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This article pertains to the 20- and 8-student classes from the books and classic TV series. For the classroom in the spin-off, see Frizzle classroom (The Magic School Bus: Mighty Explorers).

The Frizzle classroom is a classroom at Walkerville Elementary School, and one of the main settings of the classic version of The Magic School Bus franchise. Its class is taught by one of the Frizzle sisters, either Valerie or Fiona Frizzle depending on the series.

It is located in Room 101 of Walkerville Elementary School.

Book series[]

This class of 19 students is taught by Valerie Frizzle. It is located in Room 101[1] of Walkerville Elementary School. Phoebe still attends the school as of now in the books.

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These students only showed up in one of the books.

TV series[]

This version of Ms. Frizzle's class is the most famous and notable, due to the popularity of the release of the original TV series. Since then, this class has been featured in the spin-off series books. It has eight members, eleven if Annie, Harry, and Phoebe are counted.

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Universal film[]

This version of the class is set to appear in the Universal/Brownstone Productions film.

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  • Yet to be determined

Trivia[]

  • The class's room number might reference course levels (such as Biology 101).
  • The is also a "Living" skeleton that appears in a corner of the classroom. In the 1994 TV series and the Scholastic Reader books it seems to be alive, however, in Rides Again it is just a stationary skeleton.
  • In the pre-rides again series the size of the main eight (from tallest to shortest): Tim, Carlos, Keesha, Phoebe, Ralphie, Arnold, Dorothy Ann, Wanda
    • In the rides again series members of the main eight (from tallest to shortest) are: Tim, Carlos, Wanda, Keesha, Jyoti, Ralphie, Dorothy Ann, & Arnold.
Class Size Compare

Height chart of the ‘90s class

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