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Age Range
5 - 7
Genre
nonfiction
Copyright Year
2022-08-01
Page Count
24
Publisher
Bellwether Media
Grade Level
K - 2nd
ISBN
9781644877371
Themes
architecture
STEM

Architect (Careers in STEM: Blastoff Readers, Level 3)

Written by Kate Moening

Architects design houses, bridges, and more. They make buildings beautiful and safe! But what exactly do they do at work, and what tools do they use to be successful? This title explores the daily tasks of architects, how they do their work, and how to become one. Special features introduce a famous architect, offer real-world examples of architects' work, and outline the steps to becoming an architect. Students will enjoy building their reading skills with this title!

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Age Range
5 - 7
Genre
nonfiction
Copyright Year
2022-08-01
Page Count
24
Publisher
Bellwether Media
Grade Level
K - 2nd
ISBN
9781644877371
Themes
architecture
STEM
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