Things That GO Books For 5-Year-Old Kids

Books about things that go for 5-year-olds focus on the features that make vehicles so interesting. Giant wheels, towering cranes, powerful engines and enormous cargo holds reveal why some machines seem larger than life.

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National Geographic Readers: TrainsI Use Simple MachinesSchool BusesI Like My BikeI'm DirtyA Long Car RideGarbage TrucksFire TrucksAmbulancesI Spy with My Little Eye: Vehicle AdventureMail TrucksNational Geographic Readers: Let's Go! (Pre-Reader)Fire TrucksThe Mice and the Travel MachineAt the AirportGoodnight, Goodnight, Construction SiteWhat is This?A Blimp in the BlueAcross the Country 18, 19, 20: A Transportation Counting BookAlphabet TrainsHey-Ho, to Mars We'll Go!Dozer Builds A HillThe Weather ReportFrom the Train

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Help your child grow through reading

Did you know?

  • The Wright brothers made the first successful powered airplane flight in 1903.
  • That first flight lasted less than a minute.
  • Modern airplanes can carry hundreds of passengers across oceans.

How to make the most of Epic

For Parents
  • Draw a vehicle designed for a specific purpose.
  • Compare two different forms of transportation.
For Educators
  • Research the history of a vehicle.
  • Discuss how transportation has changed over time.

FAQ

Families and educators can use books about things that go with 5-year-olds to support discussions about transportation, jobs and technology. Many books also inspire imaginative play after reading.

These books work well during storytime, transportation units or independent reading practice. They are especially useful when children are showing interest in vehicles and machines.

Books about things that go are engaging for 5-year-olds because they combine action, movement and real-world information. Many readers enjoy learning how different machines perform specific tasks.

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