What is a Bulldozer?

A bulldozer is a big, strong machine that helps build things. It has big wheels or tracks like a tank, and a huge flat blade in front.

What Does a Bulldozer Do?

• Push dirt and rocks: Bulldozers use their blades to move dirt and rocks from one place to another.
• Clear land: They help clear trees, bushes, and other things so that people can build houses and roads.
• Level the ground: Bulldozers make the ground flat and smooth so it is ready for building.

How Does a Bulldozer Work?

The bulldozer has a strong engine that makes it move. The big blade in front can be pushed up and down to scoop or push dirt. The wide tracks help it move over rough ground without getting stuck.

Why Are Bulldozers Important?

Bulldozers are very important because they help make sure land is ready for construction. Without bulldozers, it would take a long time to build roads, houses, and parks.

Fun Fact!

Bulldozers are so big and strong that they can move huge piles of dirt in just a few minutes!