today I'm
zo a
cat okay I'll have a burger LOD fries
and a soda this is um a library it's
called pel picato that means pierced
paper in Spanish isn't that neat how the
candles came out right there
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morning
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zo I'm
Caroline I'm
L I'm sardo
I'm
Garett I'm
Mike I'm Court oh yeah and I'm
singing we're all pluged into one world
now let's talk we want to hear from you
come on give it a try and if you like
what you see turn off your TV and do
it come on and zo zo come on and zoom
yeah come on and zoom zoom zoom
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we're zoom in on
wgby hey Zoomers glad you could join us
can you guess what I
am give up I was trying to sound like
like a leaky faucet we're about to play
this game called sound trades and it was
sent to us by Laura e of Evansville
Indiana come along and play to play I'm
going to need to pick a card with the
name of an object or an animal written
on it then I have to imitate the sound
that the animal or object makes everyone
else has to guess what object or animal
I'm making
okay okay this
string break bird a door a door an eagle
something is it a type of
bird a train a train whistle okay I'll
give you a hint it's in a classroom and
this is this is an action Nails on a
chalkboard no chalkboard screeching
chalkboard yeah M got it Nails on
chalkboard I hate that was really good
that's hard mik it's your turn you go in
the center all right wow really I
wouldn't have been able to
makeing
break break is it a door a door freaky
door freaky door the last yes we can
take that that way we don't do the same
thing twice
okay
okay okay
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b a computer something computer computer
a computer a laptop
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when you're playing a game on the
computer can
I that was really hard I'm the only one
only win that was hard well we can play
more
after
okay you guys
are the easiest one
win
all you have to do it
a cat a
cat a car a
[Laughter]
car other way
around that was cool though yeah that um
chick no McDonald McDonald's Farm well
you guys kind of got a Barnard it was
actually yeah
was to
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go what's up what's up what's up what's
up what's up what's up what's up what's
up what's up what's up if you could go
any place in the world where would you
go I would like to go to Boston because
I like the
museums if I go go anywhere in the whole
world I go to China Hollywood California
because I love to see how they make rap
videos and movies New York so I can play
Major League Baseball Hawaii because I
want to swim in crystal clear waters I'd
go to Austria because they're really
well known for their downhill skars and
I want to go to the Olympic someday if I
could go anywhere in the world I would
go to California to visit my dad
okay I'll have a burger large fries and
a soda sir this is um a
library sorry I'll have a burger large
fries and a so
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zoomo isn't it beautiful it's called pel
picado that means pierced paper in
Spanish these ones are made out of
plastic in Mexico pel bado is used to
celebrate holidays in different
Traditions such as the changing of
Seasons people use all different kinds
of symbols that are important to them in
their papel
picado now you can see pel picado in the
US when people from Mexico Gather in
their communities traditionally pel
picado is made with a chisel and a
hammer that cuts through many pieces of
paper at one time but for our pel vocado
we're going to use tissue paper and
scissors besides tissue paper and
scissors you're going to need a glue
stick and some
string now you're ready to choose your
color in Mexico different colors
represent different holidays such as
different shades of purple for Easter
and rainbow colors for Christmas and
other things I think I'm going to
celebrate my birthday so I'm going to
use orange and blue since they're my
favorite
colors now take the tissue paper and
fold it in half
once just like this so it's nice and
even match up the
corners then fold it in half the other
way once
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again and finally fold it in in half the
other way once
again okay now you're going to cut
designs in all four sides of the tissue
paper since I'm going to do my birthday
I think I'll do candles and maybe
balloons you really need to experiment
with what you're cutting because you
never really know how it's going to turn
out until you're finished I think this
will come out to a candle if I do half a
candle right here so I'm going to make
half the candle all right and then maybe
I'll try making some balloons
here cut the little hole in the balloon
if it helps you you can draw lines
before you cut to make it a little bit
easier
okay now I'm just going to make some
little triangle designs right here
okay then one triangle and another
triangle then I'm going to make some
wavy sign little designs right
here make little waves okay this is what
it looks like before it's opened and now
