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Why Liz, what luck! You’ve found a ladybug.
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Yes, folks – l’d just like to say, l couldn’t have
done it without… Seeds!
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lt was seeds from a pack like this that grew
into these prize winning tomato plants!
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Carlos, WHAT are you doing?
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Practicing being famous, what else?
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What makes you think you’re going to be
famous?
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Not just me — all of us!
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Think – the photographer shows up at three,
and takes a picture of us in our garden…
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…The picture goes on the cover of Plant lt!
Magazine, and we’re FAMOUS!
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So, there we go, Phoebe, it’s finished!
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Oh, thank you, Tim! That’s exactly what my
plant looks like.
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Plant? What plant? l don’t see a plant.
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You’re not looking, Carlos. This is it! See?
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Phoebe!
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You don’t get on the cover of Plant lt!
Magazine with a DRAWlNG of a plant!
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l’ve got a real one — it’s just not here…
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lt’s at my old school.
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When l was in Mr. Seedplot’s class…
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But, Phoebe, this is your NEW school!
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l tried to get one, l really did. l even wrote a
letter to Mr. Seedplot
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to see if he could bring me one. But so far
nothing.
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l don’t care if you wrote the president!
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We need your plant HERE! NOW!
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No hurry to worry, Carlos. There’s always
time to take chances,
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make mistakes, get WHEELS!
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Mistakes? Wheels? This is starting to sound
like a…
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FlELD TRlP!
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As l always say, if the plant won’t come to you,
go to the plant!
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We’re going to my old school? All of us?
Now?
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All right! Come on, Phoebe! We don’t have
much time!
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Oh no!
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Phoebe, aren’t you excited?
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A field trip to your old school!
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l’d like to meet Mr. Seedplot!
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Meet Mr. Seedplot?
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Um, Mr. Seedplot! l’d like you to meet–
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Take chances! Make mistakes! Get messy!
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We never did anything like this at our old
school.
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How embarrassing…
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At this rate, we’ll never get back in time for the
photograph!
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Can’t we fly there, Ms Frizzle?
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Excellent idea, Carlos.
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Ms. Frizzle, at my old school, things are kind
of quiet…
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Yes…
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And people don’t shrink or anything…
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Of course not, Phoebe.
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And buses don’t turn into things…
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But, Phoebe. A ladybug isn’t a thing! lt’s an
insect.
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Oh no!
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Here we go again!
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A ladybug?
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l was hoping supersonic jet…
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l was hoping invisible.
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There it is…! My old school!
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What will Mr. Seedplot say if he sees us?
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l don’t get it, Ms. Frizzle.
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How are we ever going to find Phoebe’s plant
if we’re so small?
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lt never hurts to have a bug’s eye view!
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Or a view of a bug’s eye…!
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Okay, everybody. Here’s what we’re looking
for.
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And there it is!!
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Yeah! All right!
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Those plants are drop-dead gorgeous.
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Now, can we get big again, dig one of them
up, and get back in time to be famous?
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Well, Carlos, l’ll see what l can do!
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Talk about HANGlNG a left.
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l HATE it when we go upside-down.
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Ms. Frizzle, you DlD pass your ladybug driving
test, right?
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With flying colors.
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We’re on a flower petal!
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Oh please, somebody tell me this isn’t
happening.
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lt’s happening.
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lsn’t it wonderful, class?
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The sky above…a flower below…
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A pothole dead ahead!
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What’s happening!!
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Perfect landing, Liz.
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Class, we’re well on our way to getting Phoebe
a plant.
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But we’re stuck!
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That too!
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Could Mr. Seedplot see us if he looked?
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Probably not. We’re down here, in your
flower.
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Then let’s hope we stay down here.
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No taking chances. No getting messy. And
most of all, no getting out of the BUS.
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Okay, class! Everybody out!
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Wait! Don’t! Mr. Seedplot might see us!
Please!
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Maybe you should have stayed home today,
Phoebe.
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Oh, no!
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We’re stuck!
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How are we gonna get outta here?
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Follow me, class. Take chances, make
mistakes, get slippery!
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Ready or not, here l come!
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l can’t let Mr. Seedplot catch me out there,
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how embarassing.
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Thanks Liz, Mr. Seedplot won’t recognize me
with this on…
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Hey, Phoebe! Nice disguise.
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Forget it.
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This stuff is sweet. What is it?
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ls it just me or do you get the feeling
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we’re the cherries in somebody’s ice cream
soda?
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lt’s looks like a soda straw, Ralphie, but it’s
really a proboscis.
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A proboscis?
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That’s right, Keesha. Every bee has a
proboscis.
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And they use them to drink the stuff we’re
stuck in?
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According to my research, this stuff is nectar.
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On the proboscis, Dorothy Ann!
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l like a proboscis as much as the next guy,
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but what we need is a probuscis to get us out
of here.
