excavating machinery

Describes the many construction vehicles and how they are used, including bulldozers, cranes, backhoe, concrete mixers, and more.

Rhyming text and illustrations explain how digging machines scoop, lift, move rubble, squish through mud, and help buildings tower up tall.

An illustrated look at the many different animals and machines that can dig.

The largest diggers are extreme excavators. Some have buckets wider than houses or multiple buckets attached to spinning wheels. These diggers dominate the scene at many construction sites and surface mines. Let them dominate your reading time!.

Presents a children's book for early readers that describes giant diggers, what they look like, and the jobs they do.

An illustrated introduction to bulldozers, looking at the parts of the big trucks and the types of work they do.

Contains photographs and information about skid steer loaders, explaining what they are, looking at their different parts, and describing how they are used.

Rhyming text and illustrations explain how digging machines scoop, lift, move rubble, squish through mud, and help buildings tower up tall.

Simple text and photographs describe what diggers and cranes are, and discusses the different jobs the machines can accomplish.

Photographs and text provide information about diggers, explaining what they are, looking at different types of diggers, and discussing how they are used.