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Ray I'm
Caroline hey I'm
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Jessie I'm
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Zoe is the One World M so let's talk we
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on o m of San Antonio Texas sent us this
game called The Walrus crawl to play
players have to lie on their stomach and
using only their arms get from one end
of the rug to the other and back
now you can't use your legs okay is
everybody ready oh wait hold on you have
to bark like a
walus like a dog by accident that's okay
as long as you're barking ready
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come
W head to ra taking a slight lead okay
K's taking a lead a huge lead come on
bar like those
Wall come on make some noise out there
people Kenny's in the lead come on
Kenny's in a big lead
and good game guys I was good The Blue
Team the
winner all right I want that
Park welcome to Cafe Zoom today we're
going to be making cupcake cones sent in
by Grace a of Chelsea Vermont here's
what you'll
need cake mix store bought or
homemade flat bottomed ice cream
cones frosting a cupcake pan and
sprinkles for
ation first you preheat your oven to
325° and if you can't use an oven ask an
adult to help
you then you make a cake mix by
following the instructions on the box
you probably need to add some water
vegetable oil and a Egger T you can use
any flavor you want each box will make
about 24
cones I've already filled up four of
them now I'm going to fill up the last
two you fill them up 34 full if you fill
them up any
higher they will overload cuz they rise
in the oven so make sure it's
34
okay I'm going to do the last one I made
these at home and my sisters love them I
made them with pink
frosting Okay we
go
and if you can't use oven just ask an
adult to help you but if you can make
sure you put on your mitts cuz you don't
want to get
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burned
okay and don't worry if you're making a
mess cuz cooking is
messy just make sure you clean up
after you bake them in oven for 10 to 15
minutes here's some that are already
faked cooled and ready to
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decorate okay I'm going to use chocolate
frosting cuz it's my
favorite love
it okay me take some of it there we
go these will get very very good when
they're done okay now I'm going to dip
them in a bowl of
sprinkles and there you go
and now comes the best part eating them
when up the
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teeth let's see are you all set do you
have your binoculars binoculars check
how about your Field Guide Field Guide
got it
notebook notebook yep guess you're all
set okay let's go I'm Laura I'm 13 and
my grandfather and I are volunteers at
the well Fleet Bay Wildlife
Sanctuary mainly what we do is we hit a
trail that has a lot of people on it and
we answer their questions as best we can
what are we looking for today kids to
get the most out of bird watching you
have to learn how to use
binoculars start with something that
doesn't move like a
tray there you go then practice with
stuff that does move like a plane or car
you have to learn how to be fast because
birds do not wait around for
you keep your eye on the bird as you're
raising your binoculars do it
work get a good field guide and study it
at home before you go out on the
trail got a yellow and yellow I think we
can call her a prairie
warber make a checklist of all the
different birds you see my grandpa calls
it a lifeless when you see a bird record
the name date and place
then you can look back and remember the
first time you saw a goldfinch or an
alpr there's a red wing if you see a
brightly colored bird chances are it's a
male and the reason is he wants to look
cool enough to attract a nice female
mate over here is a
female not much
color females are usually plain colored
think that helps them hide better when
they're sitting on their
nest there are a lot of different ways
to identify birds what do we got um tree
swallows tree how can you tell they're
tree swallows they have a white
underbelly what's the difference between
a tree swallow and a barn swallow red
underbelly um barn swallow Red Barn and
then white underbelly tree swallow white
birch
tree okay that's a good way to remember
it difference between the White and the
red works for me
think that was a tripping back there I
wouldn't know what it looks like but
you're probably right I feel really
lucky to have this job I get to be with
my grandfather in a beautiful place we
get to see all kinds of birds and
animals and meet people from all over
the
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world Mark s of Indianapolis Indiana
sent us this
challenge if three rabbits equals one
sheep two Gophers equals one rabbit and
one sheep equals two kangaroos then what
does one kangaroo equal and it has to be
whole
animals okay I do not understand this
question well each like a certain number
of animals equal a certain number of
other animals and you have to using the
information you get have to figure out
what one kangaroo equals oh so why to
arrange it first like put like three
rabbits and then equal one sheep just
like so we can picture it let's put how
about what they are and what they equals
is on that side okay golfers two golfers
one rabbit
rabbit and one
sheep
two oh okay well maybe we should look
for related information like see how
there's a sheep here and a sheep here
and a rabbit there and rabbit there so
if you can relate all three of those
facts together then maybe you can figure
it out two goers equal one rabbit and in
the other problem three rabbits equal
one sheep so that means for every one
rabbit there's two Gophers so if there
are three rabbits that equal one sheep
that means there are six Gophers right
yeah because see for all of these for
all of these rabbits there's two these
mm two Gophers a wait six
Gophers you have enough equal one sheep
okay
so six Gophers equals one sheep mhm one
sheep equals two Kangaroos and two
kangaroos equal so two
kangaroos equal six rabbits I mean two
kangaroos equals six Gophers
because six Gophers equals one sheep
equals two Kar
kangaroos so six Gophers equaling one
sheep equaling two kangaroos is the same
thing as six gol is equaling two sheep
so if we take that out the problem will
still be two kangaroos so if we take
this out okay so six Gophers equal one
sheep equal two kangaroos if we take the
Sheep out it will still be six SC is
equal two kangaroos M so
one kangaroo be three is
three W so one kangaroo equals three
go good
job oh yeah good job do you know any
other challenges that use numbers to
solve problems if you do send your
challenges to
zoom when snagle gets a b of string I
pull by Anna K of Milwood Virginia when
snuggles gets a ball of string she does
a very stupid thing she chases it around
the house as if the string ball is a
mouse she runs down the stairs with
perked up hairs into my brother's
underwears my dog starts to chase her
around the house then my kitten becomes
a mouse I finally catch her and I say
can't you play a different way I
untangle her and then she starts the
whole thing over again
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Lindsay's Abby duby video by Lindsay M
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that helps your listening skills come up
with three words that have the same
first letters for instance blue ball and
B boy when you call out blue everyone
has to step to the
right when you call out ball everyone
has to step to the
left and boy everyone has to stand still
eliminate people who step the wrong way
the last person left standing is the
winner have fun and watch your steps
your friend Shannon D from Denver
Colorado question ball is blue
right ball ball is left and boy you
stand still okay so blue right ball left
boy still okay okay all right
blue
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Ace thank you that was a practice right
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words dear Zoom I a homeschooler and I'm
9 years old in the fourth grade my
mother teaches me because she used to be
a teacher before she had kids I am one
of three and my older brothers go to a
private school every weekday morning I
get up at 7:30 get dressed and eat
breakfast and all that here's my daily
schedule 7:30 a.m. wake up sleepy head
7:40 get dressed and go downstairs 7:55
eat breakfast brush teeth CB hair 8:15
school start start school 12 12:00 p.m.
