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Philo Taylor Farnsworth grew up on a small farm in Utah. He was inspired by many different inventions, including the hand-cranked telephone, the phonograph, and the radio. One day, when he was plowing the potato fields at his new house in Idaho, he thought of how the television could work. He imagined it from the parallels in the rows of dirt he plowed into parallel lines of light, this would lead to him eventually sharing this idea to his teacher, and then investors that would help him get to the first true, working prototype of the television.

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Philo Taylor Farnsworth was born on a farm, with no entertainment. As a child, he was extremely fascinated in anything mechanical, and asking questions. When working in the field, he realized how he could create television! He went to college, but had to quit at age 18, on account of his father’s sudden death. He found investors, and after many tries, succeeded to make the first working TV. -Priya

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Philos Farnsworth a young boy with a taste for mechanics. When Philos became 8 years old he was the man of the house and saved up money by selling sheep to buy a bike. He moved to a new house with electricity and was able to fix the generator when it broke. He noticed that scientists were working on a moving images device that would show a videotape. He decided that he wanted to work on it and after trial and error he was successful and the first image appeared in 1927!

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Young Philo was interested technology and was bullied for his name. He moved to a new home and started to study technology even more. He wanted to create a television since a book said that was what many scientists had been working on. When he graduated high school he went to college and studied technology and had the idea to capture the lines of light and trap them in a contraption. He married a woman named Pem and created the first television and showed it in 1927…….. -Corey Campbell Murphy

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First a boy named Philo was all about inventions he loved new inventions like the telephone and phonograph. His idols were Bell and Edison. He started playing the violin at the age of 11, but then he moved to Idaho where he was inspired by magazines to create something new. Then when we was working on the field it gave him an idea on how to make television. He married a girl named Pem, and then created the first TV with her. He faced challenges but succeeded

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There was a boy named Philo Farnsworth that grew up in a farm in 1906 that had barely anything. Philo was a curios boy that loved anything mechanical. When he grew up he read an article called “Pictures that fly through the air” that stimulated him. When he was on the potato fields he had an idea on how a T.V. could work. With some money from investors he created the first Television prototype.

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Philo Farnsworth was a young boy who grew up on a farm in Utah. from a young age he showed interest in machines and designs such as bicycles, alarm clocks, crank telephones etc. Next he started fixing radios and also dreaming of something bigger. Then he settled on making the first ever TV, but how.that idea came while helping in the farm day dreaming he fell and saw the parallel rows of the farm and decided that the television Was going to have a projector like light inside of it going super fast parallel side to side moving down all at increadable for the human to know wha is happening.

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When Philo Farnsworth was born he loved asking questions that’s how he wanted to become an inventor. He loved tinkering with anything he can find like bits and bobs, screws and bolts. then he saw way to create television, by breaking down parallel lines of light, capturing and them and transmitting them as electrons he could create television!

In his lab in San Francisco Philo meted a group of men that he showed his invention to and it worked! In the end his invention helped everybody’s life and made kid’s life a lot less boring!

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Philo was born and raised in Utah. At the age of three Philo went to a train station and learned how a train works and that experience inspired him and gave him the love of mechanics. He had to move to Idaho were wile doing his chores he got an idea. He finally realized how to make a film. And so he did.

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There was a boy who was named Philo and he lived on a farm with no entertainment. Philo was all about inventions he got inspired by many creations like hand-cranked telephone, alarm clock, and etc. when Philo was 13 he joined competition and he won by making Model T Fords harder to steal. One bright sunny day the plow created parallel rows of potato fields and then had an idea to make a tv by taking photos. Philo was all about curious smart boy who made the TV we all use today.

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Philo Taylor Farnsworth is famously known as the boy who invented TV. He was born in 1906 in a log cabin, on a farm in Utah. Philo was amazed by the inventions coming to life while he was growing up. He was inspired by inventors like Albert Einstein and Alexander Graham Bell. So he discovered a way to invent the first ever television, his idea was to break down images into parallel lines and transmit them through electrons. After various tries he found investors to invest in his creation. Philo Taylor Farnsworth was an important man in history and we should appreciate his work in history.

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Philo Taylor Farnsworth was born in a log cabin inside of a farm in Utah, and he had no entertainment. He thought that anything mechanical was very interesting from a young age. Scientists were trying to invent a television, and thats when he wanted to invent it. He talked to two business men about his idea and they gave him money and a year to make the television. He failed but he found new investors who gave him another year and he succeeded.

