When he was a child, Edison asked		he sold newspapers and candy on a train.
He once tried to hatch some eggs		in Menlo Park, New Jersey.
In his whole life he		by sitting on them.
Edison's mother		taught him at home.
To make money for his early experiments		went to school only three months.
At age sixteen he went		Edison had many other inventions.
He said he didn't mind being deaf		improving a machine at the gold company.
When hunting for a job in New York		he slept in the basement of a gold company.
He was paid $40,000 for		1500 materials before making a light bulb.
Edison built a laboratory		because it helped him concentrate.
Edison and his team tried		a lot of questions.
In addition to the electric light		to work for the telegraph office.