eat lunch and then a little
recess 3:00 p.m. go get the boys at
school 5:00 p.m. watch my favorite show
Zoom 6:00 p.m. eat dinner and 8:30 p.m.
go to bed from Nora F of Troy New York
and see your schedules right there
cool
okay dear Zoom get a white piece of
paper and write or Draw Something with a
white
crayon then with any color marker color
over it from Trisha B of Middletown New
Jersey it's cool awesome what it with
like a white marker no it's a white
that's a white crayon oh and then you
color with Mar with marker that's cool
awesome she made the word Zoom
too hey Zoomers what's the only syllable
State oh sorry what's the only one
syllable State what's the only state
that touches only one other state John C
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what's the only I get so there's two
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name name y That's right got
it and that's the only one that touches
no what's and what's the only one that
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there's only one other state under it
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does I like name you have a letter
yes hi I have an idea for Zoom you could
talk about your favorite books like one
of my favorites Charlotte's Web your
brand new friend ianga of Omaha Nebraska
I like Charlotte's Web good good book I
like The Golden Compass that's a good
book yeah what do you guys think about
this homeschooling though you can stay
at home all time be fun know and I don't
think it matter as much if you're were
late for school I know that's a BL Mom
I'm sorry I have to go to school okay
here go downstairs you're at school you
can go to school with your
pajamas
zooms where did the summer Go written
and illustrated by Katie P of Mapleton
Illinois where did the summer go I would
ask myself School is tomorrow where did
the summer go maybe it got lost when I
was swimming yes I think uh let me see
Maybe not maybe it got lost that
miniature golfing well no that's not
it maybe it got lost when I went fishing
yeah that's oh that's not it either or
maybe it got lost at camp and got scared
of the ghost stories
nah or maybe someone stole it
nope maybe I scared it away with my
clarinet hope not or my mom threw it
away nope boy I hope I find
it Sarah get ready for
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zoom Don and Karen s of Golden Colorado
nominated Reed s for today's zumacom lot
Reed got the idea to fix up an old
bridge in her neighborhood that was
unsafe and falling apart Reed helped her
parents buy the lumber replace the
broken boards and repaint the bridge way
to go Reed you'll be receiving your
zumacom loty certificate in the mail
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congratulations
a day at the juice bar inspired by an
idea sent in by Michael R of rort
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Nebraska hey why the wrong face well you
see I got to write a great story from my
newspaper by tomorrow or I'm out of a
job do you think I could have a
character might help me feel better you
think you have problems I have the
biggest curliest dog in the world but
everyone's afraid of him his fur is so
tangled up and dirty that people think
he's a ferocious
animal he's a picture of cuddles yikes I
see what you
mean hey why the long
face well my dog room in business is
going downhill it's shedding season for
dogs and I can't keep up with all the
fur clippings in my shop there's fur
piled up to the roof I can't even see my
customers can I have a banana shake
please maybe that'll make me feel better
thanks hey hey why the long face I'm
having problems being a gardener and
everyone tells me that I don't have the
right gardening tools to work in their
Gardens no one will hire me why don't
you have a strawberry smoothie maybe
that'll make you feel better
thanks hey hey why the long face well
allow me to introduce myself I'm
inventor Pogo puddles worth and everyone
thinks my inventions are just crazy I
can't get anyone to buy them for example
look at this newo advention I just appr
ated I call
it the super suction dog hair sucker it
has wonderful scissors that will clip
not only dog hair but the grandest
gardens as well and it instantly cleans
up its mess in seconds
wow that's perfect I'll buy it I'm
really in need of a great gardening tool
and I desperately need something like
that to clean my shop maybe I can hire
you to help me and can I bring my dog
cleia shop to have him groomed and now I
have a great story to write from my
newspaper dis centilating super dog hair
suckers saves the day let's toast to
that
cheers let me get a picture of all of
you to print with my story in the
paper
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02x05 - Episode 5
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American live-action children's television series in which child cast members present a variety of types of content, including games, recipes, science experiments, and short plays, based on ideas sent in by children, and is a remake of the 1972 television program of the same name.
American live-action children's television series in which child cast members present a variety of types of content, including games, recipes, science experiments, and short plays, based on ideas sent in by children, and is a remake of the 1972 television program of the same name.