Technology - Kids

The Pyramids of Giza have stood for more than 4,500 years in the Egyptian desert, and they are so large they can be seen from space! These human-made wonders have stood the test of time, thanks to the incredible engineering of their creators. This...

Before the Golden Gate Bridge was built, it was hard to imagine such a feat of engineering. This bridge would have to span a great distance over water, withstand earthquakes and high winds, and be built to last. Fortunately, poet and engineer Joseph Baermann...

Hundreds of years ago, the ancient Incas created a wonder unlike any other on Earth--Machu Picchu. This engineering marvel was perfectly designed to fit into the rocky landscape of the Andes Mountains in Peru, and includes sacred temples, plazas, terraces, and homes. This book...

When the Eiffel Tower was finished in 1889, it was the tallest building on Earth. This momentous achievement was the brainchild of Gustav Eiffel, a French civil engineer with a unique vision. This book introduces readers to Eiffel and his groundbreaking design. Readers will...

Ernest Rutherford grew up in a tiny town in New Zealand. He had a curious mind and yearned to further his education. But his family could not afford to send him to high school or university. Three times he tried for scholarships and each...

What something is made of is integral to it functioning properly. From plastic to wood, materials matter, as readers discover alongside a cute blue monster named Mo. Waterproof materials, elasticity, heat conservation, and more are all discussed in the colorful pages of this book....

Readers may not think of technology as being from the ancient world, but advances in agriculture, weaponry, art, and food preparation have influenced the development of both human history and the physical development of humans themselves, as well as human migration all over the...

This title invites readers to discover what's fun and unique about a factory. Simple text, engaging pictures, and a photo glossary make this title the perfect introduction to a factory field trip.Author: Sophie Geister-JonesISBN-10: 1646190661ISBN-13: 9781646190669Publisher: Little Blue ReadersLanguage: EnglishPublished: 01/01/2020Pages: 24Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.17lbsSize:...

Computers can be powerful tools for creating positive change, but in the wrong hands, they can also be destructive weapons. Cybercrime is a growing field of criminal activity, and it is important for readers to know as much as possible about it to avoid...

If not for Snefru, the first pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty, most of the massive pyramids of Egypt would not exist, and no pharaoh would have ever been buried in one. Libya and Nubia would not have become the main sources of the forced...

Technological advances have transformed our kitchens. From microwaves to ice cream makers to instant pots, professional chefs and home cooks alike rely on technology to help them create delicious food. In this exciting, educational book readers will learn all about how to use technology...

Technology is everywhere in the twenty-first century, and the industry behind these ever-evolving marvels needs to create products that appeal to all different backgrounds, races, cultures, genders, and abilities. Ideally, the creators should reflect this same diversity as well, making for more creative and...

Planes, trains, cars, and trucks--these are some of the many things that take us from one place to another. But there's a lot of science behind transportation! While we may see cars driving down the road nearly every day, did you know that some...

Readers will discover how climatologists and meteorologists do a lot more than just study climate and predict weather. A climatologist may chase some of the most dangerous storms, and a meteorologist can be a local or national celebrity. A stimulating introduction to two exciting...

Between 1950 and 2001, the development of technology changed the world. Known as the Information Revolution, this era revolutionized the way humans communicate and share information. Dive deep into history with this social studies book that piques students' curiosity about history through dynamic primary...

Smartphones have cameras and speakers, but these integrated systems would not be possible if engineers had not first engaged a fundamental problem: How does one build a better calculator? This question animated many of the sharpest minds of the twentieth century into increasing the...

The Sun is our greatest source of energy. Without its light and heat, life on Earth would not exist. For centuries, people have used the Sun's energy to heat their homes and cook meals. Today, we use the Sun's power, called solar power, to...