that I'm ready to open it this is what
it looks like after it's been opened
isn't that neat how the candles came out
right
there voila
pel
picato all right once you've done about
five or six sheets of paper you're ready
to hang it up take a glue
stick and glue the top of your piece of
paper I'm going to glue the top just
like
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this and once you've glued all your
pieces you're going to go to your piece
of string
and you're gonna wrap it around so that
it glues to itself and sticks to the
string when you're making your banner
make sure to leave about an inch of room
and 6 in at the end so that you can tie
it up all right Zoomers you're ready
happy birthday happy
birthday happy birthday to me Happy
Birthday to
You d d of Barnes Minnesota T to these
Fanny
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jues bny dly likes getting an allowance
but doesn't like money why do you think
that
is bny dly likes to borrow but doesn't
like to
loan why do you think
that a n e o l e
fny Dy likes wallet but she doesn't like
purses why do you think that
it oh yeah all right make up your own
Fanny dues and send them to
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zoom excuse me how may I help you last
week I checked out a book it was the
most boring book I have ever read it had
no story whatsoever it had far too many
characters it was just
awful so you're the one who took out our
phone
B you're about to meet a bunch of kids
who dream up a totally new city and
compete against kids from all across the
country in the future cities competition
to win this competition Emily and her
friends have to use engineering to solve
some real life problems in their city
like how to create enough energy watch
to see if their design has what it takes
to be the
winner first place in future city
competition is that's me Emily I'm my
class from Avington Pennsyvania this is
the big
moment with that to here we won the
future city competition
but before we find out let me show you
how we got
there this is my hometown of Addington
Pennsylvania I got interested in the
future CI competition because my brother
was on a future City team that went to
the Nationals in Washington DC it's a
tradition at our school our lady H Chans
to participate in the future cities
competition uh uh speaking of traditions
and school I think I'm
Le I think it's time we decide where our
city is going to be we're having our
first meeting with Mrs rain she's our
science and math teacher we're trying to
decide where to build our city what to
call it and what materials we should use
to make it look futuristic and do you
remember some of the reasons why you
thought Africa would be a great place to
build they have a lot of like economic
problems and like health problems we
decided to build our city in Africa
because it had some energy crisis
problems that we could solve so that
brings us from Gabon to the Congo Zer
and
and
Namibia we decided to pick Namibia in
Africa because the climate was so much
like California like it's not too hot
yet it's not too cold it's got some
difficulties but those are going to be
interesting difficulties to approach
from an engineering Viewpoint we're
trying to figure out a me for the city
and we finally decided that Matumbo
would be the best name the km Matumbo is
a local basketball player and he's
helped Africa a lot because he lives in
the Congo Namibia is where theend NBO is
from and he help build schools and
hospitals there matuma was created to
solve an energy crisis in Nidia which
currently has to import half of its
electricity this is a problem we wanted
to solve we're going to the library now
and we're going to search for different
types of power sources that we can use
in our CI renewable resources like the
sun the wind and the ocean will always
be there you can always use them and get
energy from them and since nember is
close to the ocean we thought this might
be a great place to get a lot of energy
from uh right now we're researching the
hydro electricity finding ways to use
like the ocean and water to provide
energy for our city I still like the
title frences yeah but the thing is
they're both very costly and they be
hard to get in our research we learned
about turbine Farms they use the tides
and the waves and the wind even to
create energy there's something like a
big fan that we Call turbine and when
the wind blows the the turbine turns and
it collects energy so got great for the
contest we build a computer model of the
city yellow means industrial and the
orange means government space we do a
layout on paper first because we put it
on paper first you already have it
organized Sim City 3000 you can create
and build your own City The Sim City
program teaches you how to maintain the
city the things that you do to your city
expect the consequences that come later
say if we don't connect electricity to
it then the people won't go there
because there's not electricity we're
going to lay down the roads and then
we're going to put in all the zones
according to our map I think it looks
good now he''s done the research and
we're ready to start building the model
itself tune in next time and you'll see
