A big brother builds a wall to keep his little sister away, but then he discovers she just wants to play with him. The book ends with a beautiful discussion about how walls can be helpful, but sometimes they are not. The book also explores math concepts like engineering, spatial relationships, and 3-D geometry. It also has a bilingual glossary.

Meet a self-taught engineer who loved building things as a child. His inventions included making a rocket from scratch, a robot, a sound system and later one of the top selling toys in the world -- a water gun.

Discover the signs of a budding engineer, like an inquisitive child asking how things work. As well as the many different types of engineers, such as an electrical engineer, a mechanical engineer, a civil engineer, and more. Available for FREE on ComCat (Massachusetts Library Catalog).

A beautifully illustrated introduction to electricity, how to create it and how it gets in our homes.

Baby engineer learns how a bird, plane and rocket stay in the air.

Learn the alphabet through engineering terms like aqueduct and beam. Not yet available at the Boston Public Library.

Adi and Gabi are friends and coding creatives. Together they observe patterns and loops in their real lives like the school bus and mail carrier's daily routes. They discover that programmers also use patterns and loops to help computers complete repetitive tasks. Readers will explore where engineers or computer programmers may use patterns and loops in code.