The Magic School Bus: Space Adventures

Great gift

My granddaughter loves magic school bus-she is 3years old and had heart surgery. She needed to lay low for 72 hours when she got home and so I bought this for her.She loves these!Can’t talk to her while the episodes are playing, lol

Seeing that my son enjoyed Magic Schoolbus on Discovery Kids, I decided to by this DVD for him.I certainly wasn't disappointed!Arnold's know-it-all cousin Janet drives the whole class crazy when she joins Ms. Frizzle's class on a field trip and the Magic Schoolbus gets LOST IN SPACE!After Dorothy Ann sees an asteroid on a crash course toward their school, the class blasts into space. Will they be ablet to divert the asteroid and save the day? Find out in the OUT OF THIS WORLD adventure!In TAKING FLIGHT, Wanda and the rest of the class discover how wings and moving air cause flight as they are shrunk inside Tim's model airplane.This DVD is 82 minutes and features a TAKE A FIELD TRIP interactive adventure (where your child can learn about the Solar System and the secrets of flight), a space adventure maze, and more.My 6 year old really enjoys this DVD and has learned quite a lot from it. The sound quality is great, and definitely worth the affordable price.

My 4.5-year-old preschooler loves the Magic School Bus series of educational DVDs. Though some of the themes may be above her current level of comprehension, she does enjoy watching them. "Space Adventures" contains three episodes - "Taking Flight" sees Mrs Frizzle shrinking the kids to fit inside Tim and Wanda's remote-control airplane so they can learn how wing shape helps planes take off, in "The Magic School Bus Gets Lost in Space" Mrs Frizzle and the class tour the solar system, and in "Out of This World", the gang try to detour an asteroid headed for Earth. The DVD comes with extra features such as an interactive "field trip", there is the option of English, French and Spanish languages, and also a DVD-ROM adventure game etc.The Magic School Bus series of educational DVDs make learning fun for young children and pique children's curiosity about the world around us. Highly recommended!

I bought this for my two boys over a year ago and they're still watching. They were 5 and 7 when purchased along with Human Body, 6 and 9 now. I am going to get more. They are great movies for car rides. Also, it is truely and investment in their education as well. My boys have impressed teachers with what they've learned from Magic School Bus. We have books too! I think they enjoy reading the books even more because they can easily picutre the characters from the show. I had all of the episodes recorded on my DVR, but we have moved. I could re-record all of them, but that's not portable. There are three episodes per DVD-it's worth the $!

I ordered this for my 5 yr. old son & he absolutely loves it. He keeps watching it & rewinding some of the scenes he finds funny. Personally, I never watched the TV series growing up because I didn't watch much TV (except on Saturday mornings). But if I had known this TV series was around back then, I would've watched it. I recommend this DVD to people of all ages...it's pretty entertaining. Even adults can learn from this DVD.

I purchased the Dr Seuss book "There's No Place Like Space" when my nephew was 2 and he just loved it.My sister has one of the Magic School Bus DVDs that Ashton watches often. I decided to get him The Magic School Bus: Space Adventures and we have hard time turning it off. He is 2 and 1/2 now and is mesmerized by The Magic School Bus: Space Adventures.I want to buy more but there are not a lot of reviews so I am not sure which to get next.Please post a comment if you have suggestions.

This DVD is one of my daughter's favorites. As she says, "It rocks!" I suppose I am to blame for that exclamation. The DVD can be played in Spanish, so she watches one episode in Spanish on weekends to reinforce her second-language skills. Lily Tomlin does not do the Spanish version, but it is still very good. Highly recommended. It is great for a 4-year olds conversation starter (as opposed to "poop," "boogers," and "pootie" (fart).