Discusses biofuels, including where they come from, how they are used, and how we can help reduce the energy we use for a greener future.Author: Julie RichardsISBN-10: 0761444327ISBN-13: 9780761444329Publisher: Cavendish Square PublishingLanguage: EnglishPublished: 01/30/2010Pages: 32Format: Library BindingWeight: 0.45lbsSize: 8.00h x 7.00w x 0.30d

Explains how nuclear energy is generated and used, discusses power stations and safety, and considers the use of nuclear energy as a renewable resource.Author: Julie RichardsISBN-10: 0761444335ISBN-13: 9780761444336Publisher: Cavendish Square PublishingLanguage: EnglishPublished: 01/30/2010Pages: 32Format: Library BindingWeight: 0.55lbsSize: 8.00h x 7.10w x 0.30d

Can one question change a life?When Bervin was a young boy, he loved looking up at the sky and watching airplanes fly overhead.He often wondered, "How can something so big fly?"That simple question inspired a lifelong journey.Follow Bervin as he studies hard, overcomes challenges,...

Does welding really need the human touch? Or can AI take over? Readers will learn about welding as a career, what the job entails, what training is needed, and how they can set themselves up for success in the field. This title digs into...

Does medical care really need the human touch? Or can AI take over? Readers will learn about being a medical assistant, what the job entails, what training is needed, and how they can set themselves up for success in the field. This title digs...

Does renewable energy installation and maintenance really need the human touch? Or can AI take over? Readers will learn about being a renewable energy technician, what the job entails, what training is needed, and how they can set themselves up for success in the...

Does dental hygiene really need the human touch? Or can AI take over? Readers will learn about dental hygiene as a career, what the job entails, what training is needed, and how they can set themselves up for success in the field. This title...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has taken the world by storm with its potentially transformational capabilities. AI is unique in the sense that it can help humanity in a seemingly countless number of ways, unlike any other technology like it. This book delves into numerous applications...

There are more tech objects like computers and smartphones around the world, than the number of people on this planet. Many people have more than one tech object. Many people have none. See inside this book to learn to balance and understand Technology better....

When the Mystery Machine pulls into the ski resort, the power is out. Something sinister is to blame and the gang is going to find out what it is! Scooby-Doo and friends put the science of energy to work and uncover an electrifying ghost...

Scientists believe that the universe works according to laws and processes. Science in general is about finding out how the world and the universe work. Learn more in Science, one of the titles in the STEM! series.Author: Tempoli MarziaISBN-10: 1510544100ISBN-13: 9781510544109Publisher: LightboxLanguage: EnglishPublished: 08/01/2019Pages:...

Engineers at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center in Vicksburg, Mississippi, invented a ballistic wallpaper to catch bits of flying rubble and shrapnel. The wallpaper can help to protect soldiers inside their shelters on battlefields. Discover this and many other exciting technological...

The liquid-hydrogen-powered aircraft called Phantom Eye flew for the first time in 2012 at Edwards Air Force Base in California. It was designed for military use but its hydrogen-fuel-based propulsion system might one day be used in passenger planes. Discover this and many other...

One of the earliest dams was built in ancient Egypt around 3000 bce. The dam protected the capital city from the Nile River's flooding. Today, most dams are designed to generate energy. Find out more about how these impressive structures are designed, built, and...

Skyscrapers keep cities from spreading outward. Today, engineers are finding new ways to create amazing buildings that reach for the sky. Find out more about how these enormous structures are designed, built, and improved in Skyscrapers, part of the Engineering Marvels series.Author: Marne VenturaISBN-10:...

Bridges have been used for thousands of years, allowing people to cross rivers, roads, or other obstacles. Today's bridges are complex architecture that can be designed to withstand even earthquakes. Find out more about how these remarkable structures are designed, built, and improved in...

Find out how code monkeys build sets of instructions called algorithms using flow charts.Author: John WoodISBN-10: 0778781569ISBN-13: 9780778781561Publisher: Crabtree ClassicsLanguage: EnglishPublished: 07/31/2020Pages: 24Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.25lbsSize: 8.60h x 8.90w x 0.10d

This engaging title helps readers build essential research and information sourcing skills for self-directed learning. Accessible text and authentic examples model effective research strategies and support readers as they learn to critically evaluate sources for accuracy and credibility, organize and connect ideas, and credit...