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Philo Farnsworth was a curios kid who grew up in Utah. He was inspired by what he saw in his neighborhood, which included a Hand-Cranked Telephone and a Hand-Cranked Phonograph. At the age of 13 he was inspired by an idea that had not been made and its name was the “television.” He decided that he wanted to invent one so he learned about mechanics and then he asked businessmen for money to create the “television” and they gave him 6000 dollars. At first it failed and he ran out of money so he had to ask other businessmen for more money and this time it worked and he married the love of his life.

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Philo grew up on a farm with no entertainment whatsoever (except for chores) but he had an interest for electronics from early on. He started out in Utah but then later moved to Idaho where he heard about the television from the magazines in the attic. A few years later he went to college but had to quit at age 18 after his dad passed away. While he was plowing the fields one day, he found a way to create the television but it cost a lot of money, which he got from two business men from California. He finally made it work by the due date and created the first image in 1927.

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Philo fansworth grew up in Utah in a farm, he loved almost everything and was very interested in radios,telephones,and phonographs. He knew he wanted to be a great inventor when he was 13 and entered in a contest for young inventors. He was plowing a farm when he got the idea to make a tv by making lines that are parallel go very fast and convey a picture. He found some people who basically sponsored him by giving money to him to make the tv. He made the tv first but forgot the power surge, the second time he did it! The first tv was invented in 1927 by Philo Fansworth.

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Philo Farnsworth grew up on a small farm. He was heavily interested in anything mechanical. One day when he was plowing the dirt, he saw that he was plowing them into perfect parallel lines. This made him think about how he could create a television. He talked to many inventors about it, and then he created the first prototype.

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Philo a boy born in 1906 grew up on a farm in Utah. As a kid he was always interested in mechanical inventions and would enjoy studying things such as the hand cranked telephone, phonographs and radios. One day when Philo was plowing the farm he had the idea of how to create television. Soon he shared his idea to investors who would help him finish his invention of the first television.-Bijoux

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Philo Farnsworth, a curios child born in a farm in Utah, since he was 3 years old, loved engineering and the inventions by famous people. But on a bright, sunny day, fourteen year old Philo was plowing the potato fields when he saw the perfectly parallel lines he was carving. He got a bright idea, and all of his thoughts fused together. He would make something called “television.” His idea was to “capture light in a bottle” he said. With many trails and errors, he finally succeeded. 22 year old Philo Farnsworth announced the invention of television.

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Philo Farnsworth was born in 1906 inside a log cabin in Utah. His curiosity was inspired by Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Edison. He later moved to Idaho where there was a power generator in his house that really interested him, whenever it broke down the repairman came and Philo asked him a lot of questions. One day he was in his potato field plowing it, and he looked back and suddenly had an idea of making a tv. As you can see Philo Farnsworth was an very curios person.

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Philo was born in a small cabin in Utah. He was interested in mechanics when he was very small. He was inspired by great inventors like Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell. Then, he learned that scientists are working on television so he decided to also work on it. He then got inspired by the rays of sunlight and then he invented television. Television transforms the image into rays of electrons, then rearranging the electrons into an image. If this is done very quickly, it would trick the human eye into seeing an image instead of rays.

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Young Philo grew up in the American West, in a lonely neighborhood. As a kid, Philo was interested in 2 machines, a hand-cranked telephone and a phonograph. When Philo was 11 he and his family moved to Idaho to try for a better life. When he turned adult he got $6,000 investment from 2 Californian  business men in a deal that required him to build his Image Dissector within a year on a second attempt after the first ended with an explosion. He successfully created the TV and was heavily praised for revolutionary invention.

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By Lina and Emery

Philo Taylor Farnsworth was born in 1906 on a farm in Utah. Ever since Philo could talk, he loved anything mechanical, and once his parents noticed his interest, they took him to a train station to see a train. As Philo was growing up he became really interested in phonographs and hand cranked telephones. When he was a teenager, scientists were trying to invent television, but it still hadn’t worked out yet. One sunny day, he was plowing the potato fields and looked back at his work and noticed the perfect lines he had made. This gave him the idea to attempt to make television in his own way, which led to the TVs we use now.

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by Zoe and Evan