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Would you like to take a trip on the Magic School Bus with Ms. Frizzle? Explain why or why not.
If you could go anywhere on the Magic School Bus, where would you most like to go? Tell why you want to go there.
Why do we hear thunder AFTER we see lightning? How can we tell how far away lightning is? Explain.
Write your own <i>Magic School Bus</i> story.
Learn more about the particles that make up atoms. Do research and write an in-depth essay about it.
Imagine you are a scientist studying thunderstorms. What can you and other people do to protect people from injury? List several ideas.
Make a poster of different types of clouds. Share what you learned with your class.
Write a poem about a thunderstorm.
Imagine you were one of the kids who floated into a cloud. Write a story about being part of a thunderstorm.
Make a poster of a cloud and its electrical charges.
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