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Machines
Janice Parker
Library Binding (Lightbox, Aug. 1, 2017)Now preteens can examine science in a meaningful way through this 12-book, reader-friendly series. In each title, reader focus on the vocational, environmental, technological, and societal aspects of major scientific principles. An exciting Internet theme is also carried through the graphics and text, with "links," "buttons," and "byte-sized fact" boxes. Application activities allow readers to use their new knowledge in everyday life.
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Monster Building Machines
Angela Royston, G. Thompson
Hardcover (Frances Lincoln Childrens Books, Nov. 15, 1990)None
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Machines
Henry Pluckrose
Paperback (Prentice Hall (a Pearson Education company), March 1, 1990)None
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Let's Look at Monster Machines
Andrew Langley, Mike Atkinson
Hardcover (Hodder Wayland, March 31, 1990)None
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Monster Machines
Andrew Langley
Paperback (Puffin Books, March 15, 1991)None
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Machines
David Glover
Hardcover (Two-Can Publishing Ltd, Dec. 31, 1999)None
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Machines
Jerome J Notkin
Unknown Binding (Transworld, )None
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Let's Look at Monster Machines
John Allan
eBook (Hungry Tomato ®, Aug. 1, 2019)Engaging text and large photographs showcase machines so massive, they're monstrous! The Mini Mechanics characters explain key features of each vehicle and how they work.
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Machines
Caroline Grimshaw
Paperback (Cooper Square Publishing Llc, July 1, 2000)-- Stimulating question and answer format to help children learn all about exciting and important topics.-- Can be read straight through question by question or by following the special 'Connect' boxes, which lead kids from one area of interest to another related area.-- Learners find out something new each time they read the books.-- Non-traditional approach to reference works well for classroom research and gifted programs.-- Dazzling graphics make information gathering enjoyable.
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Machines
Henry Pluckrose
Paperback (Blackwell, March 1, 1990)None
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Machines
Professor John Williams (Ph
Paperback (Wayland, June 14, 2001)A first look at the concept of machines for KS1 (5-7 years) children, covering machines in the home and in the classroom as well as in industry and transport. Looks at different uses of machines and sources of energy, eg. electricity, wheels, cogs, levers, pedals and fuel.
