Thunderbolt Crossing: The Magic School Bus

Author: Keer
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Hi, I'm Kelsey. You must agree that the weather is a very important part of our daily lives. Do you know how rain is formed? Do you know how lightning is created? Do you recognize all kinds of clouds? There is so much to learn about meteorology. Come on, let's explore it together! Recommended by the National Library of the United States for all preschool children and elementary school students as extracurricular natural science popular science reading material. The most popular children's natural science book series in the United States. Awarded the most valuable children's non-fiction book by the Boston Globe and Horn Book. Winner of the Boston Globe Award. Selected as the best children's book by the American Booksellers Association. Awarded the "Magical Reading" award for non-fiction by the American Education Journal. Awarded five-star reviews by The New York Times Book Review and Amazon readers. It's hard to find a popular science book suitable for children, and it's even harder to find one that can truly capture their interest. The Magic School Bus series turns children into participants in scientific questions, allowing them to experience the wonders of science through magical imagination and understand some laws of nature, enjoying excitement and fun in the process. This is one of the key features of the The Magic School Bus science series. It is a rare children's science book. The main character, Miss Frizzle, is a magical figure who can transform the Magic School Bus into any kind of transportation, taking children to all the places the author wants them to explore. Dear little friends, would you like to join Miss Frizzle on a scientific adventure? In this book about lightning and thunderstorms, Miss Frizzle takes a group of students on a journey in the ever-changing Magic School Bus: sometimes turning the children into electrons or protons, moving them up and down with the air; sometimes accompanying them with light energy to experience the process of lightning formation. This gives children a very exciting and fresh experience, sparking their interest and desire to read on. This is one of the main reasons why this science book attracts children.