Judith Bauer Stamper

A collection of thirteen horror stories for children.

Miss Frizzle's class travels to the north pole to learn about arctic animals. When Ms. Frizzle announced that her class would be studying the North Pole, the students never thought it would lead them to the top of the world. They also never thought they'd get to see seals, caribou, musk oxen, and polar bears in person, but that was just the beginning. Illustrations.

Ray blasts off into space, where he crash lands on a strange planet and must escape from an alien being. Includes related phonics activities.

Miss Frizzle and her class go to Hawaii to learn about volcanoes.

Ms. Frizzle's class blasts off for another adventure to learn about rocks and minerals and to end up in the Wild West. When Carlos brings a mystery rock to school, he hopes Ms. Frizzle will tell him what kind of rock it is. But the Friz doesn't like to tell when she can show. That's how the class ends up on a wild rock hunt in the Wild West, trying to solve a mineral mystery! They take a stagecoach ride, pan for precious gems, and even explore an...

Miss Frizzle's class travel to the Rocky Mountains to learn about blizzards and avalanches and how the ski patrol works to help people who are stranded.

Describes the work done by a dentist as she examines, cleans, and X-rays a patient's teeth.

"All over the world, millions of animals are on the move. They thunder across the land, swim across vast oceans, and wing their way across the continents. Why are so many animals always moving from one place to another? Open the pages of this book to be astounded by the key survival adaptation that is migration." -- Back cover.

Discusses the origin of Thanksgiving and suggests various activities for the holiday.