Enter the Microbes: The Magic School Bus

Author: Keer
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Hello! I'm Kesa. When you hear the word "bacteria," it often makes you think of something dirty, but it's a member of the microbial family. This family is incredibly vast, and they are everywhere! Do you want to know how bacteria spread? Do you want to know what a fever is? Come along with me and become a little microbe! Recommended by the National Library of the United States for all preschool children and elementary school students as extracurricular natural science popular science reading. The most popular children's natural science book series in the United States. The most valuable non-fiction children's book by the "Boston Globe – Horn Book." Awarded the Boston Globe Book Award. Selected by the "National Bookellers Association" as the best children's book. Awarded the "Oddly Enough Award" for non-fiction by the U.S. "Educational Magazine." Awarded five-star reviews by the New York Times Book Review and Amazon readers. Microorganisms can also decompose harmful pollutants produced in daily life and production through biodegradation, using various enzymes they produce to break them down into harmless organic fertilizer compounds. While microorganisms provide nutrients for their own growth and reproduction, they also help humans eliminate various pollutants, playing a vital role in maintaining the ecological balance of nature. Life science is one of the most cutting-edge disciplines in the 21st century, and microorganisms are an important part of it. The "Magic School Bus" series, "The Magic School Bus Explores the World of Microbes," introduces the life cycle of microorganisms and their relationship with human life in simple, humorous, and child-friendly language, helping children understand microorganisms and sparking their interest in life science. I hope children can explore the mysteries of nature, just like the children in the book, and learn various scientific knowledge.