Magic strong

"Magic is great at math. Yet, when it comes to telling time, he cannot get the hang of it. In Mr. Gray's class, Magic and his friends Rex and Reva travel to an aquarium on a most unusual clock. Once there, can they keep the schedule by learning the hours, minutes, and seconds?"--Provided by publisher.

"Even though science is totally Magic's jam, he can't get the hang of things out of this world. In Mr. Gray's class, Magic and his friends Rex and Reva take a rocket ship past the Sun, Moon, stars, and planets. They need to remember everything they learned about outer space in order to bring the rocket back"--Provided by publisher.

"Magic loves going to school. However, when he is asked to paint, Magic freezes. In Mr. Gray's class, Magic and his buddies Rex and Reva enter a magic picture of an amusement park and learn the three fundamentals of painting: sketch, fill in, and finish"--Provided by publisher.

"Magic loves to write. However, when it comes to writing a full paper, Magic's mind goes blank. In Mr. Gray's class, Magic and his buddies Rex and Reva enter a magical circus and learn how to craft a paper from the beginning, to the middle, and the end"--Provided by publisher.

"Magic wants to be president of the United States one day, but he does not understand the three branches of government. In Mr. Gray's class, Magic and his buddies Rex and Reva use a tree branch as a wand to zap them all to Washington, D.C. They peek at the people working in Congress, at the Federal Court, and in the White House, and learn about the legislative, judicial, and executive branches of government"--Provided by publisher.