As the tallest buildings on Earth, skyscrapers tower over cities! These massive buildings house offices, shops, and apartments in cities around the world. This title introduces readers to the building methods, materials, and science that lets these towers climb high into the sky.
The Science of Super Powers (Disney Learning Discovery Books)
by Kris Hirschmann
Electricity and Magnetism (Usborne Understanding Science) (Usborne Understanding Science S.)
by E Humberstone, Paul-Francis Law, and Peter Adamczyk
-- Contains clear explanations, colorful illustrations and fascinating facts for advanced students-- Includes experiments and projects
Surveys the history of wind power and windmills, outlines the science that makes them work, and provides instructions for increasingly difficult projects that demonstrate each principle--
Cool Leatherworking Projects: Fun & Creative Workshop Activities (Cool Industrial Arts)
by Rebecca Felix
Autobuses Escolares (School Buses) (Spanish Version) (Mi Comunidad: Vehiculos (My Community: Vehicles))
by Julie Murray
Cars (Investigations S.) (All About)
by Peter Harrison and Peter Cahill
Recounts the history of the automobile; describes how various automotive systems work; discusses auto racing, special types of vehicles, and safety and environmental questions; and suggests related projects.
Pulleys (Blastoff! Readers: Simple Machines) (Simple Machines)
by Kay Manolis
"Simple text, full color photographs, and illustrations introduce beginning readers to the basic principles of pulleys. Developed by literary experts for students in grades 4 through 6"--Provided by publisher.
Plow and Ripper (21st Century Basic Skills Library: Welcome to the Farm)
by Samantha Bell
Amazing Military Robots (Robots ) (Robots (Hardcover))
by Sean Stewart Price
First Coding introduces children to the basic principles of programming and computing, from being safe on the internet to their first steps in computer logic. This series uses easy-to-read text and colourful images, as well as real examples of code.
How to Design the World's Best Bike (How to Design the World's Best)
by Paul Mason
Imagine someone gave you a sackful of money and told you to build a bike. You'd definitely want it to be the best bike in the world. But how do you go about designing THAT? Armed with your own imagination and some smart research, find out how you can transform a fantasy design into an actual dream product. You'll apply real-world design considerations to your ideas, refining your design to make it workable and achievable as it takes shape.
Firefighter Tools (Bumba Books (R) - Community Helpers Tools of the Trade)
by Laura Hamilton Waxman
Screws (Simple Machines) (Blastoff! Readers: Simple Machines)
by Kay Manolis
"Simple text, full color photographs, and illustrations introduce beginning readers to the basic principles of screws. Developed by literary experts for students in grades 4 through 6"--Provided by publisher.
Sally's dad has built her a new treehouse, but Max the dog can't climb up and join in all the fun - he needs a new doghouse!Come along as five friends go on a quest to find out all they can about buildings and how they are constructed. By checking out structures, both big and small, Sally and her four friends (and Max and Ollie the cat!) learn about how buildings are made, what makes them strong and how they stay standing. After a fun day of exploring they are ready to build Max the best doghous...
Bugs That Make Your Computer Crawl (Coding Is Categorical)
by Brian P Cleary
Metal (First Step Nonfiction) (First Step Nonfiction -- Materials)
by Melanie Mitchell
How Do Computers Talk to One Another? (Lightning Bolt Books Our Digital World) (Lightning Bolt Our Digital World)
by Melissa Abramovitz
En El Parque de Atracciones (Amusement Park Rides) (Set) (el Parque de Atracciones (Amusement Park Rides))