Amazing Magnetism
A science contest on magnetism leads to unexpected results.
Book Series · 14 Books
In order from Amazing Magnetism to The Fishy Field Trip. Part of The Magic School Bus.
The Magic School Bus Science Chapter Books series is a set of 14 chapter books by Eva Moore, published between 2000 and 2004. Written for ages 4–10, most books run about 90 pages.
A science contest on magnetism leads to unexpected results.
14 books · Published 2000–2004
A science contest on magnetism leads to unexpected results.
A class trip turns perilous as students must escape a great white shark's jaws underwater.
Dive into the ocean for a whale-sized adventure.
A class transforms into insects, uncovering a world of predators and surprises.
A class picnic turns into a wild ride through the world of microbes.
Time-traveling students face real dinosaurs and a race to return home.
A class transforms into lightning for a stormy adventure.
A reluctant student faces a wild field trip exploring ecosystems and food chains with a quirky teacher and a know-it-all cousin.
A class trip to the North Pole reveals unexpected Arctic wonders.
A class trip to Hawaii turns explosive when a volcano erupts.
A class field trip turns students into butterflies facing unexpected dangers.
A class embarks on a wild rock hunt to solve a mineral mystery.
A relay race reveals unexpected lessons in light and color.
A soggy project leads to an underwater adventure on the Magic School Bus.
There are 14 books in the Magic School Bus Science Chapter Books series. It began with Amazing Magnetism in 2001, and the newest book, The Fishy Field Trip, was published in 2004.
Start with Amazing Magnetism and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #14.
The series is best for ages 4–10, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
The Fishy Field Trip is the longest book in the series at 12,375 words (103 pages).
The Wild Whale Watch is the shortest at 6,592 words (75 pages).
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