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[doorbell ringing]

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(children) 
♪Hello! Hello!♪

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♪Won't you be my friend?♪

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♪Hello! Hello!♪

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♪Let's say it again.♪

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♪Hello! Hello!♪

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♪Won't you be my friend?♪

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♪Hello! Hello!♪

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♪Now you are my friend.♪

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♪♪♪

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♪H-E-L-L-O♪

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♪That's a word we all should 
know.♪

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♪H-E-L-L-O♪

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♪You can say it.♪

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♪Just say hello.♪

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♪♪♪

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Hey! There's Mr. Chuck!

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Well, hello, friend!

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Hello, Mr. Chuck!

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Hello, friends!

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I'm glad you could drop by 
today.

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Have you ever been to the zoo 
and seen the prairie dogs?

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They don't build a house.

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They live underground in tunnels 
th 
at they dig for themselves.

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Other animals though are 
builders.

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Birds for example.

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They build nests.

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Look at this one.

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See how the sticks twigs and 
grass are woven together

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to make a nest?

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The amazing thing to me is that 
it 
stays together.

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You know birds must be awfully 
good builders, but you know

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not all birds build the same 
kind of nests.

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People are builders too.

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We choose many different kinds 
of 
materials and many different

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sizes and styles of houses.

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The outside of my house is made 
of wood.

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What is your house made of?

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Brick, wood, stone?

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Well, you know, although we may 
say we live

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in a house made of wood or brick 
our houses are really

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made up of many different 
things.

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At the bottom of each house is a 
foundation.

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Sometimes it's a solid concrete 
slab.

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Sometimes it's brick or concrete 
bl 
ocks with space underneath.

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Then there's a frame.

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Usually it's built out of wood.

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If you look at just the frame 
you might get an idea

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of what a house is really going 
to 
look like.

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The frame of the house is kind 
of like your skeleton.

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It gives the house its shape.

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Lots of things go into a house.

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Glass, wood, concrete, metal, 
and many other things.

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All of these materials are put 
together and when

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they're put together they make a 
house.

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♪♪♪

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Oh!

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Have you ever had fun stacking 
things up

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and knocking them over?

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Try this some time.

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Recycle some paper cups out of 
the trash and stack them up.

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Then knock them over.

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Like this.

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You know this would be a lot 
more fun with some music.

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♪♪♪

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Hey! I've got an idea.

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I'm going to stack the cups 
while the music is playing

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then when the music stops I'll 
knock them over.

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Yes.

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♪♪♪

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One more time.

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♪♪♪

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This is fun.

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I tell you I think I like to do 
this a lot.

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What else do you have around the 
house that you could build with?

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I'll bet you can think of lots 
of things to stack

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and knock over.

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(male #1) 
Pretty good.

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How about like this?

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Alright.

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You don't have to have blocks at 
ho 
me.

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You can stack other things like 
pl 
astic cups.

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They can stack like this...

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or they can fit together like 
this - one inside the next.

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How many can you stack this way?

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You could stack cat food cans, 
too.

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They have a different shape than 
bl 
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together really well.

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You could make a colorful tower.

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How about that?

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And what about plastic bowls and 
co 
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They're light and colorful and 
they come in different shapes

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and sizes.

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Take a look at this.

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What fun!

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Would you like to see it again a 
little slower?

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Oh dominoes can be fun to play 
with.

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You know you don't exactly stack 
them.

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You resOally line them up...

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and then tip the first one over.

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And all of the other dominos 
fall over one at a time.

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Let's try it.

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I'm going to line some up here.

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There's one, two, three, four, 
five, six.

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Is that enough?

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Maybe two more.

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Seven, eight.

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The trick is to get them spaced 
close enough

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that they knock each other down.

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But not too close.

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Let's try it.

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Once you've got the hang of it 
you can make patterns like this.

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♪♪♪

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Whoops.

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That can happen you know.

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♪♪♪

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Take a look.

