engineers

Describes the skills necessary to pursue a career as a remote systems control engineer, and examines the type of work they do.

Briefly presents, in graphic novel format, the life and inventions and innovations of Robert Fulton, the inventor of the steamboat.

Buzz, trying to sell science kits at the toy store, does a demonstration that gets a bit out of hand when goo takes over the shop.

Buzz's father is trying to fix the air conditioner but it is too hot to even think, so Buzz comes up with an invention to keep everyone cool.

Benji Franklin is the world's go-to genius. He's already saved the planet twice before, and now he's at it again. With the help of his extraordinary problem-solving skills (and a solid gold submarine), he'll be busy stopping dangerous underwater earthquakes and catching outer-space cyber criminals! But with balancing saving the world and doing his homework, are there some problems too challenging for even the Kid Zillionaire?.

Presents an alphabetically-arranged introduction to every day inventions from T to Z, who invented them, and how they work including the tea bag, telephone, umbrella, yo-yo, and zipper.

Presents an alphabetically-arranged introduction to every day inventions from M to P, who invented them, and how they work including margarine, microphone, nylon, paper, and plastic.

Presents an alphabetically-arranged introduction to every day inventions from G to L, who invented them, and how they work including the hearing aid, instant coffee, light bulb, and lipstick.

Presents an alphabetically-arranged introduction to every day inventions from C to F, who invented them, and how they work including the camera, dishwasher, elevator, and frozen food.

Briefly presents, in graphic novel format, the life and career of Benjamin Franklin, who was an author, a printer, a scientist, an inventor, and a statesman.