Genius LEGO Inventions with Bricks You Already Have: 40+ New Robots, Vehicles, Contraptions, Gadgets, Games and Other Fun STEM Creations
Brand: Page Street Publishing
Categories: Books, Children's Books, Activities, Crafts & Games



Grade level: 4 - 6
Dimensions: 7.99 x 0.42 x 9.05 inches
Reading age: 5 - 10 years, from customers
ISBN-13: 978-1624146787
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1624146783
Publisher: Page Street Publishing
Print length: 192 pages
Publication date: November 13, 2018
subtitle: Paperback – November 13, 2018
author: Visit Amazon's Sarah Dees Page search results Sarah Dees
review: Editorial Reviews From the Back Cover Sarah Dees? first two LEGO books have launched into bestseller status, with over 80k copies sold combined. Her latest book hits on the popular subject that draws many kids into LEGO in the first place?tinkering, engineering, building, experimenting, solving problems and inventing. This book shares fun and exciting new science-powered creations, following the storyline of two fictional LEGO minifigure kids who are inventors. As the minifigures explore LEGO world and go on adventures, kids at home learn to build the scenes and amazing inventions step by step. The projects are fun toys that kids can play with, but they also teach the important science concepts at work behind levers, pulleys, suspension bridges, skyscrapers, gears, motorized machines, magnets and more. Kids will love that they are creating cool and unique gadgets all on their own. And parents will love that their kids are learning important science facts that help them in school, developing critical thinking skills, and, let?s be honest, keeping themselves entertained for hours on end! This book makes the perfect gift any time of year for science lovers, fans of Sarah?s previous books and, really, anyone who loves LEGO! About the Author Sarah Dees is the author of Awesome LEGO Creations With Bricks You Already Have and Epic LEGO Adventures with Bricks You Already Have . She’s also the founder of the blog Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls. She and her husband have five children―four sons and a daughter―all of whom love LEGO building together. Sarah and her family live in Fort Worth, Texas.