An amusing tale that helps us find out where metal comes from.
This is another royalty free work from Tony J Moon.
Sample text from Where does Metal Come From?
Cam was singing a little rhyme he was making up to remind himself what things were made of.
I’m knocking on wood
That comes from the trees
That grow in the forest
I’m knocking on stone
That comes from the rock
That’s found in the hills
I’m knocking on bricks
That are made from clay
That is dug from the fields
I’m knocking on metal
That comes from err ????
Cam did not know what metal came from.
Cam went to ask Uncle Bearing about where metal came from
<End of sample text from Where does Metal Come From?>
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About the Author – Tonyonthemoon
Tony J. Moon creates children Illustrated Picturebooks, Poems with pictures Book stop – Short Stories, and books about science fiction and fact.
All picture books are design for children to have easy reading while using the computer screen story books can be downloaded for free. The books are graded in reading levels in order to help kids progress on their reading skills while enjoying the fun and humorous advance or early grade picture book.
Tony on the Moon’s Children’s Picture Books Illustrated Story Books for Children
All these books are royalty free and can be copied used printed and distributed, scrawled on walls, acted out in plays and told (very slowly) to your pet dog, if you don’t have a dog a cat will do, but hamsters do not listen as they only speak Spanish.
They are designed to be easily read on a computer and can be printed on standard A4 size paper (landscape format)
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This is part of a series of small books is arranged in groups of difficulty ranging from 1 to 6. The easiest is group 1, the hardest group 5. It is not just that group 1’s are shorter, they are the easiest to read or be spoken. They gradually rise to group 5 which have a lot more text and much more complex stories. There is no bad language or offensive words anywhere in these books.
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– short simple big pictures
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– longer stories with more text
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– slightly higher level than 2
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– more stories with pictures a lot more text
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– short stories for teenage to adults
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I like the raw metal because you can make things with it.
Hi, I love the book but there seems to be an error on page 12, I think that Cam went “with” Uncle Bearing. The word ‘with’ is missing. Also on the next page, 13, “It words do not match” doesn’t really make sense , and I can’t think what it is supposed to be. I would love to use this at school and would be really happy if these small things could be fixed.
Hi Beth, I will look into it for you, the Tony Moon books are awesome but alas they do have some errors. I’ll try to fix it, and let you know.
Hi Beth, that you wanted to use it with your school inspired me to fix it, and since it’s such a cute tale, I have changed pages 12 and 13 now so they all make sense, hope it suits you now.
really nice way to explain where the metal comes from, my daugther loved it.
Love this story!
awesome book
Yes, I like the book because Cam’s uncle explained how metal is made.
Just looked at the reviews and quite impressed, downloading it for my sisters kids. The book makes learning more fun
Please fix the grammatical errors. It’s a good story.
Hi, I’ve tried to fix the ones I am aware of – should be better now.
Yes, the book was informative however there were grammatical errors on the last couple of pages.
i like it because it teaches u something and good for kids
My son loved this book because it was funny and he did not know where metal came from.