Bücher von Phillip Johnson

The story of Gilberts Dragon introduces the Science Rangers, the teacher Ms. Daly, and the students in Room 3 at Lake Pleasant Primary School. Room 3 has an unannounced visitor join them for the day. The intruder has four legs, a tail and a cheeky smile with a lot of teeth and is usually found in deserts and arid environments. His scientific name is Lophognathus Gilberti, more commonly referred to as Gilberts Dragon. His owner calls him Bertie. The class were engaged in 'Shared Reading" when Bertie made his dramatic and frantic entrance. Having had very little to eat for breakfast he goes in search of the food in the children's lunch boxes and back-packs. Ms Daly tries her best to put a stop to the chaos in the classroom. However, it was the Science Rangers who saved the day.

Are We There Yet?Ms. Daly and Room 3 are going on a Field Trip to the world-famous Flinders Ranges. Miss Winn and Room 2 from Lake Windemere Primary School join Room 3 and the Science Rangers on their 3-day excursion. The bus arrived, children and teachers boarded, and the parents, siblings and grandparents waved goodbye. 'Here we go, here we go' rang out and the wheels on the bus were going round and round. Everything was going to plan, according to Ms Daly and Miss Winn. However, in the luggage compartment, a very curious and hungry passenger was working his way out of a backpack. Bertie escaped from the backpack stored directly under a trap door and joined the passengers on the bus. With Monster Mountain and Dead Man's Creek ahead, who will save the day? Good Luck Ms. Daly and Miss Winn.