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Learning about Eyes and Patricia Bath

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Born in New York in 1942, Patricia Bath is the first African American female doctor to receive a medical patent. She invented the Laserphaco Probe for the treatment of cataracts in 1986. With this amazing book, The Doctor with an Eye for Eyes, we had a great time learning about eyes and the amazing Patricia Bath.

Materials Needed
  • white paper
  • printer
  • laminator
  • scissors
  • The Doctor with an Eye for Eyes

This awesome book is a great story about the life of Patricia Bath. It is easy to read with great rhymes and fun illustrations. Early in her life, Patricia feels she can do anything that boys can do and with the encouragement from her family, she does. After receiving a chemistry set as a gift, she quickly discovers her passion in this area, she focuses on becoming a doctor to help the poor and sick. After discovering that blind black patients outnumbered white blind patients, she goes on a quest, researching and learning about lasers which ultimately leads her to invent the Laserphaco Probe. Even though she is met with many challenges along the way, her determination and focus is a great example for all kids to follow.  To go alongside this book, I have created some timeline cards.

Patricia Bath Timeline Cards

All up there are 23 timeline cards that describe different events and notable achievements that happened throughout her life. These are great printed out on white paper and then laminated for durability.

To download your copy of these Patricia Bath Timeline Cards, click on the link below:

*** Patricia Bath Timeline Cards ***

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DISCLOSURE: I WAS GIVEN A DOWNLOAD COPY OF THIS BOOK FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVIEWING. ALL OPINIONS ON THIS BLOG ARE MY OWN AND WERE NOT IN ANYWAY INFLUENCED BY THE PRODUCT PROVIDED OR BY THE COMPANY.

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