Fall 2023

Engineering

From the Set Building the World

They're the masterminds behind the machines we use and the technology we rely on, but what exactly do engineers do? In this volume, readers will discover more about the multitude of things engineers have created, as well as learn how engineering and technology will continue to impact the world in the future. Eye-catching artwork accompanies manageable text, allowing readers to better understand the world of engineering and further their comprehension of the STEM curriculum. Color photos and fascinating descriptions help readers immerse themselves with the volume and spark an appreciation for the process behind technological advances.

Format List Price Your Price Qty
$27.93 $20.95
Interest Level Grade 3 - Grade 6
Reading Level Grade 3
Dewey Number 624
Lexile
ATOS Reading Level
Guided Reading Level O
Language English
Publisher PowerKids Press
Format Reinforced book
ISBN 9781642827309
Copyright 2024
Number of Pages 32
Dimensions 8.5 x 11
Graphics Full-color photographs, Historical photographs

Building the World - School Library Journal

This infographic series gives curious readers insider access to how the world around us functions. In Engineering , readers learn that engineering is the practice of designing and building useful objects, from the bridges over a river to the boats that go under and cars that drive over them. Power Stations and Electricity acknowledges the increasing energy demand, showing how nuclear power, fossil fuels, hydrodams, solar farms, and more contribute to the Earth’s energy needs (some in cleaner ways than others). Advancement is the focus of Technology , where the evolution of medical tech has lengthened life expectancy and better robot tech has made dangerous jobs safer. In each book, slice illustrations pick out interesting details that merit further explanation, accompanying the detailed text to keep readers engaged. Sure, there’s a lot happening on each page, but it’s all good! VERDICT A handy, hopeful view of the world worthy of purchase for most libraries.

Author: Paul Mason