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The Magic School Bus Science Chapter Books #19
Color Day Relay
It's Color Day in the Friz's class. Ralphie and the rest of the Magic School Bus gang are in for an enlightening experience as they compete in a brilliant relay to learn about light and color.
When Ms. Frizzle announces that the class will be taking part in a Color Day relay, Ralphie is disappointed. He knows that a relay is all about speed, and he is always late for everything. His partners, Arnold and D.A., are smart, but they take their time to figure things out. Still, Ralphie soon realizes that his team can compete with the best and the brightest. Everyone has a chance to shine when the Friz is teaching about light and color. Get ready for a brilliant adventure with the Friz's colorful class.
When Ms. Frizzle announces that the class will be taking part in a Color Day relay, Ralphie is disappointed. He knows that a relay is all about speed, and he is always late for everything. His partners, Arnold and D.A., are smart, but they take their time to figure things out. Still, Ralphie soon realizes that his team can compete with the best and the brightest. Everyone has a chance to shine when the Friz is teaching about light and color. Get ready for a brilliant adventure with the Friz's colorful class.
83 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published April 30, 2004
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Gail Herman
231 books73 followersGail Herman, formerly a children's book editor in New York City, has written picture books, easy-to-reads, and chapter books, including many titles in the Who Was/What Was series. She lives in Newton, Massachusetts with her family.
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December 6, 2017
The Magic School Bus books have always been great educational outlets with an entertaining twist. Through the story young readers are able to learn more about colors and rainbows. This would be a book I would keep for students who are ready to start reading chapter books but still need a little work.
November 12, 2013
Our girls adore Magic School Bus and we've read every book we can get our hands on. This is a great chapter book; it is not too long, and still has lots of pictures. It offers a compreshensive look at visible and invisible light and the color spectrum that makes up visible light.
It's an entertaining and exciting story - the author really brings the photons that make up visible light exciting. It's also a good reminder to be on time and focused, especially during a competition. We will certainly look for more of the books in this series at our local library.
It's an entertaining and exciting story - the author really brings the photons that make up visible light exciting. It's also a good reminder to be on time and focused, especially during a competition. We will certainly look for more of the books in this series at our local library.
August 13, 2014
It's a great book. My favorite part is when they entered and played the game.
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