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Jamestown, RI (February 12, 2012)–If you find yourself with metal in your pockets at this year's American International Toy Fair in New York City, then don't be surprised when you get sucked into Booth 5214. What's the attraction? Well, besides their personal magnetism, the scientists at The Young Scientists Club will be showing some new Magic School Bus science kits, including "Attracted to Magnificent Magnets."
YOUNG SCIENTISTS CLUB'S 2012 SCIENCE KITS EXERT INVISIBLE POWERS
February 12, 2012
Jamestown, RI (February 12, 2012)–If you find yourself with metal in your pockets at this year's American International Toy Fair in New York City, then don't be surprised when you get sucked into Booth 5214. What's the attraction? Well, besides their personal magnetism, the scientists at The Young Scientists Club will be showing some new Magic School Bus science kits, including "Attracted to Magnificent Magnets."
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Jamestown, RI (January 5, 2012)–Any child who’s enjoyed the brilliant, entertaining and wacky Ms. Frizzle take her students on magical scientific bus rides wishes they could get picked up by her every morning. It’s no wonder, really. Ms. Frizzle and her fictional students have been exciting kids’ imaginations and curiosity by showing how incredibly fun science can be for 25 years.
THE MAGIC SCHOOL BUS™ ADDS YOUR CHILD’S HOME TO ITS ADVENTUROUS BUS ROUTE
January 5, 2012
The Magic School Bus™ Science Club Delivers Kits Directly to Children’s Homes
Jamestown, RI (January 5, 2012)–Any child who’s enjoyed the brilliant, entertaining and wacky Ms. Frizzle take her students on magical scientific bus rides wishes they could get picked up by her every morning. It’s no wonder, really. Ms. Frizzle and her fictional students have been exciting kids’ imaginations and curiosity by showing how incredibly fun science can be for 25 years.
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Jamestown, RI (June 15, 2011) –The Young Scientists Club is batting a thousand this year with Creative Child. For any non-baseball fans out there, that means that every single one of the company’s new products was a hit with the judges, which is saying a lot.
THE YOUNG SCIENTISTS CLUB GOES 5 FOR 5
June 15, 2011
All Five of the Company’s New 2011 Products Named Creative Child Winners
Jamestown, RI (June 15, 2011) –The Young Scientists Club is batting a thousand this year with Creative Child. For any non-baseball fans out there, that means that every single one of the company’s new products was a hit with the judges, which is saying a lot.
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Jamestown, RI (February 13, 2011) – In 2011, the kids will cheer as The Young Scientists Club rolls out its newest science kits to explore and experiment with volcanoes, electricity, chemistry, and microscopes while taking an imaginary ride with Ms. Frizzle on board The Magic School Bus. Visitors to the American International Toy Fair Booth 5233 can peek inside four new Magic School Bus science kits from the award-winning toymaker.
THE YOUNG SCIENTISTS CLUB CELEBRATES THE 25th ANNIVERSARY OF THE MAGIC SCHOOL BUS™ WITH FIVE NEW KITS
February 13, 2011
See What’s New At The Young Scientists Club Toy Fair Booth 5233- Including The Introduction Of A New Lab Series And Appearances By The Beloved Ms. Frizzle!
Jamestown, RI (February 13, 2011) – In 2011, the kids will cheer as The Young Scientists Club rolls out its newest science kits to explore and experiment with volcanoes, electricity, chemistry, and microscopes while taking an imaginary ride with Ms. Frizzle on board The Magic School Bus. Visitors to the American International Toy Fair Booth 5233 can peek inside four new Magic School Bus science kits from the award-winning toymaker.
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Jamestown, RI (October 7, 2010) – In a report just intercepted from the MythNet (a secret network used by myths and legends), Santa Claus has relocated his workshop to a new undisclosed location. The apparent reason for this surprise action was that a 7-year old child, using the brand new, award-winning Science on a Tracking Expedition kit from the Young Scientists Club to track a flying reindeer, stumbled on the original secret workshop location by mistake.