how far we've progress in the building
of Munda and when it's all done we'll
take our city to be judged at the
regional competition in
Philadelphia that's will will find out
if a win and go on to the National
Finals we'll continue the story of Emily
and her team on another episode of Zoom
how would you power a futuristic city
send your ideas to zoom and for more
information about the future City's
competition visit the zoom website
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hey SP hi shinging where cows play a
party I don't know musical
chairly
ridic here's a letter with a fun name
game sent in by Ral T of Wan Illinois
dear Zoom can you see if you can figure
out these face puzzles here are the
instructions first look at the picture
then look at the face parts to spell out
each name so each picture has hidden
letters that spell out someone's name
okay elen and Garrett you ready to play
y sure okay so you guys have to guess so
just look at all the different letters
and l l p n y there's another letter in
there too there is there's L LP Y and o
yeah the O right here so what does it
say so l l p y and O so now we just need
to figure out I'll give you a hint it's
a girl's
name paully yes good job paully ah
PA's another
one oh um okay so for it help if you
first like look at all the letters and
then t t t i for the yeah I H and h m y
and so oh yeah so oh okay so there's one
two three four five six seven letters so
and I give you a you want a hint it's a
boy okay Tommy Tomy Thomas no close
there's no I in Thomas oh yeah that's
turn there's no in Tommy okay okay t h o
m no Timothy good job job see t i m
o t h y cool I know it's really
neat here's another one s i o n
a oh I
know
good I go s i o n a I love that name
yeah
okay okay so c h l l i r a e
um waen r
i seven letter Charlie is
Charlie so it's the c h a r l i e that's
cool
cool is that the last one y that's it
that was those are really neat they're
like an for pictures yeah that would be
cool if we could make up our own like
about our name I know like Al hey
Courtney yeah it what happens when you
tell a cow something important I have no
idea it goes in one ear it comes at the
other is funny
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y you've probably had lemonade before
but have you ever had
limeade you make it with limes instead
of lemons Elana of Wisconsin emailed us
the recipe here's what you'll do first
you want to roll the lme this will help
it make more
juice there we
go then cut the lime in half and squeeze
it into a bowl if you're not allowed to
use a knife make should to ask an adult
for help I'm going to hold the line and
tuck my fingers under so I don't cut
myself I'm just going to let the knife
do the
work go it's very
easy now I'm going to squeeze my lime
into the B for this recipe you'll
probably have to squeeze about four lime
I've already squeezed
three I can smell the lime it smells
really good
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now pour your lime juice into a
pit there we
go next add 1/3 cup
sugar love sugar sugar is the
best then four cups of cold
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water stir everything
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together it looks a lot like lemonade
but we know it's like
pour your limeade into a nice glass of
ice sounds
so and
enjoy oh it's really good tastes just
like
mine action
check out how these members of the Zoom
team help solve a problem at their
school we are members of our school
safety patrol at akter in Pensacola fla
every day we saw cars speeding through
our school G our crossing guard Mr rops
decided to use a hairdryer disguised as
a radar g*n to trick people into sling
down the local television station did a
feature story on him and a secret was
out nobody was Ling down for the
hairdryer anymore
so we decided to buy him a real radar
then we used money we had raised at the
lemonade stand and collected donations
we presented him with the g*n on our
morning School news
broadcast the story made national news
and soon Mr was getting calls from other
crossing guards in other states wanting
to get their own radar
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B and join the
team hey Caroline oh yeah what do cows
like to read
I don't know catalog look get it
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[Laughter]
catalog thatby
oh
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hi we want to know what you think
so log on and make your opinion count at
the survey section of the zoom website
at
pbskids.org or America Online keyword
PBS Kids
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all submissions become the property of
zoom and will be eligible for inclusion
in all Zoom media this means that we can
share your ideas with other Zoomers on
TV the web in print material and in
other media so set it to
zoom
s or
on
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your funny for Zoom is provided by the
National Science Foundation
America's investment in the future and
by the Corporation for Public
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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.