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Invent New Machines That Move

Tammy EnzSeries: Invent It
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Pages
32
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

Do you have a need for speed? Does power make your heart pound? In Zoom It, you'll invent a gas powered boat, a catapult, an electric car, and many other amazing moving contraptions. When it comes to inventing, your imagination has no limits!

Related Subjects

  • Experiments & Projects
  • Science & Nature
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Inventions
  • Technology

Reviews

"Engineer Tammy Enz illustrates seven projects with photos and step-by-step instructions. One project is "water shoes." Leonardo da Vinci came up with designs for lots of things, she writes, including shoes for walking on water. Water-shoe inventors need to have a passing acquaintance with the principle of buoyancy, which describes why objects float. And they've got to think about ways to spread o
Ithaca Child
"Each title in this series begins with a six step process for the budding engineer to follow; seven or eight projects follow the steps. While the statement of engineering principles is a positive, few middle school students will be able to state them without adult guidance. Full-color photos take the reader through the "create" step. The "improve" step lends itself to additional scientific or engi
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    Tammy EnzAuthor