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Machines at Work

Machines at Work

Published in
1987
3.86
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Description

This book is part of a series which includes at least 20 amusing activities for children to do, to help them think about important science facts and ideas. Each double page includes an introduction to the basic science concerned, an imaginative range of activities to try, with explanations of what happens and some extra "Did You Know" information.;In this book, a wide range of activities will give the reader an uncomplicated, hands-on understanding of levers, pulleys, ramps, screws, cranks, mills, transmitting forces and combating friction.
Age
2-5
Text complexity
developing
Length
32 pages

Why to read

  • Educational Content: 'Machines at Work' by Byron Barton introduces young readers to the fascinating world of construction and the various machines used on a work site. It provides educational content in a simple and engaging way, making it perfect for early learning.
  • Vibrant Illustrations: The book features bold and colorful illustrations that capture the attention of children. These illustrations not only complement the text but also help in visual learning, making it easier for kids to identify and remember different types of machinery.
  • Easy-to-Understand Language: Byron Barton uses clear and simple language that is easy for young readers to understand. This makes 'Machines at Work' an excellent choice for beginning readers who are just starting to read on their own.
  • Encourages Imagination: Reading about the various machines and their functions can spark a child's imagination and curiosity about how things are built. This book can inspire creative play, where children emulate the construction process with their own toys and tools.