tractors

"One day, Little Tractor finds a baby deer with a sprained leg near the edge of the forest. Knowing the fawn needs help, Little Tractor takes him back to the farm, where all the farm animals help care for the baby animal. But soon after, the little deer misses his family and wants to go home"--Provided by publisher.

Pop-up, lift-the-flap pages hide busy tractors and playful animals.

Move! Learn how tractors get the job done through narrative nonfiction, fun facts, infographics, a glossary, and more!.

"Tractors can get the job done. They help farmers every step of the way, from fertilizing fields to removing weeds to harvesting crops. This encyclopedia gives readers a look at tractors, from the first steam-powered plows to today's self-driving, high-tech tractors"--Publisher.

Do you love everything about farms? Would you like to learn what amazing animals, plants, and fabulous machines you may encounter on a farm? Would you like to become a farmer and see everything with your own eyes? Kiwi bird Karl is interested in just that! He wants to find out how to grow his own food! Alongside Karl, you'll learn many interesting things about tractors and other farm machinery. You'll discover the inner workings of a farm, from harvesting to everyday chores! Not only will you learn some fun facts, but you'll also find out where the food we eat comes from. Join Karl in his tractor and have a peek at what goes on at the farm and even beyond it!.

Down on the farm, we're busy, busy, busy! We're chopping, churning, planting, and harvesting. And what's working at every step of the way? Our tractor!.

Photographs, illustrations and text explain how John Deere tractors were designed and built, with examples of each model line built by John Deere since 1919, and includes stories from the engineers and industrial designers who created the machines.

Color illustrations and simple rhyming text introduce children to tractors and describe the work they do on the farm.

A vehicle-loving brother and sister duo discover all kinds of tractors as they travel along country roads, go to the dump, and visit a farm!.

" . . . features descriptions, photography, and spec charts for farm legends including the kerosene-powered 1918 Waterloo Boy, classic two-cylinder models, and the redesigned New Generation and New Generation II lines"--Provided by publisher.