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Okay – what should we do what should we do
what should we do?
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Hey! l know! Let’s get lots of bees to drink all
the nectar around the bus.
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How? Send out invitations?
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Yes! That’s it! Look at these lines.
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They seem to be pointing to the pools of
nectar in the flower.
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Okay, so maybe they’re like a flower’s version
of landing lights.
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l get it! So if we made more lines,
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maybe we could get more bugs to come and
suck up the nectar!
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Excellent, Liz.
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Wanda, C’mon.
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Go Wanda go…!
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Yes! Here they come!
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AlR RAlD!
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As l always say, let them eat NECTAR!
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lt worked! We did it!
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Here we go!
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Phoebe’s plant, here we come!
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Let’s get the facts: plants make nectar for
insects.
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And then use flowers to show them where it is.
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But l hope they don’t show Mr. Seedplot where
we are.
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Now, were was l?
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Oh yes…”So l hope you can help me, Mr.
Seedplot,
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because l don’t want to let my new class
down.”
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Well, Phoebe, l certainly won’t let you down.
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l’m just not sure which plant was yours…
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lt’s almost three o’clock.
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Can we PLEASE grab one of Phoebe’s flowers
and get back to school now?
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Carlos, for every quethion, there’s an anther.
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An anther, that’s the part of the flower we’re
sitting on!
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Check out all the yellow balls!
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two things make me sneeze…pollen and
pepper.
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this isn’t pepper…
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So it must be pollen.
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And it’s floating around EVERYwhere!
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Nice propulsion, Arnold!
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Thank you, Ms. Frizzle. l knew l should ah, ah,
ah stayed home today.
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Look The bees are getting covered with
pollen!
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Looks like they’re saving some for later.
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Binoculars! Quick!
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lt’s Mr. Seedplot!
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Ms. Frizzle, could we please shrink again?!
Really small!
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Small as… uh… POLLEN
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All right, Phoebe, since it’s such a tiny
request–
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But if we’re small as POLLEN,
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even if we make the cover of Plant lt!
Magazine, we’ll be too small to see!
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MS. FRlZZLE!
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Egad! l believe l’ve discovered a new insect –
”The Vanishing Ladybug”
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Though it’s going to be hard to prove…
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Whew, that was close. Thanks, Ms. Frizzle.
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And thank you, Phoebe
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for letting our chance at gardening fame rot on
the vine.
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ls it just me, or is that a BlG HAlRY BEE’S
LEG?
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You better bee-lieve it! And it’s going to get us
out of here!
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lt is…?
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You bet!
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This is so cool, we’re stuck to a bumblebee!
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At my old school, we never rode on
bumblebees.
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We ARE at your old school, Phoebe.
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Oh, right.
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Hey Phoebe, look!
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The bee’s taking us and the pollen to another
one of your flowers.
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Giving us the brush-off, huh?
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l think we’d just landed on another part of
Phoebe’s flower
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Oh great…more pollen.
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l get it!
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The insects bring pollen from one flower to
another.
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Yeah, but what does it have to do with bringing
plants from one SCHOOL to another?
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There are several ways to find out the answer
to that. . .
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…and l choose this one!
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She’s lost it…
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Where are we?
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Right here! l think…
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The bee has taken us–and lots of pollen–to
the top of the female part of the flower.
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Ms. Frizzle, may l be excused to find some
more… !
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Tissue!!!!
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Arnold, come back here! You’ve gone the
wrong way!
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Cool! Arnold just discovered that pollen grows
a tube down into the flower!
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Yes, this is the plant for Phoebe.
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Wait for ME!!!!
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Or is it?
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l can’t believe she just did that!
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As l always say, all pollen tubes lead to home.
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This way class.
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Wait for ME!
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But what about the cover of Plant lt!
Magazine?
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Another second and Mr. Seedplot would have
seen us!
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Oh swell! Where are we?
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Let me see… here! Because pollen tubes
grow down.
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We’re totally inside my flower.
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Phoebe, what are you doing now? We’ve got
to get your…
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Safe at last! What a relief!
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Phoebe, get off! lt’s alive!
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The rock l was sitting on, it started to grow!
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This isn’t rock, l know rocks.
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This is part of the plant.
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l think Arnold’s right. Looks more like an egg
to me.
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l wonder if it started to grow when the pollen
tube reached it.
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They’re all over the place.
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What are they?
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Did l miss something?
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Did we come to Phoebe’s old school to get her
plant,
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or to see ”lnvasion of the Pollen Tubes?”
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Carlos, you’ll be happy to know that they are
what we came for.
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But we only need one.
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We came for a plant. This isn’t a plant.
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Not yet, it isn’t. But it will be.
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lt’s a plant waiting to happen.
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Of course! l get it! lt’s a SEED!!
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My plant is making seeds!
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Dynamic deduction! Phoebe.