YOUNG SCIENTISTS CLUB’S “TRACKING EXPEDITION KIT” FORCES SANTA TO RELOCATE HIS WORKSHOP
October 7, 2010
The Young Scientists Club’s “Science on a Tracking Expedition Kit” Keeps Kids On Track With Nature
Jamestown, RI (October 7, 2010) – In a report just intercepted from the MythNet (a secret network used by myths and legends), Santa Claus has relocated his workshop to a new undisclosed location. The apparent reason for this surprise action was that a 7-year old child, using the brand new, award-winning Science on a Tracking Expedition kit from the Young Scientists Club to track a flying reindeer, stumbled on the original secret workshop location by mistake.
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Jamestown, RI (July 7, 2010) – When The Beatles sang 'Here Comes The Sun' they scored a No. 1 record. John Denver rode to the top of the charts with 'Sunshine On My Shoulders.' There's something about solar energy that makes everyone a winner. The Young Scientists Club entered their sunshine-y kit on solar energy, and naturally, they won a spot from Parents' Choice Foundation's ultra competitive Spring 2010 Awards. Their Magic School Bus Solar Energy To The Rescue science kit earned a Parents' Choice Recommended Seal.
PARENTS’ CHOICE TOP PRIZE HAS YOUNG SCIENTISTS SINGING 'HERE COMES THE SUN'
July 7, 2010
Magic School Bus Solar Energy To The Rescue' Kit Wows Industry Judges
Jamestown, RI (July 7, 2010) – When The Beatles sang 'Here Comes The Sun' they scored a No. 1 record. John Denver rode to the top of the charts with 'Sunshine On My Shoulders.' There's something about solar energy that makes everyone a winner. The Young Scientists Club entered their sunshine-y kit on solar energy, and naturally, they won a spot from Parents' Choice Foundation's ultra competitive Spring 2010 Awards. Their Magic School Bus Solar Energy To The Rescue science kit earned a Parents' Choice Recommended Seal.
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Jamestown, RI (July 7, 2010) – When it comes to our children's development the "nature vs. nurture" question looms as large as the biology's, "chicken before the egg," question. But for The Young Scientists Club, the important thing is to have smart, imaginative children who question the world around them. And because of how creatively the company’s science kits use nature to nurture, Creative Child has awarded its 2010 Toy of the Year Award for Educational Science Kits, to Science on a Tracking Expedition. This marks the second consecutive year that The Young Scientist's Club has taken away the top honor for one of its kits.
CREATIVE CHILD REVEALS THAT YOUNG SCIENTIST’'S CLUB USES NATURE "TO" NURTURE
July 7, 2010
The Young Scientists Club Receives Creative Child's 2010 Toy Of The Year Award
Jamestown, RI (July 7, 2010) – When it comes to our children's development the "nature vs. nurture" question looms as large as the biology's, "chicken before the egg," question. But for The Young Scientists Club, the important thing is to have smart, imaginative children who question the world around them. And because of how creatively the company’s science kits use nature to nurture, Creative Child has awarded its 2010 Toy of the Year Award for Educational Science Kits, to Science on a Tracking Expedition. This marks the second consecutive year that The Young Scientist's Club has taken away the top honor for one of its kits.
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Jamestown, RI (February 14, 2010) – Ever wonder what the mothers of little Albert Einstein [future Nobel Prize winner] or little Valerie Frizzle [future Magic School Bus teacher with the moniker Ms. Frizzle] gave to their brainy kids to satisfy their growing curiosity beyond their school lessons? They would have craved the award-winning collection of science kits created for budding (dare we say) Einsteins. The Young Scientists Club is delighted to announce its newest releases for 2010 with solar energy, animal tracking, and dinosaurs as themes.
YOUNG SCIENTISTS CLUB REVEALS 2010 THEMES: SOLAR ENERGY, ANIMAL TRACKS, AND DINOSAURS
February 14, 2010
The Young Scientists Club’s Science Kits Receive Three Mr. Dad and Great Dad 2009-2010 Holiday Seals of Approval
Jamestown, RI (February 14, 2010) – Ever wonder what the mothers of little Albert Einstein [future Nobel Prize winner] or little Valerie Frizzle [future Magic School Bus teacher with the moniker Ms. Frizzle] gave to their brainy kids to satisfy their growing curiosity beyond their school lessons? They would have craved the award-winning collection of science kits created for budding (dare we say) Einsteins. The Young Scientists Club is delighted to announce its newest releases for 2010 with solar energy, animal tracking, and dinosaurs as themes.
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