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Thomas Alva Edison free printable coloring sheet for kids with handwriting practice.
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The inventor who perfected the electric light bulb and invented the phonograph (among other things)!

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Learning about Thomas Edison is beneficial for children as it inspires creativity, innovation, and perseverance. Edison's life story teaches valuable lessons about overcoming challenges, the importance of hard work, and the impact of curiosity and persistence. Understanding his contributions to modern technology, such as the light bulb and phonograph, helps children appreciate the history of innovation and encourages them to think creatively and problem-solve, fostering a mindset that can lead to future success and breakthroughs.
 
 
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