Feb 18, 2017
Exploring Careers with Kids releases reviews of ABCs of Civil Engineering, with a specific view to helping parents and grandparents teach kids about engineering. More information can be found at www.ExploringCareerswithKids.com
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Springville, United States - February 18, 2017 /NewsNetwork/ —
Exploring Careers with Kids published ABCs of Civil Engineering in 2016, with a focus on helping parents and grandparents share the vocabulary of civil engineering with kids. The aim of Exploring Careers with Kids is to provide fun books with useful information to parents and grandparents working to help young kids learn about careers.
While it may seem unusual to some, Exploring Careers with Kids chooses to focus on helping parents and grandparents share knowledge of careers with their children and grandchildren. The book ABCs of Civil Engineering focuses on the words of civil engineering. Currently, the United States is producing less engineers and many are worried about the continued development of the nation. During National Engineers Week, from February 19-25, 2017, there is a focus on helping people explore engineering with children to encourage them to learn more about this profession. An example of this effort includes the iMAX film, Dream Big.
This book has great pictures and rhymes to help interest children in the words of engineering, which is great because as children learn vocabulary, they begin to understand concepts. Learning the concepts helps them feel comfortable as they explore engineering….
While some sites may be critical that the paperback copies are available through print-on-demand, causing delivery of the book to take a few extra days….
… Exploring Careers with Kids provides value to parents and grandparents that want to help their children and grandchildren learn more about civil engineering. Here are a couple of recent reviews by readers:
5-Star Review – “I bought this book for my daughter and her son. I am a civil engineer. I was never able to tell her what I do and what a civil engineer does. After seeing this book, she was fascinated by the types of work a civil engineer does. Her son is about eight months old. She will keep this book for her son and she is going to show him the ABCs of Civil Engineering when he is a little older. The author did a fantastic job to introduce this important profession of civil engineering to kids and adults like…I extend my appreciation to the author for his wonderful work.”
5-Star Review – “I really enjoyed reading this little book, and I was surprised by how many new words I learned. The beautiful photos and cute rhymes make it a fun experience. My son is grown now, but he would have loved to read this as a boy. I’m gonna recommend it to him, and I’ll read it with all my grandkids.”
Exploring Careers with Kids got its start in 2016, founded by Ben Willardson. The idea for the site came about when Ben decided to write books to help kids learn more about different careers. He is the father of five active children and works as a civil engineer. He graduated from Utah State University with a Master’s Degree and went on to earn a PhD at the University of Southern California while working full-time and raising the kids. Ben started his career as a paper boy and has worked many jobs including: farm hand, lawn care professional, coal miner, customer service representative, researcher, and engineer. He enjoys spending time with his family, camping, fishing, hunting, reading, playing basketball, and learning new skills. Some of these include flint knapping, leather work, and water color painting. Ben is passionate about his kids and engineering.
Exploring Careers with Kids provides value and information to parents and grandparents that want to help their children and grandchildren learn more about careers. Check out the ABCs of Civil Engineering on Amazon.com.
More about the ABCs of Civil Engineering can be found at www.ExploringCareerswithKids.com
Contact Info:
Name: Ben Willardson
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Exploring Careers with Kids
Address: Springville, UT 84663, United States
For more information, please visit http://www.exploringcareerswithkids.com
Source: NewsNetwork
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