- Magic School Bus: Creepy, Crawly Fun [DVD]

The Magic School Bus series keeps my 6 year old's attention. He loved the books from when he was very small and he has not outgrown them. When he was younger, we would talk about the concepts generally and now that he's older, I can discuss things in more detail...so there is plenty of flexibility for various ages and level of interest in the particular topic. I highly recommend any of the topics because I have not found one he didn't have some interest in.

My son is 4 and pretty sensitive about scary things. This video, especially the first episode, is a bit scary. He's getting into an "I'm so brave. I'm not afraid of anything." phase right now, but I'm pretty certain that if I had showed him this video a couple of months ago, he never would've made it through the whole thing.Once you get past the scary bits though, it's very entertaining and educational. We love these videos! Human Body and Space Adventures are my son's favorites.

My 4 yr. old loves the Magic School Bus series, but this one is a little strange and a little scary.

I grew up with magic school bus cause I always found the shows interesting. I got my young kids to watch them and they learn alot from there themselves. You can never go wrong with these movies.

Amazing, fun, educational entertainment - pretty much says it all. My kids, ages 8 and 6 both love the magic school bus videos.

I got this togather with the other 4-5 Magic school bus DVD series, my 3 and 5 years old love all other DVD series to bits, but this one least. They both always hide behind me when watching this DVD. Perhaps they are still a little bit too young for it (for the creepy crawlies). Overall a good source of science and adventure stories. 3 stories in this DVD.

The intrepid Ms. Frizzle and her students are back for further adventures with their magic school bus. There are three stories on this DVD, i.e. "Inside the Haunted House" which focuses on sounds and acoustics; "Going Batty" which features nocturnal creatures; and finally, "Spins a Web" which covers arachnids. Compared to the other programs in the series, I felt this fell a bit short in terms of presenting facts, hence the three stars. The DVD runs about 20 minutes per episode on average and the language options are English, French, and Spanish.The Magic School Bus DVDs are highly educational and promote children's interest in science, and I feel this series will appeal to children ages 5 and older (as some of the concepts are a bit complex).

My daughter is 6 1/2 years old, very smart and she The Magic School Bus videos. They are fun, educational and easy to comprehend.