George's Marvellous Medicine

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A couple of George’s experiments feature in our Primary activity pack, but do check out the book for lots more, as well as some accompanying lessons plans available here: http://www. Some of us,’ she said, and all at once she was leaning forward in her chair and whispering in a throaty sort of voice George had never heard her use before.

George’s father, Mr Kranky more openly despises Grandma and rudely answers back at her when she talks in his presence. Some of us have fire on our tongues and sparks in our bellies and wizardry in the tips of our fingers. Whenever I see a live slug on a piece of lettuce,’ Grandma said, ‘I gobble it up quick before it crawls away.

It was as if she was shrinking, as she had to have a footstool to put her feet on, and her head only came halfway up the back of the armchair.

Grandma replied that he should eat cabbage instead of chocolate, and if the cabbage had caterpillars, it would be better, caterpillars give brains. We are delighted, therefore, to be helping to celebrate the publication of George’s Marvellous Experiments throughout British Science Week. The book features a series of hands-on fun activities for children, teachers and families inspired by everyone’s favourite serendipitous scientist, George Kranky.Instead of obeying her, George instead fed the medicine to a hen, which grew in quite a different fashion than Grandma.

George responded that she once did, to which Grandma replied that she grew only a little bit, and that she gave up growing when she was extremely young, along with other nasty habits like laziness, disobedience, greed, sloppiness, untidyness, and stupidity.However, at the end of the book, Mary admitted that her mother was a grump, hinting that she possibly knew that Grandma was treating George unkindly. When his grandma tries the medicine, she immediately grows to an enormous size, thinking she is magical. Next Section Character List Previous Section About George's Marvelous Medicine How To Cite https://www.