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I Didn't Know That Some Trains Run on Water (Wow! I Didn't Know That!)

I Didn't Know That Some Trains Run on Water (Wow! I Didn't Know That!)

Published in
2014
3.67
on Goodreads (6)

Description

Did you know that trains opened up the American West? That some have several locomotives? That they can go upside down? Discover for yourself these and many more amazing facts about rail transport, from the earliest steam trains to the latest technology of the high-speed trains, in this awesome book all about trains! With a cover designed to grab a child's attention (including foil, spot UV, and embossing), and an immediately engaging interior filled with varying text lengths and density, diverse illustrations, dynamic layouts, and the most current information laid out in a captivating format, young readers will come back to this book again and again, building their science knowledge base as well as vocabulary. Fun facts, true or false quizzes, search and find features, clearly labelled graphics, and text boxes are designed to hold the attention of all types of learners, making the information accessible and interesting, as well as engaging and entertaining.
Age
9-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
32 pages

Why to read

  • Educational Value: The book provides interesting facts and information about trains and their capabilities, such as running on water, which can enhance one's knowledge about transportation and engineering marvels.
  • Engaging Content: Kate Petty is known for creating content that is both informative and entertaining, making learning fun for readers of all ages, especially children who are naturally curious about how things work.
  • Illustrations and Design: The 'Wow! I Didn't Know That!' series often includes vivid illustrations and engaging design elements that help readers visualize the concepts and facts presented, making the reading experience more enjoyable.
  • Inspires Curiosity: Reading about unique and lesser-known facts can spark a reader's curiosity to learn more about the subject and explore other interesting topics in science, technology, and history.