Ammachi’s Amazing Machines – STEM Book for Early Grades

In Ammachi’s Amazing Machines, a children’s STEM book, Ammachi makes coconut cakes using all sorts of amazing devices to make the work easier. At the end of the exiting baking day, the book provides explanations of the mechanical devices Ammachi uses.

This story book provides great inspiration for science lessons after reading the story.

The story also contains lots of sound effects which are great for learning phonics.

This is a level 1 book brought to you by Pratham books, the Storyweaver platform, and author/illustrator Rajiv Eipe.

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