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boom a lot of kids have sent us to paper
airplanes take your piece of paper and
fold in half the long way but kind of
fishing I'm doing is fly-fishing I
haven't been doing it very long I got
one keep those legs my surgeon funding
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here's the zinger from Steven M of
Portland Tennessee
I'll hold the basketball at the back of
your neck while you keep your hands at
your sides when I drop the ball you clap
your hands in front of you and try to
catch the ball behind you before it hits
the ground okay okay you say when okay
okay now Oh close
you have a kidded your your hair yeah
I'll hold the hair mask it's like a
little cushion
No
aah that was not even close we turn okay
come on now
you can have in front of you oh okay
I'll try again okay now again do I do it
now you got a good job you got it go
Jess I'm Slim Lisa dragon okay well I'll
just keep my hair Buffy now we're so
close not really a little hold on what
was that okay now okay okay I feel
really left out can I try again yeah
Claudia wait forget the ball okay again
if you're squeamish take it away
okay now you're gonna get okay this is I
can feel you can't get as much now I got
it
zoom do a lot of kids have sent us to
paper airplanes today I'm going to show
ray how to make the D 400 sent in by
David eat of South Bend Indiana all you
need to make David's plane is a piece of
paper a paper clip and a pair of
scissors here's what you did take your
piece of paper and fold in half the long
way this open it back up again and take
the top corners and fold it in towards
the middle so you have two triangles at
the top okay
fold left triangle and chasten towards
the mill and fold the right triangle in
half
well the left triangle and half again
and do the same with the right okay okay
fold the plane in half the opposite way
always that do you see what I mean whoo
so there's a little flat kind of thing
sticking up in the middle okay looks
like a jet flip it over and open up the
wings so bring them out yeah kind of
flat at the end of each wing then Bend
one flap up and Bend the other flap down
okay so she look like this okay yeah
good job
add a paper clip to the bottom of the
plane so it can stay together okay throw
it hard and it should spin really well
sir did you see I found Foreman what
line doesn't want to spend it's okay
oh I see what's the problem to see the
flap was down like this and then I have
to move it up I think that's problem
you
the kind of fishing I'm doing is
fly-fishing
I haven't been doing it very long this
is the Nyssa clogged river in Smithtown
New York there are brown trout rainbow
trout and brook trout in the stream
five fishing it's different because
you're not casting bait or something
that does have weight you're casting a
fly the line though does have weight and
that's what you're trying to cast out
with a fly on the end of it one of the
most interesting things about fly
fishing is the fly's themselves flies
are creations of feather and fur
tie-down hook and they imitate things
that work to eat there are basically two
types of flies a dry fly that floats on
the surface of the water and a whoof
life that seems beneath the surface of
the water they also have neat names this
one is called the parachute Adams it's a
dry fly that imitates am a fly that
chart like to eat this is a wet fly
which imitates in minnow it's called the
streamer fly this is another wet fly
which is called a muddler minnow and the
one I'm making here is my favorite it's
called a wooly bugger
now what a wooly bugger imitates is a
leech chat like them too now this wooly
bugger when it's done may look like a
big piece of fluff but when it's
underwater it looks like a real leech
I got one if you don't want to eat the
fish you can release it this is called
catching release go one of the popular
things to do when you're fishing now is
fishing with a barbell stuff so if you
want to release it fish it won't be
considered the day that I went fishing
started a little slow and then I got
lucky
I caught a nice rainbow chat that fought
really hard
I'm not quite an expert at getting there
yet
and then I caught a really big rookie
I guess I'll keep this one for dinner
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and now back to zoom deer zoom we have a
puzzle for your show draw a five by five
square with four lines across all four
sides then try to figure out how many
squares there are sincerely Marla and
Marissa as a Wheatland Iowa the answer
to the problem is in this envelope okay
I think I have strategy see these small
sections which make the one squares like
these lines yeah well we could call
those the ones and see how many ones
there are twos are the ones where two of
those lines are that big and threes are
were three of those lines are that big
and then four and five and then we see
how many of all of them there are and
then we add them up just so we can
record it easily want to write it like
that with one's yack so ones we'll see
how many ones that are let's see well we
can count down and then count a crossing
mathematically that's the like
completing it
one two three four five one two three
four five then you multiply five by five
and that's twenty five five times five
equals 25
nice spell Square was on that's a joke
asq no now we're going to find the
squares that have this is of 2mm across
so how about they'll be in purple so the
canvas and I'm better is this one that's
one and then wait and then there's two
right there where these two oh yeah you
realize how many squares there more I
know I didn't do this one either
and then these Wow three then these four
or four so there's four going this way
and then they're before going the other
way too right yeah so four because it
since it's a square all the sides are
the same length so if there's four going
that way they're before going this way
which so then multiplying four times
four times four seasoning so the two
squares
there's 16 4 times 4 equals 16 squares
now we're going to count the three ones
and three ones have to have three going
across and three down for it to be
square cuz yeah okay so the first one
would be right there
fine then the next one will be starting
here this is getting confusing oh I
think I see a pattern ooh and then next
one will be started on the third line
three and this only only has three per
row which means that each time first was
five then there's four then there's
three per so then the fourth one will
have two in each row then the fifth one
will have one yeah we'll be back
now we have a pattern so one two three
on this row so there has to be three
going down this way and three multiplied
nine so another fun can be like pink
let's see okay so here's a pattern that
we found out when we counted the one
squares the ones that only had this much
distance there was five of them going
across the row of five the two squares
had four going across the row five the
three had three so the fourth will have
two so it's almost like a backwards
