the sets of 8 inventions, with featured vocabulary which is then reviewed in cloze sentences in which students determine correct word from context; - 2 images of Rube Goldberg inventions with cloze vocabulary and information about the newspaper cartoonist/engineer; - A link to a 3-minute Youtube video, 'Why Inventors Are Awesome', and corresponding discussion questions; - An extended reading about the inventing process with featured vocabulary, discussion questions and a writing exercise requiring students to employ the problem/solution method to visualize and describe their own unique invention; - Large card versions of the Wacky Inventions for preview and speaking activities: present the invention images and have students discuss in pairs, "What is its purpose?"/"How does it work?"/"What would you call it?" before revealing; also good for ranking and discussion activities, such as, rate the inventions from most to least useful, or from those you'd be most or least likely to buy; - Full answer keys, listening script, and teaching suggestions; A fantastic theme unit exercising all four language skills with plenty of room for differentiation and enrichment. Thanks for checking out my product, and happy teaching! NOTE: Pink checkerboard background has been removed from the student pages, in response to popular demand.
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