Ms. Frizzle's class is out fishing for food to share at the school's annual fish fry picnic, but they end up fishing up more than lunch! The Magic School Bus turns into a giant salmon and takes them on an incredible journey upstream. Full color.
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Author Joanna Cole and illustrator Bruce Degen make learning a spirited joyride, delighting young audiences with their fantastic journeys to the eye of a hurricane, the bottom of the ocean, and the center of the earth, to name just a few. Author and illustrator have said they were each inspired by an important teacher in their classroom days - very much like Ms. Frizzle! There are now more than 58 million Magic School Bus books in print, in a variety of formats, plus a wildly successful animated television series. Called "a can't-miss team" by School Library Journal, Cole and Degen live in Florida and Connecticut, respectively. For more information about Joanna Cole and Bruce Degen, visit: scholastic.com/magicschoolbus/books/authors
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Magic School Bus "Goes Upstream",
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This review is from: The Magic School Bus Goes Upstream: A Book About Salmon Migration (Paperback)
The Magic School Bus "Goes Upstream" is one of the better books in the series, because of the science and the knowledge you receive. I am 9 years old, but I read all the books in the series when I was 7( although I read the new ones as they come out). The facts are easy to remember, for example, thier keen sense of smell allows salmon to "smell out" their food.Salmon have a lot of predators like bears and sharks.This book is better for younger kids then older kids,because they give you only simple, quick facts and nothing more.However, THIS BOOK IS GREAT!
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a little too graphic,
By KS "KS" (Brooklyn, NY) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: The Magic School Bus Goes Upstream: A Book About Salmon Migration (Paperback)
We love the magic school bus, but this book on salmon spawning is a bit graphic for our tastes. It led to some inevitable questions about where babies come from, but I would have preferred to wait for that conversation until my daughter was a little older. I think it is fine if you are comfortable speaking with you child about fertilization and where babies come from, it might not be the right choice otherwise.
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