Industry is the field related to the production and consumption of goods and services, including everything from high-tech gadgets to 3-D printing in community settings. This comprehensive title introduces readers to entrepreneurs in industry, and how they use science and technology to innovate in...

Check over your shoulder before you peek inside the pages of this book -- it shares the secrets of some of the sneakiest spies around. Covering tools, techniques, gadgets, gizmos, history, and famous agents, alongside types of spying and the roles involved, Top Secret...

Explore science Mark Rober-style with 5 aerodynamic action-packed experiments!Get ready to blast off with CrunchLabs! You'll launch 5 squirrel-themed experiments with gear inspired and tested by the scientists at Mark Rober's CrunchLabs. Phat Gus is the most famous squirrel in the world, thanks to...

People have traveled by water from the very early days of humanity. However, the methods and vessels they've used to make those seafaring journeys have changed greatly over time. Readers explore those changes in this unique and colorful look at the past, present, and...

Some of the greatest developments in the history of transportation have happened under the ground! Subway systems and other underground transit methods changed the way people get from place to place, especially in big, crowded cities. Readers explore the fascinating history of underground transportation...

Dig these crafty creatures! We all use tools every day: a pen to write a story, a paint brush to illustrate a book, a fork to eat dinner. But it's not just humans who use tools. Chimpanzees often poke sticks, straw, or blades of...

The Learn-at-Home: Summer STEM Bundle Grade 1 offers science-focused readers and activity sheets. Used to develop a variety of skills, this bundle comes with daily practice sheets that cover science, technology, engineering, and math topics, with activities aligned to national and state standards. The...

Can Young Kids Understand Screen Science? Absolutely-with Super Brain as their guide!Join Super Brain on a lively, science-powered adventure to grow stronger, think sharper, and outsmart MegaDrain-the sneaky villain who steals time, energy, and real-world fun.Designed especially for kids in grades 3-4, this fast-paced,...

Tater loves to dig... but today she discovers something bigger than ever before.When Tater follows Kate to a real working mine, she discovers a world of giant machines, important science, and the engineers who help uncover the materials that build our everyday lives. From...

Find out if a squirrel can beat a backyard obstacle course with Mark Rober!Find out if a squirrel can beat a backyard obstacle course with Mark Rober!Author: ScholasticISBN-13: 9798225098667Publisher: Scholastic Inc.Language: EnglishPublished: 01/05/2027Pages: 64Format: Library Binding

Does trivia tickle your fancy? Discover a light-hearted, family-friendly book of fascinating true facts that will delight any curious kid aged 8-12.Want to explore weird and wonderful hobbies from around the world? Are you looking for urban legends and jaw-dropping true tales? That's Amazing!...

What if the greatest engineers in history never had computers, cranes, or steel - and still built things that baffle scientists today? This book pulls back the curtain on the real science behind the ancient world's most jaw-dropping structures. Each chapter breaks down one...

A gloriously illustrated first guide to the weather for ages six and up Discover how storm clouds form, why we have seasons, how seaweed can tell us what the weather will be, why fish and frogs sometimes fall from the sky, and much more....

Rafi & Wyatt's Backyard Adventures: The Rocket ExperimentA STEM adventure about rockets, force, and friendship for curious kids ages 5-8!Six-year-old Wyatt and his goofy Sheepadoodle puppy Rafi are back-and this time, the backyard becomes a rocket launch pad! When Wyatt builds a homemade soda-bottle...

Welcome to Interstellar Intellectuals, the only after school club with a transforming spaceship! For today's field trip, Professor Quark and the class journey into his secret lab to upgrade his spaceship. What sort of exciting inventions will they encounter? Star Students combines out of...