Magic School Bus books are a series of educational children's books written by Joanna Cole and illustrated by Bruce Degen. The books follow the adventures of a fictional character named Ms. Frizzle, who takes her students on field trips in a magical school bus that can transform into anything and travel anywhere. Each book explores a different scientific topic, such as the human body, space, or the ocean, in a fun and engaging way. The combination of vibrant illustrations and informative text makes these books a favorite among young readers. The Magic School Bus series has been praised for its ability to make complex scientific concepts accessible to children and for promoting a love of learning.
Embark on an out-of-this-world adventure with the Magic School Bus! This classic science series has returned with updated scientific information and a new paperback edition. Discover the wonders of the solar system as Ms. Frizzle and her class blast off into space on a field trip-turned-space mission. Get up-to-date facts about the planets, moon, and more in this fun and educational read. Perfect for young readers, the Magic School Bus series will leave them eager to learn more about science and space exploration.
In Asking About Sex amp;amp; Growing Up, she provides a reassuring blend of practical guidance and scientific fact for the audience that needs it most. Frizzle and her class take a field trip to a museum exhibit on the body, a mishap causes them to be swallowed and transported inside a real human body.
The Magic School Bus series has been praised for its ability to make complex scientific concepts accessible to children and for promoting a love of learning. In addition to the books, the series has also been adapted into an animated television show and a Netflix original series. Overall, Magic School Bus books continue to be a popular and effective tool for teaching children about science in a captivating and entertaining way.
The Magic School Bus Series
"Discover the wonders of water purification in this educational and fun children's book. Join Ms. Frizzle and her class on a field trip to the waterworks where they experience the process first-hand. Get ready for an exciting adventure with the strangest teacher in school!"
Book 2 Joanna Cole - 1989-05-01 (first published in 1987 ) Goodreads RatingEmbark on a thrilling adventure through the center of the Earth with this beloved children's book. In celebration of its 20th anniversary, the bestselling Magic School Bus series is back with updated scientific information. Join Ms. Frizzle and her class as they journey through the Earth's crust and out through a volcano, all while learning about geology and earth science. Perfect for young readers who love science and adventure!
Book 3 Joanna Cole - 1990-10-01 (first published in 1989 ) Goodreads RatingThis children's book takes readers on an exciting journey through the human body. When Ms. Frizzle and her class take a field trip to a museum exhibit on the body, a mishap causes them to be swallowed and transported inside a real human body. Explore the digestive system, circulatory system, and more through the eyes of the class and the guidance of their wacky teacher.
Book 4 Joanna Cole - 1992-02-01 (first published in 1990 ) Goodreads RatingEmbark on an out-of-this-world adventure with the Magic School Bus! This classic science series has returned with updated scientific information and a new paperback edition. Discover the wonders of the solar system as Ms. Frizzle and her class blast off into space on a field trip-turned-space mission. Get up-to-date facts about the planets, moon, and more in this fun and educational read. Perfect for young readers, the Magic School Bus series will leave them eager to learn more about science and space exploration.
Book 5 Joanna Cole - 1994-07-01 (first published in 1992 ) Goodreads RatingExplore the mysteries of the ocean floor with the class in this updated edition of a bestselling science series. Join Ms. Frizzle and her students on a one-of-a-kind submarine expedition filled with exciting discoveries about hot water vents, coral reefs, and plant and animal life in the deep sea. Perfect for young readers who love science and adventure!
Explore the mysteries of the ocean floor with the class in this updated edition of a bestselling science series. Join Ms. Frizzle and her students on a one-of-a-kind submarine expedition filled with exciting discoveries about hot water vents, coral reefs, and plant and animal life in the deep sea. Perfect for young readers who love science and adventure!
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Reviews for "The Exciting World of Insects with The Magic Schoolbus"
1. Jane - 1/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the Magic Schoolbus books. I found them to be repetitive and not very educational. The stories were always predictable and lacked any depth or complexity. The characters were flat and uninteresting, and the illustrations were lackluster. Overall, I felt like I wasted my time reading these books and would not recommend them to anyone looking for engaging and educational children's books.
2. Mark - 2/5 stars - While the Magic Schoolbus books have a clever concept of combining science with storytelling, I found them to be just too unrealistic. The idea of a magic schoolbus that can transform and take children on impossible adventures was hard to believe and didn't promote a sense of learning. I would have preferred if the stories offered more realistic scenarios and focused on teaching children about real scientific concepts. Furthermore, the writing style seemed aimed at a much younger audience and lacked the nuance and depth that would engage older readers or even adults.
3. Lisa - 2/5 stars - I understand that the Magic Schoolbus books are meant to be educational, but I found the presentation to be overwhelming and confusing. The illustrations were cluttered and colorful to the point of distraction, making it difficult to focus on the main teaching points. The writing style also seemed overly simplistic, even for a children's book, and I felt that it didn't do justice to the complexity of the scientific topics being introduced. While the books may be appealing to some children, I personally found them to be overwhelming and not as effective as other educational resources available.
4. David - 1/5 stars - I couldn't get past the mediocre storytelling and lackluster characters in the Magic Schoolbus books. The adventures felt forced and contrived, with little to no character development or plot progression. Additionally, the constant repetition of certain catchphrases and explanations became annoying after a while. The educational aspect felt diluted and overshadowed by the repetitive formulaic structure of each story. Overall, I found these books to be uninspiring and would not recommend them as a valuable educational resource for children.