Review: teaching kids about the history of race cars, and the science of speed
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 22, 2014
Children all over the world, boys and girls alike and regardless of their age are absolutely fascinated by all things that role from construction equipment to skateboards and bicycles. But the most fascinating wheeled vehicle that transcends languages and cultural boundaries all over the world is most definitely going to be the race car. Everything from stock cars to Formula One and rally racing, this handy little 37 page guide has everything a budding racecar driver could ever want to know from the history of race cars to the mechanical workings that make them go extremely fast. Whether your child simply likes to watch the races or dreams of one day being behind the wheel of one of these speed monsters they will surely be fascinated by the kurious kid and the awesome information and science as well as full-color pictures of various models and types of racecar that are presented in this book if you purchase a copy for your future speed demon is guaranteed that you will have no trouble getting them to read.In case you were wondering I came across this book at the car Museum, which is directly across the street from the history museum, where I work. We often create and discuss resources back and forth, and they told me that this book seemed to go over quite well with their tour groups of small children. So after checking it out, I figured I would give it a positive review. While we wait and see if other museums in the area can make use of it.