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I'm going to knock down both 
rows with this one domino.

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[drum roll]

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[applause]

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Oh that is fun.

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Why don't you try it sometime?

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♪♪♪

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Have you ever seen 
the Eiffel Tower?

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I have.

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Me, too.

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But my family 
hasn't climbed one 
before.

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I have.

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♪♪♪

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Eiffel Tower.

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♪♪♪

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[crashes]

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♪♪♪

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[crashes]

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♪♪♪

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[crashes]

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[laughing]

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I know a place where you can 
learn more about bird nests,

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skeletons, dinosaurs, and lots 
more.

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Know where?

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The Pink Palace Museum.

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Oh you want to go?

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Come on.

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Today boys and girls we're going 
to visit the Pink Palace Museum.

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You know the Pink Palace is a 
great place to go if you want

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answers to questions like how 
did people live a long time ago?

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How do we know what dinosaurs 
look like?

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Or who was W.C. Handy?

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Inside this museum are answers 
to many of your questions

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and maybe the answers to some 
question you haven't even

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thought of yet.

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So come on let's go inside.

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We'll start with a little 
natural history.

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What's natural history you ask?

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Well natural history is a way of 
learning about animals,

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plants, even rocks in a way that 
many people can understand

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and enjoy.

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But let's back up a minute.

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You might want to know what a 
museum is.

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A museum is a collection of 
things.

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The way these things are shown 
to us is called an exhibit.

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Some exhibits show how people 
lived a long time ago

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and some exhibits show us what 
scientists believe the earth

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was like before there were any 
people.

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There are many different kinds 
of museums.

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Some museums have exhibits of 
art.

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Others, like the zoo, help us to 
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arn about living things.

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The Pink Palace has exhibits 
that help us see what our area,

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the mid-south, was like many 
years ago.

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It also has exhibits that help 
us learn about nature

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which brings us back to natural 
history.

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Come on.

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Let me show you what I mean.

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Bones.

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Everybody's got them.

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But what are they for?

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A bone by itself is just a bone,

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but when you put lots of bones 
together you get a skeleton.

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The bones of your skeleton help 
yo 
u stand upright.

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Without your bones you couldn't 
wa 
lk or pick up things

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or bend your elbow to scratch 
your nose.

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Your skeleton also helps protect 
th 
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like your heart, your stomach, 
and your brain.

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Lots of things have skeletons.

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This is a monkey skeleton.

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This skeleton belongs to a 
lizard.

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Has your mom every told you to 
watch out for bones

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when you're eating fish?

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Birds have bones that are very, 
ve 
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What would happen if a bird's 
bones were too heavy?

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Do you think it could fly if its 
bo 
nes were too heavy?

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Make no bones about it, if you 
want to learn about bones

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this is the place to come.

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Let's go see what else we can 
find.

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Do you like birds?

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You can learn more about them 
right here.

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Did you know there are over 
8,000 different kinds of birds

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in the world?

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Do you know why birds sing?

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Do you know why different birds 
bu 
ild different kinds of nests?

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You can learn the answers to 
these questions and lots more

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right here.

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Oh don't be afraid.

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It's not a real dinosaur.

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It's an exhibit that gives you 
an idea of what dinosaurs

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looked and sounded like.

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You know when you come to the 
museum you want to prepare

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to spend quite a bit of time.

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It's a big place with lots of 
things to see and do

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and when you see an exhibit that 
you want to find out more about

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get your mom and dad to read the 
information card for you.

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You'll find out lots more about 
th 
ings you're interested in.

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Hey, come on.

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I think there are more dinosaurs 
around here somewhere.

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Come on.

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This is a mastodon.

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This huge animal roamed the 
earth

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over ten thousand years ago.

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Can you think of an animal 
you've seen that looks

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like this?

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How about an elephant?

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Mastodons don't roam the earth 
any more and haven't

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for over 10,000 years so how do 
we know what mastodons

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look like?

