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How Did They Build That? Road

Sharon NittingerSeries: Community Connections: How Did They Build That?
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24
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Cherry Lake Publishing

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This title discusses how roads are built, from road design and construction to painting and lighting|Children are always building something, from playhouses to sandcastles, they are fascinated with construction. This series from Cherry Lake Publishing helps inspire children to explore and challenge their own creative potential by showing them how things around them are built.

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  • SeriesCommunity Connections: How Did They Build That?

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    Sharon NittingerAuthor