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The bee carried the pollen, lands on a flower’s
stigma and grow tubes down to the eggs.
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and together they make seeds!
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So all we have to do is take this seed back,
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plant it in our garden, and we’ll be famous!
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Great. There’s still one small problem.
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What?
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TlME!
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There’s not a seed in the world that can
become a PLANT in FlVE MlNUTES!
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As l always say, time flies when you’ve got the
right equipment!
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Hit it, Liz!
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All right! Look at those seeds grow!
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l hope this seed is an express.
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Hang on class. Here we go!
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Plant lt! Magazine, here we come!
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Ms. Frizzle, can’t this seed go any faster?
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Not unless we hitch a ride on a dog or a bird
or a mongoose
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A mongoose?
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Here comes our ride!
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Oh no! lt’s Mr. Seedplot! We can’t!
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We have to!
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We are!
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We’re on Mr. Seedplot’s head! HOW
EMBARRASSlNG!
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We’ve got to get off before he sees us!
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But Phoebe, this is our chance to meet Mr.
Seedplot.
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Hey Mr. Seedplot! Up here!
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Quiet!! We’ll get thrown off!
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Yes! MR. SEED PLOT!
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Hello? Did someone call me?
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Phoebe! You did it again!
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Hello? Did someone call me?
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We’re almost there!
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We made it!
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Oh no!
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Now what?
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The photographer’s here and we’re not ready!
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You’re right, the seed isn’t a plant yet.
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We need soil and water and light and..
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And TlME! TlME for it to sprout and grow and
flower!
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And TlME we haven’t got… Ms. Frizzle?
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Okay, Liz, TlME to go to hyper-seed.
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Soil
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Water
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Light
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Time
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Well, Phoebe, you did it! l see you found a
plant after all.
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Where is everybody, anyway?
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Ms. Frizzle, stop!
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Can we just shrink again?
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Phoebe – NOW WHAT?
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lf we get big again, Mr. Seedplot will see us!
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So??? Phoebe, it’s three o-clock!
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The photographer’s here! THlS lS OUR BlG
CHANCE!!!
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But what’ll Mr. Seedplot think if we just appear,
POOF, out of nowhere?
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He’ll think we appeared, POOF, out of
nowhere.
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Exactly. He’ll think we’re really WElRD!
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He’ll think Ms. Frizzle is…
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Phoebe, are you embarrassed by Ms. Frizzle?
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But Phoebe, think of what she’s just done!
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Ms. Frizzle’s the best! Mr. Seedplot can think
what he likes!
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Let’s get big so l can introduce him to my new
teacher!
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Thanks. Are you Mr. Frizzle?
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No, l’m Mr. Seedplot. Ms. Frizzle doesn’t
appear toz. . .
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Hello there.
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Oh! There they are!
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Hello, Phoebe. l brought you a plant,
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but l see you already have one.
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Thanks so much for bringing it, Mr. Seedplot.
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And you’re right, l have one already. Thanks
to Ms. Frizzle!
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Ms. Frizzle! Nice to see you again!
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Nice to see you, too, Archibald.
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You mean…you know each other?
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Sure! l’m one of Ms. Frizzle’s biggest fans!
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And l just love your garden! lt’s really magic!
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What’s your secret?
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No secret, Archibald.
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As l always say the magic is in the gardeners!
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All right, everyone, say–
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SEEDS
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ls it the magic school bus?
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ls it the magic school bus?
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ls it the magic school bus?
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ls it the magic school bus?
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ls it the magic school bus?
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ls it the magic school bus?
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stay tune with us and be a smart kid
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Dear Valerie… No, no…
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Hello, is this the Magic School Bus?
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But l don’t work here.
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Hello?
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Hello. ls is this the Magic School Bus?
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Yes, but. . .
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Did you work on that show about seeds?
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Actually, l was in it.
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Then maybe you can answer a few questions.
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Well, l’ll try.
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First of all, why didn’t Phoebe just look in a
catalogue and get her seeds from there?
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Because seeds don’t really come from
catalogs. They come from plants.
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True, but how about when Ms. Frizzle
speeded everything up by magic?
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l do love her magic.
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Well they do that on nature programs all the
time. lt’s called time lapse photography,
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and they use it to show things happening
faster than they really do.
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but there some things that just can’t be
rushed.
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What are you talking about?
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Oh, sorry, what was the question?
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What kind of plant did Phoebe have anyway?
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00:23:23,200 –> 00:23:26,317
That was a…er…a Flowering Made-up-icus.
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Give me a break. There’s no such plant.
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Okay, you’re right. Phoebe’s flower was
invented for the show,
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but it’s very similar to lots of real flowers.
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but one last question.
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That’s what l’m here for.
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Does Ms. Frizzle have a boyfriend?
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Well…l don’t have time to answer that.
Goodbye.
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Nice to see you, too, Archibald.
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