Open Court

 

Grade 1

 

Things That Go

               

 

 

 

380.5 Bil                    

           Billout, Guy.  By camel or by car : a look at transportation.

                Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall, c1979.  Text and

                illustrations describe 15 types of water, air, and land

                transportation.

 

385.09 Lee                   

           Lee, Laurie.  The wonderful world of transportation.  Garden

                City, N.Y., : Doubleday, [1969].  Traces the history of

                man's search for ever better means of transportation across

                land, over water, and through the air. Includes a glossary.

 

388.3 Amm                    

           Ammon, Richard.  Conestoga wagons.  1st ed.  New York : Holiday

                House, c2000.  Explains how Conestoga wagons were built and

                driven as well as their historical significance and

                importance to the early American economy.

 

388.3 Ric                    

           Richards, Kenneth G., 1926-.  The story of the Conestoga wagon,.

                Chicago, : Children's Press, [1970].  Traces the history of

                the wooden wagons which, for more than one hundred years,

                served as the major means of transportation for settlers

                going west.

 

388.4 Yep                    

           Yepsen, Roger B.  City trains : moving through America's cities

                by rail.  1st ed.  New York : Macmillan Pub. Co.  An

                illustrated history of the various types of public

                transportation used in cities including horsecars,

                streetcars, trolleys, interurbans, cable cars, subways,

                light rails, and monorails.

 

625 Roc                       

           Rockwell, Anne F.  Trains.  1st Unicorn ed.  New York : Dutton,

                1992.  Simple text and illustrations introduce a variety of

                trains and their uses. Includes freight trains, passenger

                trains, monorails, and subways.

 

629.04 Plu                   

           Pluckrose, Henry Arthur.  On the move.  1st American ed.  New

                York : F. Watts, 1998.  Describes various means of

                transportation including such vehicles as bicycles, cars,

                ferry boats, space shuttles, and wheelchairs.

 

629.13 Ben                   

           Bendick, Jeanne.  Eureka! Its an airplane!  Brookfield, Conn. :

                Millbrook Press, c1992.  Describes the development of the

                airplane and some of the inventions that have made it a more

                common means of transportation.

 

629.13 Gib                   

           Gibbons, Gail.  Flying.  1st ed.  New York : Holiday House,

                c1986.  Presents a brief history of flight, from balloons to

                more sophisticated means of air transportation such as

                helicopters, jet planes, and shuttles.

 

629.133 Bin                  

           Bingham, Caroline, 1962-.  DK big book of airplanes.  1st

                American ed.  London ; New York : DK, 2001.  Experimental

                planes -- F-16 -- Jumbo jet -- Agricultural plane --

                Observation plane -- Stunt planes -- Blackbird (SR-71) --

                Concorde -- Air tractor -- Chinook helicopter -- Seaplane --

                Kit airplane -- GeeBee -- Space flight.  Pictures and text

                describe the fastest and most unusual airplanes ever made.

 

629.2 Bar                    

           Barrett, Norman S.  Trailbikes.  London ; New York : F. Watts,

                1987.  Color photographs and simple text describe off-road

                sports for motorcycles. Includes glossary and index.

 

629.2 Ben                    

           Bendick, Jeanne.  Eureka! Its an automobile!  Brookfield, Conn. :

                Millbrook Press, c1992.  Describes the development of the

                automobile and some of the inventions that have made it a

                popular mode of transportation.

 

629.2 Roc                    

           Rockwell, Anne F.  Trucks.  1st Unicorn ed.  New York : Dutton

                Children's Books, 1988.  Introduces a variety of trucks and

                their purposes. Includes moving vans, tow trucks,

                bookmobiles, and campers.

 

629.41 Dwi                   

           Dwiggins, Don.  Flying the space shuttles.  New York : Dodd,

                Mead, 1985.  Describes the history and uses of the space

                shuttle, how it works, and the details of typical flight.

 

796.7 Moh                    

           Mohn, Peter B.  Trail biking.  Mankato, Minn. : Crestwood House,

                c1975.  Text and photographs examine trailbikes which are

                used for pleasure riding, inexpensive transportation, and

                competitive racing.

 

811 Cas                      

           Cassedy, Sylvia,.  Zoomrimes : poems about things that go.  1st

                ed.  New York : HarperCollins, c1993.  Twenty-six poems, all

                of which describe a means of transportation or something

                that travels, ranging from "Ark" to "Zeppelin.".

 

973.2 Kal                    

           Kalman, Bobbie, 1947-.  Early travel.  Toronto : Crabtree Pub.,

                1981.

 

E Cal                        

           Calhoun, Mary.  Hot-air Henry.  New York : W. Morrow, 1981.  A

                sassy Siamese cat stows away on a hot air balloon and ends

                up taking a fur-raising flight across the mountains.

 

E Cre                         

           Crews, Donald.  Freight train.  1st ed.  New York : Greenwillow

                Books, c1978.  Brief text and illustrations trace the

                journey of a colorful train as it goes through tunnels, by

                cities, and over trestles.

 

E Lev                        

           Levinson, Riki.  I go with my family to Grandma's.  1st ed.  New

                York : Dutton, c1986.  As five cousins and their families

                arrive by various means of transportation, Grandma's home in

                Brooklyn gets livelier and livelier.

 

E Sie                        

           Siebert, Diane.  Train song.  1st ed.  New York : T.Y. Crowell,

                c1990.  Rhymed text and illustrations describe the journey

                of a transcontinental trains.

 

PB e                         

           Crews, Donald.  School bus.