The Magic School Bus And The Electric Field Trip
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To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Scholastic is re-releasing the ten original Magic School Bus titles in paperback. With updated scientific information, the bestselling science series ever is back!Small enough to squeeze through power lines, Ms. Frizzles class learns how electric current travels through the town, lights up a light bulb, heats up a toaster, and runs an electric motor. Fans of the Magic School Bus wont be left behind by this simple and informative introduction to the generation and distribution of electricity.Dont miss the all-new Magic School Bus: Rides Again book series and the animated show streaming on Netflix now!
Why it’s great
Small enough to squeeze through power lines, Ms. Frizzle's class discovers exactly how electric current travels from the power plant through the town, lights up bulbs, heats up toasters, and runs electric motors. This 20th anniversary classic updates its scientific accuracy while keeping the humor and hands-on spirit that has made the series a favorite for generations of young science readers.
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