Edison should write a composition about the story of laying eggs.

1. Edison's story 1 ten thousand words. Incubation experience

Edison liked to think when he was a child, and his curiosity was particularly strong. One morning, the whole family suddenly found Edison missing and couldn't find him anywhere. It was not until the evening that he found it lying next to the henhouse with many eggs under its stomach. It turned out that he was whimsical and wanted to hatch chickens with his own body, but it backfired: the eggshell was broken and the yolk was bright. Little Edison also understood that chickens can hatch eggs, but for some reason, people can't hatch eggs.

2. The worst student

Edison likes to know what he is interested in. But going to school is another matter. Edison went to school at the age of eight, when his family had just moved to Port Huron, another big lake. Trapped in the classroom all day, he felt bored.

Like most teachers at that time, the teachers in this school also believed in stick education. Edison was very afraid of Sten. Even so, he still couldn't learn a lot of knowledge taught by his teacher. His curious habit made the teacher even angrier.

Edison became the worst student in the class for three months in a row. Later, he heard the teacher talking about him, saying that something was wrong with him and that he was "confused". Edison knew what this meant: a bad egg is a bad egg. In a rage, he rushed out of the classroom and never wanted to go back.

At home, his mother Nancy stood beside him. For a time, Edison went to other schools intermittently. But most of the time, his mother taught him herself. In other words, she asked him to teach himself. Encouraged by her, he eagerly read books: Shakespeare, history and the Bible. When he was 9 years old, one day, she gave him a book about science, which was the first time he read such a book. This book, called School of Natural Philosophy, allows readers to do some simple experiments at home. Since then, Al's life has changed.

He read the book and did all the experiments in it. Then he started his own experiment. He bought chemicals, looked around for wires and other waste materials, and set up a laboratory in his bedroom. One of his experiments is to put the tails of two big cats on a wire and let their tails rub against each other in an attempt to generate static electricity. The only result is that he was beaten bloody by two cats!

Another of his early experiments was to let a friend take a large dose of foaming powder, hoping that the gas generated by this powder in the human body would send him into the sky like a balloon filled with gas.

After hard exploration, "looking for a needle in a haystack" finally succeeded.

Eddie started his hard career at the age of 12. He worked as a newsboy on the train, learned the technique of delivering newspapers, and went to Boston and new york. It was not until he was 24 years old that he had his own factory and a happy family. Edison announced in 1878 that he would invent a safe electric lamp with soft light and low price. In order to find a suitable filament, Edison tried boron, ruthenium, chromium, carbon essence and various metal alloys, totaling more than 600 materials, which lasted for 13 months, but all failed. Someone blew a cold wind and said that Edison "ate something that could not be chewed" this time. A physicist who once worked for Edison called this experiment "looking for a needle in a haystack". However, Edison was not afraid of failure, so he insisted on the experiment and made up his mind to take a needle out of the sea. Where there is a will, there is a way. 1879 65438+1October 10 At 5 pm on Sunday, Edison lit a light bulb filled with carbonized cotton silk. He personally observed and recorded it. This time, the light bulb is bright and stable. 1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, ... The light bulb is always on. From 19 and 20 to 2 1, no one went to rest. It was not until 2 1 2 pm that Edison asked his assistant to raise the voltage a little, and the light bulb became brighter when it was lit for 45 hours. After a few minutes, the filament finally burned out. The Tribune, The New York Herald, reported the success of the light bulb experiment in a full page. Edison got all the patents, and it is recognized that he invented the incandescent lamp. /kloc-On New Year's Eve in 0/879, Edison lit 60 light bulbs and hung them in Monroe Park. It was snowing heavily at that time, and more than 3000 people came to visit under the heavy snow.

Edison was a pragmatic man. His motto is: "I seek what human beings need, and then I will take a step forward and try to invent it." Some people say that invention is the product of fate and Edison is a genius. Edison sighed and said, "Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration!" " When someone asked him how he persisted in inventing the light bulb in 654.38 million failures, he said that he had never failed in this process; On the contrary, he found 6.5438+0 million invalid methods. The 3,400 notes he wrote in his life recorded his inventions and experiments in detail, which is a strong evidence of this passage. When Edison was 77 years old, someone asked him, "When will you retire?" He blurted out, "The day before my funeral!" Once, someone asked Edison half jokingly, "Do you agree to give science ten annual holidays?" Edison replied seriously, "Science will never take a day off. It has been working every minute for hundreds of millions of years and it will continue to work like this. " Indeed, Edison fulfilled his promise. He is over 80 years old. In order to "make more inventions", he is still working diligently to extract latex from weeds in his country.

2. Briefly summarize the story of Edison hatching eggs. Hens can hatch chicks by lying on eggs. How do eggs become chickens? Can people lie on it? He decided to give it a try.

