
- Read Teacher Information: Summary of The Wrong Trousers on page T 19.
- Preview the video.
Automobile Links
Automobile History at About.com
New Vista High School's Automobile History
Events in Automobile History
Milestones in Automotive History
Telephone Links
The Film "The Telephone"
Telephone Tribute
Telephone History Pages
Television Links
American Experience Telequotes
American Experience TV Milestones
Development of the Television
People and Discoveries
Technology Timeline
Television History—The First 75 Years
How Television Works
Timepiece Links
Clock History at About.com
History of Timekeeping
It's About Time
Technology Timeline
A Walk Through Time
History of Watches
Typewriter Links
The ClassicTypewriter Page
Computer Keyboard at About.com
Technology Timeline
The Typewriter at About.com
Virtual Typewriter Museum
Carbons to Computers: Typewriters
No student module resources for this activity.
- Preview the Scavenger Hunt and the Web sites that students will visit for the scavenger hunt.
- Select a scavenger hunt product to bring to class.
- Decide whether to pre-assess students’ skills in using PowerPoint.
Read Scavenger Hunt (updated: 10/7/09) to find out what information to search for. Then go to your assigned Web site. Follow the instructions on page 67 in the Student Guide.
Web sites for Scavenger Hunt
- Folbot Folding Kayaks
- Bega Cheese Company
- Rickenbacker Guitar
- Yamaha Musical Instruments
- Tom's of Maine
Before You Teach- Preview the Web sites below that students will visit.
- Be ready to divide the class into six teams to research bicycle subassemblies.

Confused by all these technical terms? Bicycle Terms contains a glossary of bicycle parts.
Your Research Team's job is to find information about one major bicycle subassembly and then prepare a chart displaying your research.
Frame Links
- Frame Materials for the Touring Cyclist
- The Exploratorium's Science of Cycling
- How Bicycles Work
- Bicycle Materials: Elastic Content
Drive Train and Brake System Links
- The Exploratorium's Science of Cycling
- How Bicycles Work
- Bicycle Repair
- Brakes
- Drive Train: Bicycle Materials—Ball Bearings
- Drive Train: Bicycle Propulsion
Gear Mechanisms and Derailer Links
Handlebars, Steering, and Seat Links
Wheels Links
- Citing Sources (Activity 1)
- PowerPoint Skills Pre-Assessment (Activity 5)
- Using PowerPoint (Activity 5)
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