30 review for The Magic School Bus In A Pickle: A Book About Microbes

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   5 out of 5

   Danielle – Apr 24, 2012

   After being confused about a cucumber becoming a pickle, Ms. Frizzle takes her class on a field trip. Here they discover microbes and the function of them. The children in class have a better understanding once they get off the magic school bus and get back into the classroom. The information shared in the book is very accurate and shared in science classes, such as bioloogy. The illustrations and explanations about microbes are documented material that gets the point across in the story. This do After being confused about a cucumber becoming a pickle, Ms. Frizzle takes her class on a field trip. Here they discover microbes and the function of them. The children in class have a better understanding once they get off the magic school bus and get back into the classroom. The information shared in the book is very accurate and shared in science classes, such as bioloogy. The illustrations and explanations about microbes are documented material that gets the point across in the story. This documented material can go along with presenting in an organized way. The different types of microbes and the functions that they have are explained in different situations that ties all the information in an organized way that can help readers understand the material easily. The organization of the pictures and the text make the information appealing to the readers. As they read they are taking an adventure along with the class to study microbes. Since all the students and the teacher are very enthusiastic about taking a trip and learning a lesson, the readers will become excited to learn as well. The humor, along with the accurate facts, will make children become excited to read more and learn more. I've always enjoyed these books and videos since I was young. All the Magic School Bus books are a great source for information about topics in everyday life that children can learn from. Presenting the facts in a creative and excited way will make children want to learn more.

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   5 out of 5

   Morlando K – Aug 18, 2020

   We love the magic school bus series of books, they are very educational!

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   5 out of 5

   Karla Winick-Ford – May 24, 2019

   Great book Fantastic series

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   4 out of 5

   Dolly – May 25, 2012

   This is another fun book in the Magic School Bus TV tie-in series. We've read all of these books and now we have moved on to the Magic School Bus chapter books. This story shows us how pickling preserves food. I was only somewhat aware of the biological agents involved in the process and so we all learned something by reading this book. The characters and illustrations are typical of the series and Ms. Frizzle and the kids seem like old friends to us. We enjoyed reading this book and will certai This is another fun book in the Magic School Bus TV tie-in series. We've read all of these books and now we have moved on to the Magic School Bus chapter books. This story shows us how pickling preserves food. I was only somewhat aware of the biological agents involved in the process and so we all learned something by reading this book. The characters and illustrations are typical of the series and Ms. Frizzle and the kids seem like old friends to us. We enjoyed reading this book and will certainly look for more Magic School Bus books at our local library.

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   5 out of 5

   Rosa Cline – Oct 12, 2014

   When my special needs teen age son and started reading this I kept thinking it was too Scientific for children. But then thought about some of the older aged children that might be reading this and for them this book is a perfect fun learning about microbes and small things unable to be seen with the human eye. Teaches a lot of good things but it is on a higher level of understanding, not like some of the other Magic School Bus books. It did a very good job at descriptions and basic but complex When my special needs teen age son and started reading this I kept thinking it was too Scientific for children. But then thought about some of the older aged children that might be reading this and for them this book is a perfect fun learning about microbes and small things unable to be seen with the human eye. Teaches a lot of good things but it is on a higher level of understanding, not like some of the other Magic School Bus books. It did a very good job at descriptions and basic but complex at the same time.

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   5 out of 5

   Teri – May 01, 2011

   This is not my favorite magic school bus book--it's supposed to teach about microbes, but I don't think the method they use--turning a cucumber into a pickle--is the best way to teach this topic. But at least kids learn that pickles are cucumbers. . . This is not my favorite magic school bus book--it's supposed to teach about microbes, but I don't think the method they use--turning a cucumber into a pickle--is the best way to teach this topic. But at least kids learn that pickles are cucumbers. . .

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   4 out of 5

   potatoes – Apr 29, 2009

   I HAD to read all these books in fifth and forth grade.

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   5 out of 5

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    4 out of 5

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    4 out of 5

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    4 out of 5

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    5 out of 5

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    4 out of 5

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    5 out of 5

    Amanda Jenkins – Apr 06, 2017

    Wonderful! Great way to explain microbes to young children as well as the process of pickling. Cute, engaging story. One of the best in this series.

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    4 out of 5

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    5 out of 5

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