From the first wheel to the International Space Station, the miracles of engineering are all around us. Think cars, bridges, skyscrapers, and yes - even bubble wrap! Engineers dream up new ideas and bring them to life while figuring out creative solutions to problems they encounter along the way. But how do they do it? Find out in Solve This!
In this fun book, kids are confronted with wacky scenarios like this one: You're playing with your little sister when a vulture swoops down and grabs her favorite teddy bear. Mid-flight, the vulture realizes it doesn't care for the taste of fake fur and drops it to the ground. But now the plushie is on the other side of a raging river.
How do you stop your sister from crying, stay safe, and save the day? Each challenge invites kids to think creatively to problem solve. Then they can see how different National Geographic explorers tackled the challenge. One of the big lessons? There's often more than one solution!
| ISBN: | 9781426327339 |
| Publication date: | 13th March 2018 |
| Author: | Joan Marie Galat |
| Publisher: | National Geographic Kids an imprint of Disney - RHCB |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 160 pages |
| Series: | Hands-On Science |
| Genres: |
Children’s / Teenage general interest: Inventors, inventions and experiments Educational: Chemistry Children’s / Teenage general interest: Machines and how things work Educational: Sciences, general science Science |
From the first wheel to the International Space Station, the miracles of engineering are all around us. Think cars, bridges, skyscrapers, and yes - even bubble wrap!
Solve This! features in the following genres: Children’s / Teenage general interest: Inventors, inventions and experiments, Educational: Chemistry, Children’s / Teenage general interest: Machines and how things work, Educational: Sciences, general science, Science
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Solve This! was written by Joan Marie Galat and published by National Geographic Kids an imprint of Disney - RHCB
Solve This! has 160 pages
Yes it is part of Hands-On Science series