pattern one equals five two equals four
three equals three to eat I mean four
equals two and five equals one and look
it's ready one two three four five and
one two three four five okay so let's
just try it out so won't get confusing
okay four squares going one way four
squares going down there's one line and
then the other way web leaving to look
like a jumble of line so there's two so
two going this way into going that way
two times two is four so that's four
square forehead for yeah
okay so now for the five there will only
be one yeah this was one because this is
huge thing across that would think is
one huge one that would be so now we can
add together I start up here 25 plus 16
6 plus 5 is 11 the one down you carry it
over 2 plus 1 is 3 plus 1 up here is 4
so right now we already have 41 41 plus
9 9 plus 1 is 10 carry over the 1 1 plus
4 is 5 50 then 50 plus 4 is obviously 54
54 plus 1 equals 55 Wow so we think that
it's 55 when I'm looking envelope drum
roll please give me 5 where's the best
place stay man-eating fish I don't know
a seafood restaurant got it I got it
honey free dress
ha the sea became salty written and
illustrated by Whitney and of Manitowoc
Wisconsin one day a long time ago there
lived a magic shark named salto instead
of using his magic for good he used it
for bad things he was not liked by other
sea creatures especially when he started
putting a horrid curse on that he cursed
them to a life of eating only sand when
the Sea King found out he pays off to a
visit salt though he shouted you were
giving your powers to be used for kind
ease and you have only used them for
evil the sea King took away salt those
powers and place the same curse he used
on others on him now you will know how
it feels
said the Sea King Salta was furious he
decided to use the last of his magic to
get back at the seeking he changed the
sand into something that would make all
the sea creatures sick when he spit it
out of his mouth later that day a dog
named Henry noticed the water had a
funny smell he howled a call to his
friends
Colonel Jake the sail and Sergeant Wally
the whale they told Henry that the evil
shark salto was turning in the sand into
what he called salt making the ocean
life set some fish were already moving
they couldn't adapt Henry was upset and
asked if anything could be done the
colonel and the sergeant said they would
try to get the salt out of the water
before anyone else got sick they worked
day and night and finally came back to
Henry saying it was no use I have more
bad news than Henry
humans are eating salty fish and are now
crying salty tears what will we do Jake
asked savvy
suddenly the seeking appeared thank you
all so much for trying to help I will
make the song alright through the ocean
creatures to live in and land creatures
to eat from from then on things were
safe and the three friends walked and
swim by the forever salty see you soon
what makes a good parent I think a good
answer is someone who always does what's
best for the kid what do you think
Matthew Age Columbus Georgia I think
that a good parent and somebody who
really listens to their kid and doesn't
like try to seem like they're the master
they're the boss but actually like
treats them as an equal so that they'll
really listen get the point my parents
aren't a level with me
yeah so it's not like I am your boss I
am your parent you must listen to me
Sonny okay that was wrong why'd you do
it yeah and then you really get time to
think about what you did and I think
that way they teach you and it's more
unfair what do you think I think that um
parents shouldn't be too controlling
they should give their kids a sense of
space and a sense of privacy they don't
have to be like up in everything we
can't like not supposed to know their
whole world I mean you know their
parents you supposed to know everything
about your kid but not to the exact
point I get to have some sense of
privacy anything I think a parent should
sort of let their kids go off and do
things on their own like you can give
them advice but don't be like don't
always stand up for them or you know
what I mean like tell them exactly what
I do because sometimes I think that you
should learn on your own yeah I think
there should always be rules because you
can't just let your kid do anything
because then they could be turned out to
be a total psycho the thing I like about
my parents is they're not always like
supportive of me they're kind toothed
'full with me like say I'll be working
on a drawing or something and I'll shown
to my parents that they won't be like oh
it's beautiful it's perfect they'll do
it
they tell me they'd be like well it's
good but you know you could do something
better but not not with paintings but
with grades and like school projects
like that's good but you know you could
have done better if you hadn't
procrastinate it which I do a lot and
laughing it's like putting things off
when to lots more things after my third
once I really really really really loved
pair of shoes I mean that the issues
were so dirty and disgusting that my
mom's like throw them out throw them out
I'm like no they're my shoes I want them
on my feet I'm not throwing the way so
one day my mom just threw them out and
she's like that's the end of those shoes
and I I thought that was I was like ah I
wasn't meanest thing you could ever do
to me and then the next day I come in
with my new shoes never feels like I
love your shoes and they're like you
finally got rid of those shoes I was
like I like this but then I realize I
realized what my mom had done was like
she was helping me like move on she
didn't use as my decking shoes she's
like you need new shoes and then even
though I didn't like that she did it and
then it wasn't until after that I
realized that what she was doing was a
good thing not terrible hey Caroline
yeah what's up the shark to saving the
dolphin when he bumped into him I don't
know I didn't do it on purpose
Nancy are of East Lansing Michigan
nominated Madeleine are for today's uma
come lighting for her birthday instead
of presents
Madeleine asked her classmates to bring
books to donate to the school library
awesome job Madeleine you'll be
receiving your Zuma Collider certificate
in the mail hey ray yeah
why didn't the oyster let anyone see his
pearl I don't know because he was
selfish here's a game called cross foot
then ten by Jessica s of Burnsville
Rhode Island to play take off your shoes
and find a partner standing beside your
partner each of you crosses your outside
foot over your inside foot then your
partner takes your foot and you take
heads now start hopping the last team
hopping wins cuz ready okay remember
your outside foot can't touch the ground
and try to keep balance okay on your
mark get set go jump yeah keep that keep
those leg muscles working you guys look
really silly I love you you look great
showdown good job you guys fell down oh
my gosh my leg yeah oh my gosh my cat
check it out check it out
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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.