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A bear on a bicycle introduces us to the idea that shapes appear on things that go. Circle (hot air balloon and unicycle); oval (Zeppelin, rocket, submarine, airplane, and helicopter); triangle (hang glider and bicycle frame/wheel spokes), and so on, for all the common shapes. Big, colorful shapes and modes of transportation keep the attention of the youngest learner. Buy now and enjoy!

This fun book explores the six simple machines: inclined plane, wedge, screw, lever, wheel & axle, and pulley. A poem introduces the problem: How can we make work easier? Kid-friendly text and pictures then explain and show how each machine works and helps us. Examples are given from everyday life that children are familiar with, along with illustrations of kids using the machines. Children are gently introduced to the vocabulary of physics and engineering, along with guides to pronunci

Through delightful illustrations, and clear, easy-to-understand text, kids are introduced to the heavy machinery and other tools used on a construction site, with kids operating the machines. Following a modified “Who am I?” format, the book describes a machine and what it does, and the reader is asked, “What is my machine?” A picture of the machine follows, with the operator giving the name of the machine, and saying, “It is most important on the construction site.” (This is an amusing, p

Award-winning Finalist, 2018 Best Book Awards! Your little one will enjoy the rhymes and specially crafted illustrations--all the while learning about things that go!