machinery

The inhabitants of Mammoth Island are getting ready for their annual fair, and the help of a visiting inventor is enlisted to design new and exciting rides using belts and gears.

The inhabitants of Mammoth Island are trying to find the best method to weigh their heaviest mammoths. A young islander is inspired to try a simple machine called a lever to get the job done. Three classes of levers are then explored.

The inhabitants of Mammoth Island investigate how wheels and axles can be used to amplify force, and how they come in handy when it is time for a mammoth's bath.

In Robots at Home, early fluent readers learn about the many kinds of robots built to help people in their daily lives.

From the tractor to the livestock trailer, this title describes the various machinery that farmers use in their work. Large, vibrant images and easy-to-understand text is complemented by the 'Mechanic Mike' chibi character and themed icons throughout the book offering detailed facts to educate the reader"--Provided by the publisher.

"Developed by literacy experts for students in kindergarten through grade three, this book introduces extreme cranes to young readers through leveled text and related photos"--Provided by publisher.

Describes in detail the special features of police cars, firefighting planes, rescue subs, and ambulances, and reveals how they work.

Describes different kinds of trucks, such as a crane, backhoe, fire engine, tractor, and others. Includes a related story and puzzle.

Discusses makerspaces, places where people can have access to high-tech electronic equipment and other tools and equipment that can be used to create, design, and invent.

"Stick figure guides take readers on a tour of various massive machines and how they work."--Provided by publisher.