The popular animated, educational television show the Magic School Bus has been relegated to re-run status, but today’s children can still go along for the ride on new scientific explorations.

“The Magic School Bus” debuted as a book series in 1986 and quickly grew into a multimedia enterprise, including a television series, museum exhibits, toys, and more. The show ran for four ...

My 4.5-year-old son, Decker, is a big fan of The Magic School Bus apps. The Magic School Bus series of apps provide a great story side-by-side with interactive elements that are revealed by ...

For the past year, the Learning Undefeated team has been working remotely, creating at-home science experiments from their kitchens; most of their mobile buses have been sitting idle. The organization ...

She conjured Ms. Frizzle and the shape-shifting yellow coach of the “Magic School Bus” books, taking readers on field trips inside the human body, down to the ocean floor, into space and beyond.

EARLY YEARS: 30 years of “The Magic School Bus” and its impact on science education Researchers from Virginia Tech and Radford University to study the legacy of the children’s show.

Grab your permission slips and fasten your seat belts because "The Magic School Bus" is back! Netflix just released the trailer for its reboot,"The Magic School Bus Rides Again," set for streaming ...

Any time the theme songs for "Bill Nye the Science Guy" and "The Magic School Bus" are played in science class, a classroom erupts with excitement. With their release in the '90s, Bill Nye the ...

Joanna Cole, the author of the Magic School Bus series of books, has died at age 75. She passed away in Sioux City, Iowa, on Sunday as a result of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

Over three decades, Ms. Frizzle and the students on the Magic School Bus have visited the dinosaurs, dived inside the human body, gotten lost in the solar system, traveled inside a beehive, and ...

Joanna Cole, whose Magic School Bus series made science both dazzling and goofily fun for generations of children, died on July 12 at age 75. Her death was announced by her publisher, Scholastic.

Joanna Cole: ‘Magic School Bus’ writer who hooked children on science. The author’s most famous series debuted in 1986 and came to include 13 titles and dozens of spin-offs, two television ...