Bridges for Kids: A Fun Guide to How Bridges Are Built to Last
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Virtual Voice
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Written by:
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Hannah McAllister
This title uses virtual voice narration
Turn any family road trip into a playful STEM adventure by discovering the invisible engineering holding up our world. Curious kids will stop staring out the window and start spotting massive problem-solving machines crossing rivers and canyons. This energetic audio journey satisfies inquisitive minds while making the daily educational commute fly by.
Instead of heavy math, listeners use their own bodies in funny mini-experiments to feel the epic push and pull of physics. It is an inspiring crash course in architecture that empowers young builders to spot the hidden forces of tension and compression everywhere they go.
What you'll discover inside:
• The secret physics families of beam, arch, truss, suspension, and cable-stayed structures.
• Interactive, laugh-out-loud physical experiments using everyday pillows and backpacks.
• The superhero strengths and weaknesses of building materials like steel, wood, and concrete.
• A step-by-step backstage pass to a real construction site, from drawing board to giant cranes.
• How brave engineers protect their designs against wind, earthquakes, rust, and time.
• Brain-boosting imagination exercises to help young listeners design their ultimate dream crossing.
Spark a lifelong love for science and transform the way your family sees the built environment forever. Hit play to ignite your child's imagination and empower them to think like a master engineer today.
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