This book is mostly too dense, but it has a great cut away of a steam engine.
Tuesday, February 12, 2019
Trains! by Susan E. Goodman and Michael J. Doolittle
This book has a great diagram of a steam engine. It also has a good section on freight trains and bullet trains. Text is about a 2nd grade level.
Trains by Jean Coppendale
Trains by Phyllis J. Perry
This book has doable text; not too easy, not too dense. It includes history, steam engines, and the Transcontinental Railroad. Read the parts you want to use thoroughly ahead of time. Could be used for close reading.
National Geographic Kids Trains
Tuesday, August 7, 2018
Bullet Trains Inside and Out by David Biello
Although the text is dense and somewhat inaccessible, the drawings and diagrams and labels are FABULOUS. This book really gets into how the engine works and what it looks like and is made out of.
Terrific Trains by Dennis Shealy
I didn't know trains run on water by Kate Petty
This book is PERFECT for teaching about trains. There are a lot of math concepts in here and the format is laid out in an interesting and understandable way.
The John Bull A British Locomotive Comes to America
This book labels things with numbers and then explains each number on the side. Very cool way to talk about labeling in a different way.
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This book is mostly too dense, but it has a great cut away of a steam engine.
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This book labels things with numbers and then explains each number on the side. Very cool way to talk about labeling in a different way. ...
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