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There are many interesting facts about engineering for kids to get them interested in this field. From famous landmarks to amazing structures, your child will enjoy learning about the different kinds of engineering. Listed below are some of the more interesting facts about engineering for kids. You can also include information on the different types of engineering, how these are used in daily life, and more. Even though this field can seem complex, there are some very fun and exciting ways to learn about this exciting career.When it comes to engineering, the word engineer came from the Latin…mehr

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There are many interesting facts about engineering for kids to get them interested in this field. From famous landmarks to amazing structures, your child will enjoy learning about the different kinds of engineering. Listed below are some of the more interesting facts about engineering for kids. You can also include information on the different types of engineering, how these are used in daily life, and more. Even though this field can seem complex, there are some very fun and exciting ways to learn about this exciting career.When it comes to engineering, the word engineer came from the Latin word engineer, which means "builder." Originally, it referred to the construction of military engines. Today, the term is more commonly used for a system that can handle complex projects. Inventing and using a machine is a great way to start a discussion about engineering. But if you're looking for a fun way to introduce engineering to your children, consider this list of facts about this field.The first time the word "engine" was used in the U.S. census, it was 1850. At that time, there were less than fifty engineers in the United States. By 1865, there were just 12 graduates in the U.S. in the field of mechanical engineering. By 1875, there were only nineteen engineers in the U.S. who were practicing this profession. Then, in 1850, Thomas Savery invented the first steam engine. The development of this engine paved the way for the Industrial Revolution.