John Speirs

Young readers can hunt for Easter eggs, bunnies, chicks, and other items in page after page of search-and-find puzzles that detail the Easter hunt.

A fictional description of a science class studying whales and going on a whale watch with their science teacher Ms. Frizzle.

While on their way to Weatherama Amusement Park to attend the Wild Weather Show, Ms. Frizzle and her class get a first-hand lesson in the forces of nature as they fly directly into the heart of a powerful tornado.

Liz the Whiz and her younger brother use codes, a chart, and a map of the backyard that matches a clock face to solve Zack's mystery. Includes a section with related activities.

When Arnold, one of Ms. Frizzle's students, finds a small foxlike animal with huge ears in the lost and found, he and the rest of the class join in the search for the animal's habitat. They visit six different habitats : the Artic, the North American temperate forest, the African grasslands, the Amazon forest, wetlands, and desert.

Ralphie Jordan can't sleep. Something is making spooky noises in his room at night. It's a perfect case for Jigsaw Jones, who pieces together all the ghostly clues.

Ms. Frizzle and the kids are off on an adventure to the rain forest, to find out why Ms. Frizzle's cocoa tree has stopped growing cocoa beans.