ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel 9 Story Kids Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs ???? I am Not Going! (HD Full Episode)
One sunny day, Harry was busy playing with his toys. His mom called out, “Harry, it’s time to get ready for the dentist!” But Harry wanted to keep playing. “Just a little longer,” he said, hoping to delay the visit.
Harry’s friend, Drake, explained, “The dentist is a person who takes care of your teeth. It’s important to go!” But Harry thought, “I’d rather play with my toys!”
Harry’s mom was getting his coat ready, but Harry had other plans. He imagined going to Dino World, a magical place with lots of flying discs and fun games. “Let’s go to Dino World!” he thought excitedly.
In Dino World, Harry saw many flying discs of all sizes. He was having a great time playing with his dinosaur friends. But then, one of his friends, Trike, seemed worried.
Trike was afraid of something called a “horn test.” He had heard scary stories about it, like not being able to eat for a whole hour after the test. Harry and his friends decided to help Trike face his fear.
They traveled to a place called the Matterhorn, where horns really mattered. There, they met Dr. Nibble, who was friendly and kind. Dr. Nibble explained that the horn test wasn’t scary at all.
Dr. Nibble showed them how to take care of Trike’s horn. They even got to help with an x-ray, which was like seeing Trike on TV! Dr. Nibble found a small problem with Trike’s horn and fixed it quickly.
Harry learned that just like Trike’s horn, our teeth need care too. It’s important to brush and floss to keep them healthy. Dr. Nibble gave Harry some floss to take home.
Harry realized it was time to go to his own dentist appointment. He was no longer afraid because he knew the dentist was there to help. “Can I bring my dinosaurs with me?” he asked. “Maybe next time,” his mom replied with a smile.
Harry learned that visiting the dentist is important and not scary at all. Just like in Dino World, taking care of our teeth can be an adventure!
Toothbrush Painting: Use an old toothbrush and some washable paint to create a fun painting. Dip the toothbrush in paint and brush it across a piece of paper. As you paint, think about how brushing your teeth helps keep them clean and healthy. Discuss with a friend or family member why it’s important to brush your teeth every day.
Healthy Teeth Hunt: Go on a scavenger hunt around your house or classroom to find items that help keep your teeth healthy. Look for things like a toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, or healthy snacks like apples. Once you’ve found them, talk about how each item helps your teeth and why it’s important to use them regularly.
Role Play a Dentist Visit: With a friend or family member, take turns pretending to be the dentist and the patient. Use a mirror and a flashlight to “check” each other’s teeth. Talk about what you see and how you can take care of your teeth. This will help you feel more comfortable and understand what happens during a real dentist visit.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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[Music]
Thank you!
I’m not going.
Harry, you need to get ready for the dentist.
I’ll just play a little longer, then I’ll be right in.
Okay, okay, for just one minute. I’ll go get your coat.
Harry, going to the dentist isn’t anything to be afraid of.
Who says I’m afraid? I just want to play! See, it’s fun!
[Music]
Who can blame him? Anything’s more fun than going to the dentist.
Come on, Drake.
It’s not Dennis, it’s dentist, and he or she is a person that looks after your teeth.
Oh, I think I’d rather look after my own teeth and Beak.
Okay, Harry, time to go.
[Music]
Harry!
[Music]
Harry, there’s no point in hiding. We’re going to be late. This is important.
Just one last throw.
[Music]
That does it! This time I’m going to get it.
Something tells me I won’t be playing with that flying disc anymore today, nor any other flying disc for that matter.
What about Dino World? Harry, your mom will be right back. I wouldn’t be gone for long, and I happen to know there are lots of flying discs in Dino World—big ones, little ones, ones you can eat.
What are we waiting for? Let’s go!
[Music]
Harry!
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
I knew it! Look at all the flying discs!
[Music]
[Applause]
Check this out!
[Music]
What’s wrong?
Right, nothing. So you have a horn problem? Come on, let’s keep playing.
[Music]
Now I did it again. Maybe you need to see a horn test.
A horn test? No way, never!
Guys, we gotta go find him!
[Music]
Here, Trike! Oh, Trike, come out, come out wherever you are!
Frank, we know you’re afraid of the horn test.
You don’t understand!
I’ve heard bad things about horn tests. Some say they’re big and hairy and they love to make people squirm. Others say they’re from another planet and they like to poke people just for fun. But the worst I heard is that you can’t eat for a whole hour after you’ve been to see them.
So that’s why I’m not going!
You’ve never actually been to one?
Sure I have, lots of times—in my dreams!
I think it’s time to pay a little visit to the horn test.
[Music]
Is it an alien?
[Music]
What’s the name of this mountain?
The Matterhorn is the only place in Dino World where horns really matter. Perfect! And this is the place we want to be.
I’m coming, I’m coming!
[Music]
That’s the truck!
Yes, it’s Trike, actually.
Thus, we’ll see you now. I could come back later.
Come along, here we go!
[Music]
Just doing a little root canal on these tusks. Sorry for the delay.
I’m Dr. Nibble. This is the Diabolical Oranges you were so afraid of.
Ones are my specialty—big ones, small ones, dull ones, sharp ones, ones that shoot way up into the air and curl around each other like a coil of rope.
Wow! How about ones that hurt?
It’s your lucky day because those are the ones I specialize in most.
[Music]
Yeah, don’t worry, it’s just a mirror.
Ah!
Could someone help me take an x-ray?
Let me!
[Music]
Hey, look, you’re all on TV!
Hey, that’s my baseball bat!
I got hungry before we left.
[Music]
Hmm, everything looks okay.
Just we need to dream Trike’s horn to get a better look. Volunteers?
Excellent! You too can be my assistants.
Let’s have a look.
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You, my friend, have not been flossing!
[Music]
And now for the trouble spot.
I see a cavity, which could be the cause of your horn sensitivity. If I fill it now, you won’t need a crown later.
Well, I do want to feel better.
That’s the spirit!
[Music]
There, all done!
[Music]
[Applause]
Yikes! That reminds me, I’ve got my own appointment to go to. We’d better get back and fast!
Here, take some floss.
Thank you!
Where are you? I’m coming!
This is gonna be cool!
Is it okay if I bring my dinosaurs in with me?
I think we should leave them outside.
[Music]
What are you doing?
This horn floss tastes great!
[Music]
All right!
[Music]
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This version removes any inappropriate or unclear language while maintaining the essence of the original transcript.
