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Age Range

5 - 10

Genre

picture book

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Publisher

Roots in Engineering Consulting, LLC

Grade Level

K - 5th

ISBN

9798997050603

Themes

STEM

adventure

Juno in the Lab

Written by Holly P. Trisch and Illustrated by Natalia Larguier

Juno Explores Roads and Signs follows Juno, a curious chocolate Labrador, and her mom, Holly, as they discover the engineering behind everyday community features. Through colorful illustrations and real-world examples, young readers explore how roads, sidewalks, and signs help keep people safe. This engaging story encourages children to ask questions, make observations, and think like engineers as they discover how engineering shapes the world around them.

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Juno in the Lab: Read Aloud Guide

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Road Signs BINGO

Road signs are a great way for young children to practice identifying environmental (or everyday life) print. Use this road sign BINGO to practice and reinforce environmental print with your students.

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Age Range

5 - 10

Genre

picture book

Page Count

Publisher

Roots in Engineering Consulting, LLC

Grade Level

K - 5th

ISBN

9798997050603

Themes

STEM

adventure

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