wagons

Did you know that wheels and axles help move things far and fast? They can also make it easier for people to turn things. Learn how wheels have changed the world and more in this book.

A father and son find an old Radio Flyer wagon when cleaning out the attic and, through the course of a week, turn it back into a wonderful toy.

Los jo?venes lectores explorara?n la vida como un pionero y aprender lo que significa vivir en Estados Unidos hoy. Tambie?n se incluyen las hermosas fotografi?as y mapas y textos claros y divertido.

Mr. Yowder tries to make his fortune by inventing a real prairie schooner from sails, a mast, a rudder, and an old wagon, but makes a mess instead.

Traces the history of the wooden wagons which, for more than one hundred years, served as the major means of transportation for settlers going west.

Sam Peppard, a blacksmith in 1860s Kansas, builds a prairie schooner that sails to Denver, Colorado, powered by wind.

A young boy is joined by his animal friends as he and his little red wagon go up the hill to Grandma's house.

Discusses the various kinds of wheeled transportation that made possible the settling of the Western frontier, from the first vehicles brought by the Spaniards in 1590 to the development of the railroads.

Looks at the role that stagecoaches and Conestoga wagons played in carrying mail and passengers throughout America, and especially the West, during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

Doggie helps Sam try to keep his cookie and all his toys in his wagon and gets a tasty reward.