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The perfect book for teaching kids about testing materials in engineering! Building Bridges: Materials With a Purpose invites young engineers on a thrilling adventure through the captivating world of materials and engineering. When Mayor Bella Bridgeport sends a special invitation to design an extraordinary new bridge, our aspiring engineers embark on a quest to craft a structure that’s not just strong and safe but also a marvel of innovation. After they read the book, they'll be able to design their own bridge using what they learned. Aligns with the Next Generation Science Standards for 2nd grade. In this vocabulary-rich book, kids ages 5–8 dive deep into the essence of engineering. Young minds discover the significance of strength, flexibility, hardness, texture, and absorbency in choosing the right materials for building. Through interactive activities and vibrant illustrations, budding engineers study materials and data to match materials to bridge tasks. Interactive components and a data table will guide students in selecting the best materials for specific purposes. By the book’s end, our young engineers are equipped to design an incredible bridge that showcases the tremendous possibilities of engineering.
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