Customer Reviews

The Magic School Bus - Space Adventures

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Seeing that my son enjoyed Magic Schoolbus on Discovery Kids, I decided to by this DVD for him.

I certainly wasn't disappointed!

Arnold's know-it-all cousin Janet drives the whole class crazy when she joins Ms. Frizzle's class on a field trip and the Magic Schoolbus gets LOST IN SPACE!

After Dorothy Ann sees an asteroid on a crash course toward their school, the class blasts into space. Will they be ablet to divert the asteroid and save the day? Find out in the OUT OF THIS WORLD adventure!

In TAKING FLIGHT, Wanda and the rest of the class discover how wings and moving air cause flight as they are shrunk inside Tim's model airplane.

This DVD is 82 minutes and features a TAKE A FIELD TRIP interactive adventure (where your child can learn about the Solar System and the secrets of flight), a space adventure maze, and more.

My 6 year old really enjoys this DVD and has learned quite a lot from it. The sound quality is great, and definitely worth the affordable price.

No problem with the sound on our DVD. My 4 1/2 year old and my 21 month old both love it. 3 separate segments. Very educational.

"The Magic School Bus" series is classic modern education! With 3 space-themed episodes, your child or class is sure to expand their knowledge base and have an entertaining experience, all at the same time! This DVD version is packed with "extras" to further the learning experience. "Space Adventures" lives up to "School Bus" standards.

I suggest purchasing the related "School Bus" books to accompany this DVD.

All the magic school bus movies are great and so much information. Both my 3 year old boy and my 7 year old girl love them and so do I.
For everyone!!

My five year old grandson just loves the Magic School Bus. Every time he watches and episode he learns something new. Great item!

I love the magic school bus adventures, but the sound on this DVD is horrible!!! It fades in and out, too loud, too soft. Otherwise a great science/entertainment series for kids. Stick to the VHS's.

My 4.5-year-old preschooler loves the Magic School Bus series of educational DVDs. Though some of the themes may be above her current level of comprehension, she does enjoy watching them. "Space Adventures" contains three episodes - "Taking Flight" sees Mrs Frizzle shrinking the kids to fit inside Tim and Wanda's remote-control airplane so they can learn how wing shape helps planes take off, in "The Magic School Bus Gets Lost in Space" Mrs Frizzle and the class tour the solar system, and in "Out of This World", the gang try to detour an asteroid headed for Earth. The DVD comes with extra features such as an interactive "field trip", there is the option of English, French and Spanish languages, and also a DVD-ROM adventure game etc.

The Magic School Bus series of educational DVDs make learning fun for young children and pique children's curiosity about the world around us. Highly recommended!

We got this video for my four year old son at Christmas. He loves anything to do with space and he watched this video over and over again. I definitely have already gotten my money's worth, and it's only February. The Magic School Bus series is a really good one from an education standpoint, as well as an entertainment one. I would recommend this to other parents with kids of elementary age or even younger, like mine.

I love the magic school bus and I found that this set was just as educational as the others. I completly recommend that you buy this and the other Magic School Bus sets because you or your child will learn quite a bit from them. I bought mine for myself and my little brother. He loves it.

This DVD is one of my daughter's favorites. As she says, "It rocks!" I suppose I am to blame for that exclamation. The DVD can be played in Spanish, so she watches one episode in Spanish on weekends to reinforce her second-language skills. Lily Tomlin does not do the Spanish version, but it is still very good. Highly recommended. It is great for a 4-year olds conversation starter (as opposed to "poop," "boogers," and "pootie" (fart).