5 3 All Aboard

If you're looking for a fun book about trains, choo-choo-choose this one! Ride the rails with 25 pages of simple brainteasers, including hidden pictures, crosswords, and connect-the-dots — they ALL feature trains! You'll find a train circling a Christmas tree, a weird railroad station with things not as they should be, a caboose rattling along the tracks WITHOUT an engine, and much more.

Alll aboard this book to find out about some of the more exotic railway journeys of the world.Reading Age: 9.5-10.5 yearsText Type: Report

Engage young learners and encourage them to think outside the box with All Aboard! from the Fun Time Activities series. This workbook provides exciting learning activities that help children build fine-motor skills, letter and number recognition, color recognition, and creative thinking. Each book in this series has 12 sections which include the Alphabet, Numbers, Colors, Games, Shapes, Matching, Same and Different, Mazes, Puzzles, Hidden Pictures, Drawing, and Cutting. Also includes 16 pages of tear-out flash cards in the back of each book to provide even more learning fun. Children will have fun creating ideas of their own, while the activities reinforce essential skills in a fun way.

A compilation of reading and writing activities that middle school teachers can effectively use in the classroom. The four units cover information about railroads. The reading passages are: No Whistles Can Be Heard (Harriet Tubman), Rail Safety, Knights of the Road, and Murder on the Orient Express. Each unit has many activities. These activities include word games, writing prompts, and lessons on a wide variety of skills needed for test prep. Just a few of them are: vocabulary, antonyms, reading comprehension, figurative language, spelling, writing activities, game cards, and much more.

All Aboard: The History of Mass Transportation in Rhode Island covers the period from the Civil War to the creation of the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA). Each of the seven chapters examines a particular form of travel and its impact on the people and surrounding area. From the horse-drawn omnibus, horse car, and cable tramway to the rumbling buses of modern times, this book welcomes readers to explore various types of bygone transport. As well as a cornucopia of transportation street images, the book reproduces documents, badges, and tokens to provide a comprehensive glimpse of yesteryear; it includes little known facts and stories of life on the road. Learn how the horse car beat out the old-fashioned omnibus to dominate city streets during the Gilded Age, and how the electric streetcar quickly replaced the horse car by the 1890s. Discover the joy that grandparents experienced taking an open bloomer car to Rocky Point or Roger Williams Park. See the rubber-tired, trackless trolleys that ran on electric current from overhead wires. Explore the action of the 1902 railway strike in Providence and Pawtucket that led to the mobilization of the state militia.

Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Yesterday is history; tomorrow is a mystery; today is a blessing. It’s a blessing to you because you are still here in the land of the living. God has blessed you to be here for a reason and a purpose.

This book takes readers on a tour of what’s inside a train. Each car has something to find—things that make loud noises, things in different shapes—and along the way, a little child searches for his missing hat. The back of the book is a running landscape dotted with objects for children to find and count. All Aboard! Let’s Ride a Train is a fun, interactive ride from beginning to end.

When dinosaurs seek adventure by taking a train ride, they find the trip has some unexpected surprises along the way.