Edison brought some eggs from home and found a quiet place in his neighbor's house. He first built a nest, covered it with soft thatch, then laid eggs and squatted on it. He wants to see for himself how eggs hatch into chickens. It's getting dark and Edison hasn't come home yet. Everyone in the family was anxious, so they looked for him everywhere.

Looking around, I found Edison in my neighbor's backyard. I saw him sitting motionless on a grass nest with many blades of grass on his body and head.

When the family saw it, they were angry and funny. They asked him, "What are you doing here?" "I'm here to hatch eggs! The chicken is about to hatch. " "What eggs hatched? Come out! " Dad shouted.

"Hens can hatch eggs. I want to see how to hatch chickens. " .

3. Edison's story composition Edison is very clever and great. Edison was very clever when he was young, but Edison's family was poor, had no money and couldn't dress himself up, so his whole body was in a mess. Later, Edison was inspired and made up his mind to get ahead. Why did he see that the candle lit at home at that time would glow? Then, he lit a small light bulb at home. He invented a bigger lamp based on a small light bulb, then an energy-saving lamp, and finally an electric light. Edison was the first person in the world to invent the electric light. From here, I can see that Edison is very clever. From here, I can sum up a sentence. There is nothing you can't do in the world, only things you can't think of. Later, Edison became famous. Many people regard him as a celebrity. Edison's spirit is worth learning, and we will become a celebrity in the future. Our task now is to study hard and learn from Edison, and invent some strange things with wide uses according to some inspiration. I will learn from Edison, and remember that everything will succeed as long as you are serious.

4. What stories can Edison write? Edison only attended primary school for three months in his life. His knowledge was acquired by his mother's teaching and self-study. His success should be attributed to his mother's understanding and patient teaching since childhood, which made Edison, who was originally considered an imbecile, become a world-famous "king of invention" when he grew up.

Edison was curious about many things since he was a child. He liked to try it himself until he understood the truth. When he grew up, he devoted himself to research and invention according to his interest in this field. He established a laboratory in New Jersey, and invented more than 2,000 kinds of things in his life, such as electric light, telegraph, phonograph, film machine, magnetic ore separator, crusher and so on. Edison's strong research spirit made him make great contributions to the improvement of human lifestyle.

"Waste, the biggest waste is wasting time." Edison often said to his assistant. "Life is short, so we should try our best to do more with less time."

One day, Edison was working in the laboratory. He handed his assistant an empty glass bulb without a lampholder and said, "Measure the capacity of the bulb." He bowed his head to work again.

After a long time, he asked, "What is the capacity?" He didn't hear the answer, but turned to see the assistant measuring the circumference and inclination of the light bulb with a soft ruler, and poured the measured figures on the table for calculation. He said, "Time, time, why does it take so much time?" Edison came over, picked up the empty light bulb, filled it with water, handed it to his assistant, and said, "Pour the water into the measuring cup and tell me its capacity at once."

The assistant read out the numbers at once.

Edison said, "How easy it is to measure. It is both accurate and time-saving. Why didn't you think of that? " ? Still counting. Isn't that a waste of time? "

The assistant's face turned red.

5. Write a composition about Edison's deeds in 2008, 600 words. The story of Edison.

Edison was very fond of thinking when he was a child, and his curiosity was very strong. When he meets something he doesn't understand, he always pulls his mother and keeps asking until he fully understands it. Once, Edison saw an old hen lying in a henhouse with many eggs under it. He asked his mother. What is the hen doing? Mother told him that the hen was incubating the chicks. Little Edison thought it was very interesting and fun. He also wants to try to see if he can hatch a chicken. Maybe the hatched chicken will call him dad. The next morning, the whole family suddenly found Edison missing. They couldn't find him anywhere. Until evening, they found him lying next to his henhouse with many eggs under his stomach. It turned out that he was whimsical and wanted to hatch chickens with his own body. After reading it, his mother laughed and cried. Edison was covered in chicken manure, and the henhouse was covered with straw. His clothes gave off an unpleasant smell in the henhouse. Little Edison also understood that chickens can hatch eggs, but for some reason, people can't hatch eggs.

Another time, when he saw geese, eagles, sparrows and magpies flying freely in the sky, he thought: Since birds can fly, why can't people fly? So he asked a small shop for a kind of sugar to grind into powder for his friends to eat, so that they could fly into the sky. As a result, almost all his friends died, and Edison was severely beaten by his father.

When Edison 12 years old, he sold newspapers on the train. There was a special compartment on the train for passengers to smoke, and he begged the conductor to let him take a small place there.

The conductor agreed that he would occupy a corner there. He moved chemicals, bottles and cans there, sold out newspapers and did all kinds of interesting experiments.

Once, a bottle of white phosphorus was knocked down by a sudden vibration while the train was moving. Phosphorus burns as soon as it meets air. Many people came to put out the fire with Edison. The conductor was so angry that he threw all Edison's experiments out and slapped him hard, which made him deaf in one ear.

Edison's spirit of bold experiment, fearless persistence and brave exploration of science is deeply imprinted in our hearts.