ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Harry and his Bucket Full of Dinosaurs – Now You See Me… (HD Full Episode)
Hi there! Let’s go on a fun adventure with Harry and his bucket full of dinosaurs. Are you ready? Let’s jump in and see what magic we can find!
Harry loves playing hide and seek with his dinosaur friends. But it’s hard to hide from dinosaurs! They always find him. Harry wishes he could be invisible so he could hide better. Do you know what invisible means? It means you can’t be seen!
Harry has a great idea! He decides to go to Dino World to become invisible. He closes his eyes and pretends to disappear. But closing your eyes isn’t the same as being invisible, is it? Maybe his invisible friend Albert can help!
Albert suggests using a special hat with a note written in invisible ink. Invisible ink is like magic writing that you can’t see until you do something special to it. Harry learns that lemon juice can make invisible ink appear. How cool is that?
With the help of the special hat, Harry becomes invisible! He has so much fun playing hide and seek. Even though he’s invisible, his dinosaur friends still find him. They have a great time playing together!
Harry helps his friends with a jigsaw puzzle. Even though they can’t see him, they know he’s there helping. It’s like having a secret helper!
Uh-oh! Harry realizes he doesn’t want to stay invisible forever. How will he play with his friends if they can’t see him? Albert has another idea: lemonade! Just like the lemon juice for the invisible ink, lemonade can help Harry become visible again.
Harry drinks some lemonade, and hooray! He becomes visible again. Now everyone can see him, and he’s so happy to be back with his friends.
Harry thanks his dinosaur friends, especially Steggy and Albert, for all their help. They had a great adventure together, and Harry smells lemony fresh from all the fun!
What a magical day in Dino World! Remember, with a little imagination, you can have amazing adventures too!
Invisible Ink Experiment: Let’s make our own invisible ink! Ask an adult to help you squeeze some lemon juice into a small bowl. Use a cotton swab to write a secret message on a piece of white paper. Let it dry. To reveal your message, ask an adult to gently heat the paper with a hairdryer or a light bulb. What happens? Can you see your message now? Talk about how this is similar to Harry’s invisible ink adventure.
Hide and Seek with a Twist: Play a game of hide and seek with your friends or family, but this time, pretend you are invisible like Harry. Think about how you can use your imagination to make the game more fun. Can you find a clever hiding spot where you feel invisible? After the game, discuss how being invisible made the game different and exciting.
Observation Walk: Go on a short walk around your home or garden. Pretend you are invisible like Harry and try to notice things you haven’t seen before. Maybe there’s a hidden flower or a tiny bug. Share what you discovered with someone. How does being “invisible” help you see things differently?
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Stegosaurus, Pterodactyl, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Triceratops. [Music] Hi, it’s Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs! Together, we create magic. All we do is jump inside with Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs. [Music]
“Now you see me, now you don’t! You can run, Harry, but you can’t hide from dinosaurs. We’ll find you!” “Thank you, but you won’t find me so quickly next time.” “Oh yes, we will!” “Oh no, you won’t!” “Yes, we will!” “Oh no, you won’t!” “Just go and hide so we can play!” [Music]
“You found me!” “I wish I wasn’t so easy to find.” “You’d have to be invisible to hide from dinosaurs.” “Invisible? That sounds like fun! I know just the place to disappear: Dino World! Ready, Harry?” “Ready! One, two, three!” [Music]
“I’m on my way to Dino World!” “We can still see you.” “That’s because I’m not invisible yet. Just how are you going to become invisible, Harry?” “I thought you might know what happens if we close our eyes.” “Hey, where did Harry go?” “I don’t know, he just disappeared!” [Music]
“Shutting your eyes is not the same as being invisible.” “Oh, maybe Albert can help.” “Who’s Albert?” “Steg’s invisible friend, although no one’s ever actually seen him.” “Yeah, because he’s invisible.” “What’s that, Albert? Try the hat!” [Music]
“Hey, this hat’s got a note attached. What does it say?” “Nothing, it’s blank.” “Wait a minute! If I’m not mistaken, this note is written in invisible ink.” “I heard lemons make invisible ink.” “That’s lemon juice, not lemons!” [Music]
“Consider them juiced!” [Music] “Look! Now you see me, now you don’t!” “Which means this must be it! Try it on, Harry!” “Hey, where’d he go?” “I’m right beside you, silly!” “Being invisible is fun!” [Music]
“You might be invisible, Harry, but you can’t hide from dinosaurs!” “Found you!” “Hey, who said that?” “Found you!” “Oh, Harry, where are you?” “Here I am!” “Hide and seek is much more fun when you’re invisible.” “Oh, Albert says there are lots of other ways to have fun too.” [Music]
“Now cut that out! I didn’t do anything!” “What’s wrong with you anyway?” “Beats me, but it looks like he’s catching!” “Oh, Harry! Wow, a 24-piece jigsaw puzzle! That’s hard!” “You’re telling me! I really could use some help!” [Music]
“Hey, how’d you do that?” “I don’t know, but am I the queen of jigsaw puzzles or what?” “With a little help from an invisible friend!” “Who can that be?” “Hello, who’s that?” “Oh, who is it?” “It’s invisible Harry!” “Sorry, Harry, I can’t see you right now.”
“All right, who wants Dino fruit ice cream?” “Hey, where’s my ice cream?” “Sorry, Harry, I didn’t see you!” “But I’m right here!” “Where?” “Hey, take off the invisible hat so we can see you!” “I’m trying to, but it won’t come off!” “Oh dear, maybe Harry’s been invisible for too long and he’s stuck that way.”
“I don’t want to stay invisible! How will I see my hair or play football? No one will ever pass the ball to me again!” “Don’t worry, Harry, we’ll think of something!” “Oh, watch that, Albert!” “Oh, is that right? Hey, listen everyone! Albert says I know the mudflats: mud, glorious mud! Nothing quite like it!”
“Hey, it’s working! I can see my arms and legs now! All we need to do is mud your face and no one will know the difference!” “Try one bucket of mud right on top of the old noggin, please!” “Okay, you’re the boss!”
“What did I tell you, Harry? All you need to do is stay muddy and no one will ever know you’re invisible!” “There’s only one problem…” “Uh, Harry, staying dirty doesn’t work!” “We’ll come up with something, Harry!” “Wait! I really think Albert knows what to do!”
“Sorry, Steg, but we only have time for one invisible friend right now.” “But I know colored markers! How about some glasses and a funny mustache?” “This is no time to doodle!” “Well, what do you say, Harry?” “I look great!”
“Dinosaurs can fix anything except the weather! You know, Harry, being invisible isn’t all that bad. You can go to school in your pajamas and no one would know!” “I don’t want to go to school in my pajamas!” “Oh, will you please listen? Albert has the answer!”
“Lemonade!” “Harry’s not thirsty, he’s invisible!” “Of course! Well done, Albert! What did we use to read the note written in invisible ink? Lemonade’s full of it! It’s just the thing to make Harry visible again!” “Where are you, Harry?” “I’m right here! And the hat came off too!”
“And there’s Mom! One, two, three, jump!” “Oh hi, Harry! Good to see you!” “You can say that again!” “You smell lemony fresh!” “That’s from playing with my dinosaurs! Thanks for helping me, everyone, especially Steggy and Albert!” “Of course! You’re welcome, Harry!”
“Hey, quit messing around, Steggy! Tell me that was you!” “Tell me, Steg!”
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This version removes any inappropriate language and maintains the essence of the original transcript.
