The Magic School Bus Goes to Seed is a popular children's book that combines education and entertainment. Written by Joanna Cole and illustrated by Bruce Degen, it is part of the Magic School Bus series, which follows the adventures of Ms. Frizzle and her class. In this particular installment, Ms. Frizzle takes her students on a thrilling field trip to a flower to learn about seeds and their role in the plant life cycle. The students embark on the Magic School Bus, a vehicle that can shrink and transform into various forms, allowing them to explore the world of plants up close.
While Arnold eats his lunch, Wanda presents him with a trophy for "breaking the record for being the best field trip ever". He asks his classmates where they went and then realizes that they had literally gone inside him. Unsettled at this, he declares that in the future, he'll always participate in all field trips. But his courage is once again thwarted upon realizing their next destination, while his classmates laugh out loud.
He also adds that the digestive system sometimes works in reverse, such as when you throw up, and as he complains about the ride through the human body not being completed since it didn t make its way out with the waste products, the producer argues that it would have been a rather unsettling sight to show on daytime television. The scene cuts back to the class realizing the whole digestive, but their attention is disrupted after Wanda gets separated from them and caught on the gum that is rolling away.
The students embark on the Magic School Bus, a vehicle that can shrink and transform into various forms, allowing them to explore the world of plants up close. Throughout the journey, the class learns about the different types of seeds, their dispersal methods, and the conditions necessary for germination and growth. Ms.
Magic School Bus - Goes to Seed [VHS]
Ms. Frizzle takes the class on yet another extraordinary field trip! A photographer is coming to take a picture of the class and their garden for the cover of a magazine! However, Phoebe needs a plant for the class garden. Ms. Frizzle takes the class to her old school on a ladybug schoolbus ride! There they tour every major part of her flower and watch a seed being made. But will the class make it on time? Will Ms. Frizzle find love? This video was enjoyed by my students as a suplement to our plant and seed unit! This is one that kids will enjoy watching several times.
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While Arnold looks through the book for other unbroken school records, his stomach muscles are beginning to contract, generating turbulence for the bus, still floating around. The class also discovers the wad of gum he swallowed earlier, which they initially mistake for a giant rock. They also get a feeling that the bus is dissolving, and their fear is confirmed after Ms. Frizzle calmly states that it's in the presence of doing so (stomach acid). The film then jumps to a cut scene, where Dorothy Ann presents a flow chart presentation for the digestion they've endured, while in industrial attire at a "digesting" enterprise she says is called United Digestion.
Frizzle, being the eccentric and adventurous teacher that she is, takes her students through various plant-related adventures. They travel inside a giant dandelion seed and witness firsthand how wind disperses seeds. They also dive underwater and watch fish eat seeds, only to later excrete them, leading to dispersal through digestion. Moreover, the students witness the process of seed germination and growth. They take a magical tour inside a seed and observe various stages, from the formation of roots and shoots to the development of leaves. By experiencing the magic of the plant life cycle, the students gain a deeper understanding of how seeds transform into plants. The Magic School Bus Goes to Seed not only educates children about the life cycle of plants but also fosters a sense of curiosity and excitement for science. The book uses vibrant illustrations and engaging storytelling to make learning entertaining and memorable. It encourages children to explore the world around them and to embrace the wonders of nature. Overall, The Magic School Bus Goes to Seed is a captivating educational resource that combines entertainment and learning. It serves as a valuable tool for teachers and parents who want to introduce children to the fascinating world of plants and instill a love for science..
Reviews for "From Seed to Plant: An Educational Adventure with The Magic School Bus"
1. Sarah - 2 stars
I was really disappointed with "Magic School Bus Goes to Seed". The storyline felt disjointed and confusing. It seemed like the writers were trying to cover too many topics at once, which left me feeling overwhelmed. Additionally, the animation was not up to par with previous episodes. Overall, I was left feeling underwhelmed and would not recommend this specific episode to others.
2. David - 2 stars
As a long-time fan of the Magic School Bus series, I had high expectations for "Magic School Bus Goes to Seed". Unfortunately, these expectations were not met. The episode lacked the educational value that made the series so great. Instead, it felt like a rushed attempt to entertain without delivering any real substance. The characters also seemed off their usual selves, which made it difficult to engage with the story. I hope that future episodes of the series can bring back the educational and engaging content that made me fall in love with the Magic School Bus in the first place.
3. Emily - 3 stars
"Magic School Bus Goes to Seed" was not my favorite episode of the series. While I appreciate the effort to teach kids about plant life, I found the delivery to be lackluster. The pacing was slow and it felt like the episode dragged on without a clear direction. Additionally, the humor fell flat for me, and I didn't find myself laughing or enjoying the jokes as much as I did in previous episodes. While it wasn't terrible, I wouldn't consider this episode a standout in the Magic School Bus series.