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Machines

Paul MasonSeries: Learn Science with Mo
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Pages
32
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Enslow Publishing, LLC

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What is a machine? Kids might picture a big, complicated metal machine. But, as they learn alongside a cute blue monster named Mo, some machines are simple! Simple machines, including levers and pulleys, are highlighted in the colorful pages of this volume as readers plan, design, and build a clubhouse with Mo and friends. Illustrations of the process help readers understand simple machines and their uses, as well as other science concepts. Questions throughout the text keep readers engaged with what they are reading.

Related Subjects

  • Machinery & Tools
  • Technology
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Discoveries
  • Science & Nature
  • How Things Work-Are Made

Extended Details

  • SeriesLearn Science with Mo

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