The Magic School Bus Meets Molly Cule

Molecules are tiny bits that make up everything around us. They are made of atoms and give matter its properties.

The smallest unit of matter is an atom, which can combine to form molecules.

The Magic School Bus shrinks to one millionth of its normal size, allowing the class to see tiny details.

Water molecules are splashy and hard to hold on to, which gives water its liquid properties.

Soap molecules are slippery, which helps them clean by breaking down dirt and grease.

It means that the type and arrangement of molecules determine how a substance looks and behaves.

They found a rag, which has flexible and soft molecules.

Grime is a type of dirt or filth that can be found on surfaces, making them look unclean.

Dirt is loose soil or earth, while tar is a sticky substance that can be hard to clean.

The Shrinkerscope is a tool that helps the Magic School Bus class see how small they have shrunk.