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Magnet Power! (Rusty Rivets)
This Step 2 deluxe Step into Reading leveled reader features the characters from Nickelodeon’s Rusty Rivets —plus shiny stickers!
No case is too hard for Nickelodeon’s Rusty Rivets! When the key to the city goes missing, everyone assumes Rusty’s Botasaur buried it. But it’s up to Rusty and Ruby to dig up the truth! Boys and girls ages 4 to 6 will love this Step 2 deluxe Step into Reading leveled reader that features over 30 shiny stickers.
Meet Rusty, a ten-year-old designer and do-it-yourselfer who solves problems using ingenuity and wild, innovative inventions. With his best friend, Ruby, his robotic pet, Botasaur, and their mechanical helpers, the Bits, Rusty helps to foster kids’ interest in innovation, creativity, and the “Maker Movement.”
No case is too hard for Nickelodeon’s Rusty Rivets! When the key to the city goes missing, everyone assumes Rusty’s Botasaur buried it. But it’s up to Rusty and Ruby to dig up the truth! Boys and girls ages 4 to 6 will love this Step 2 deluxe Step into Reading leveled reader that features over 30 shiny stickers.
Meet Rusty, a ten-year-old designer and do-it-yourselfer who solves problems using ingenuity and wild, innovative inventions. With his best friend, Ruby, his robotic pet, Botasaur, and their mechanical helpers, the Bits, Rusty helps to foster kids’ interest in innovation, creativity, and the “Maker Movement.”
24 pages, Paperback
Published September 5, 2017
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September 27, 2017
I think you have to have seen the show for this to make sense. I mean, yes - I understand that a medal is missing and the kids are using science/technology to get it back. But some of the page jumps seem to skip over important things.... like how on one page, Rusty is literally holding the medal and then on the next he has no idea where it went. And why it's Hooray for Botasaur after he buried his medal. Not sure.
But I did like the problem-solving aspect of the story.
But I did like the problem-solving aspect of the story.
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