Books with title The Story Book Of Transportation

Did you know that the wheel was invented in prehistoric times, in about 3500 B.C.? Now we can travel between towns and cities in super-fast trains, in fast cars, and halfway around the world in a day in airplanes. From dugout canoes from 10,000 years ago right through to modern-day driverless cars, this book charts the amazing history of transportation.

We're going to Grandma's house! A normal trip to Grandma's turns into an amazing journey. Will the family EVER get there? All sorts of transportation ASL sign words are involved in getting to Grandma's house! Mr.C will ENGAGE, ENTERTAIN & EMPOWER your child with this fun story as they learn 40 American Sign Language words. This book is written with a ‘Progressive Learning’ approach for children ages 3-10. Progressively your child will enjoy and learn from this eBook for many years to come. Each time the story is read, they will remember more and more of the signs. Your child will become confident and be able to read the stories and sign the words at the same time. BENEFITS of learning SIGN LANGUAGE: Your child will have better… • Eye-hand coordination • Reading & spelling development • Communication options • Integrated brain development • Higher self-esteem by learning a new language • Parent-child bonding when done together Download free fun kid stuff at StoriesAndSigns.com/Kidzone

Today, we can travel across the world in very short periods of time through fast-moving vehicles. It was not possible a few decades ago. But have you ever wondered how this became possible? The Story of Transport takes you on a journey, spanning the invention of wheel to modern-day marvels of speed. It also makes you aware that although vehicles have contributed to humankind‛s progress, their overuse is polluting the environment. Indeed, they are contributing to global warming and suffocating our planet. So get, set, go, and find some fast, green ways for futuristic travel!About the author:A journalist and children‛s author, Benita Sen has written several books – fiction and non-fiction – for children and young people. A couple of her stories have been included in English textbooks by a leading publisher. And some of her stories have earned recommendations internationally. Her fact book on Polar Creatures has been recommended by a university in North America as an excellent source for individual reading and research, and her story Yakity Yak was selected for the Fifth Nami Island International Children's Book Festival in Korea in 2010. Also, her stories find a place in compilations of well-known organizations like Association of Writers and Illustrators and National Foundation for Communal Harmony.