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Now we're back to bones again.

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And of course by putting bones 
together we get an idea

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of what a mastodon looks like or 
any animal for that matter.

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Where do bones come from?

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They are thousands of years old, 
so how do people find them?

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Well they look for them.

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Exhibits like this one give you 
an 
idea of how these bones

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looked when they were found.

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This is a real photograph of the 
pl 
ace where these bones

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were found and this exhibit is 
sort of a close-up look

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at what this area was like when 
th 
ey found the bones.

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Another way we know what animals 
looked like

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thousands of years ago is this.

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It's a fossil.

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Fossils are impressions left by 
an 
imals and even plants

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that got trapped inside rock 
many, many years ago.

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If you look carefully when 
you're collecting rocks

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you might find a rock with a 
fossil in it.

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But you can find out much more 
about that when you visit

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the museum.

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Now let's go find out what else 
we 
can see.

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This is the Clyde Park Circus.

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It has that name because a man 
named Clyde Park made it.

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That's right.

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Someone made this by hand.

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You know it's a model of the 
circus and as you can see

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there are thousands of pieces.

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Each one was carved and painted 
by Mr. Park and it moves.

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Let's watch.

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♪♪♪

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I'm sure you have lots of 
questions about things

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we've seen today and probably 
about many of the things

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we didn't see.

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Remember there's an answer to 
almost every question.

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The trick is to find the answer, 
so if you don't know, ask.

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[jungle noises]

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(male #2) 
It's time for...

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(Mr. Chuck) 
To 
day boys and girls we're going 
to 
talk about polar bears.

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You know polar bears live near 
the Arctic Circle.

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Let me show you on the globe 
here.

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This is Memphis, and way up here 
is 
the Arctic Circle

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and that's where polar bears 
come from.

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It's always very cold up there, 
to 
o.

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That's why polar bears have 
thick fur.

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They even have fur on the bottom 
of 
their feet.

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This fur helps keep their feet 
warm and also helps them walk

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on the ice without slipping.

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A polar bear's fur is white with 
a 
hint of yellow.

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The white color of the polar 
bear's fur helps it blend in

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with the snow and ice.

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♪♪♪

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In the wild polar bears have to 
hu 
nt for their food.

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They're very good hunters.

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They eat fish, seals, and 
walruses.

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Polar bears are the best 
swimmers of all bears.

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Although polar bears may look 
like a larger version

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of a cuddly stuffed animal, 
they're not.

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All bears can be dangerous.

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They get angry very quickly.

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That's why there's a deep ditch 
se 
parating you from the bears.

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You can learn more about polar 
bears and many other kinds

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of bears right here at the zoo.

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♪♪♪

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Every home should have a planned 
escape route for how to get out

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of their home in case there's a 
fire in the home.

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Once your smoke detector goes 
off you only have

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about two minutes to exit your 
home, and you need to have

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at least two ways out.

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If you can't go out the door you 
need to be able to go out

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the window.

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Sometimes we are hampered by 
security bars or maybe upstairs.

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If you're upstairs get what we 
call collapsible ladders

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at any hardware store and you 
can climb down.

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If I had the security bars I 
would have them half

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of the window so I could get out 
the top half.

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Also make sure that you have a 
meeting place out front

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because you parents once you get 
there and do not see

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your child you're going to think 
they're still in the house.

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If you do you're going to go 
back in.

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If you go back in there 
something bad is going to happen

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to you so have a meeting place 
like a neighbor's yard,

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utility pole or the mail box and 
make sure you practice

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and if you do these little tips 
you will be safe.

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Well moms, dads, and friends of 
all ages, that's all

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we have time for today.

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Thanks for dropping by.

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We've had fun building and 
stacking.

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And you know I had a great time 
at the museum.

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Did you?

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I hope so.

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We'll have lots more fun next 
time.

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Until then play safe.

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So long.

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♪♪♪