ABOUT THE BOOK
How are everyday metal objects made? What tools do people use to cut, shape and join metal?
Working with Metal introduces young readers to the practical world of metalworking. With real-life photography and accessible nonfiction content, it explores how people work with metal and helps children connect materials, tools and processes with the objects they encounter in everyday life.
It is a useful introduction to materials, technology and practical skills for children who enjoy discovering how things are made.
WHO IS IT FOR?
Age: Approximately 7–10 years
Perfect for children interested in:
- Machines & metal
- Tools and workshops
- How things are made
- Science & materials
- Practical occupations
- Illustrated nonfiction
WHY WE LOVE IT
We love books that show children that learning isn’t limited to abstract facts.
Working with Metal introduces the practical skills behind making and constructing things, helping children understand how raw materials can be transformed through human skill and technology.
The strong real-world photography makes the subject especially engaging for visual learners and naturally curious children.
BOOK DETAILS
Title: Working with Metal
Author: Heather Hammonds
Series: Nelson Focus
Level: Focus 4, Set B
Publisher: Nelson / Thomson Learning
Subject: Technology / Materials / Metalworking
Language: English
ISBN: 0-17-010429-X
