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My awesome sister, ~Nebulan , and her bizarre hobby of attempting to do every Magic School Bus crossover possible ( [link] ), mentioned that she was contemplating one of these being the Wizard of Oz.

Since the Wizard of Oz is the sort of thing I could see the kids having a good reason to dress up as, I drew this for her. The kids are putting on the play for Walkerville Elementary!

I wasn't sure how much costume makeup would last to the end of a play on a group of energetic eight-year-olds. I tried to mix in some of each kids' unique traits to make them easily identifiable.

Dorothy Ann is playing Dorothy.
For some reason, her father insisted on her wearing silver slippers. He gave no indication that he actually read the original book or anything, but he was very determined.

Carlos Ramón plays the scarecrow.

Arnold Perlstein plays the fitting part of the cowardly lion.

And the misunderstood Tim is the Tin Man.

the witches are the best friends Keesha and Phoebe each filling rolls well suited for them. (Keesha, a realist, often comes across as a cynical, and Phoebe is such a bubbling optimist).

Wanda Li and Ralphie Tennelli play generic rolls. Wanda is a flying monkey, and likely enjoyed running around and maybe they got her to fly some too (some of the kids are creative engineers, plus they do have a magic bus). Ralphie represents the Lollipop Guild... or rather, the Maloblaster Guild.

Ms. Frizzle is the Wizard of Oz, with Liz playing Toto and the Bus is in the back as the Hot Air balloon, just happy to actually get to be in this play.

Magic School Bus is still owned by Scholostic, and hopefully Joanna Cole still has some rights to it all.

Wizard of Oz can originally be credited to L. Frank Baum , but since there's so many parodies selling, I think the copyright there is up.

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My awesome sister, ~Nebulan , and her bizarre hobby of attempting to do every Magic School Bus crossover possible ( [link] ), mentioned that she was contemplating one of these being the Wizard of Oz.

Since the Wizard of Oz is the sort of thing I could see the kids having a good reason to dress up as, I drew this for her. The kids are putting on the play for Walkerville Elementary!

I wasn't sure how much costume makeup would last to the end of a play on a group of energetic eight-year-olds. I tried to mix in some of each kids' unique traits to make them easily identifiable.

Dorothy Ann is playing Dorothy.
For some reason, her father insisted on her wearing silver slippers. He gave no indication that he actually read the original book or anything, but he was very determined.

Carlos Ramón plays the scarecrow.

Arnold Perlstein plays the fitting part of the cowardly lion.

And the misunderstood Tim is the Tin Man.

the witches are the best friends Keesha and Phoebe each filling rolls well suited for them. (Keesha, a realist, often comes across as a cynical, and Phoebe is such a bubbling optimist).

Wanda Li and Ralphie Tennelli play generic rolls. Wanda is a flying monkey, and likely enjoyed running around and maybe they got her to fly some too (some of the kids are creative engineers, plus they do have a magic bus). Ralphie represents the Lollipop Guild... or rather, the Maloblaster Guild.

Ms. Frizzle is the Wizard of Oz, with Liz playing Toto and the Bus is in the back as the Hot Air balloon, just happy to actually get to be in this play.

Magic School Bus is still owned by Scholostic, and hopefully Joanna Cole still has some rights to it all.

Wizard of Oz can originally be credited to L. Frank Baum , but since there's so many parodies selling, I think the copyright there is up.