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Description
How are
buildings torn down and built up? Construction workers use large vehicles to
get the job done. Excavators rip off pieces of buildings and dig deep holes.
Wrecking balls hit buildings so their walls fall down. Flatbed trucks bring
new materials to the site. Every construction vehicle has a purpose when
people tear down or create buildings.
How are buildings torn down and built up? Construction workers use large vehicles to get the job done. Excavators rip off pieces of buildings and dig deep holes. Wrecking balls hit buildings...
How are
buildings torn down and built up? Construction workers use large vehicles to
get the job done. Excavators rip off pieces of buildings and dig deep holes.
Wrecking balls hit buildings so their walls fall down. Flatbed trucks bring
new materials to the site. Every construction vehicle has a purpose when
people tear down or create buildings.
A Note From the Publisher
Some vehicles work on farms. Others go into space. They may even dive deep below the ocean. No matter where they go, vehicles get the job done. Vehicles on the Job looks at these machines in action. Discover how vehicles help save lives, construct buildings, and make scientific discoveries using science, technology, engineering, and math. Each book contains a glossary, an index, and places to go for more information.
Some vehicles work on farms. Others go into space. They may even dive deep below the ocean. No matter where they go, vehicles get the job done. Vehicles on the Job looks at these machines in action...
Some vehicles work on farms. Others go into space. They may even dive deep below the ocean. No matter where they go, vehicles get the job done. Vehicles on the Job looks at these machines in action. Discover how vehicles help save lives, construct buildings, and make scientific discoveries using science, technology, engineering, and math. Each book contains a glossary, an index, and places to go for more information.
*This page contains affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site at no additional cost to you.
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