Pulleys
By Sally M. Walker and Roseann Feldmann
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Synopsis
Discover how pulleys make lifting and moving objects easier in our daily lives. This book explains the science behind pulleys, showing how they work and where we encounter them, like in flagpoles and window blinds. Engaging experiments and clear diagrams help young readers understand these simple machines and their role in physics.
About the author
Sally M. Walker is a talented author who loves writing fun and fascinating books about science and history for children. She is well known for her book 'Secrets of a Civil War Submarine.' Sally enjoys helping young readers discover the wonders of the world through her stories and loves making learning exciting for everyone.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
Published
2008
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