ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Run！Super Panda Kiki | Super Panda Rescue Team 4 | Kids Cartoon | Babies Videos
One day, Mr. Gecko, who is really good at climbing, needed help. He called his friends because he couldn’t climb like he usually does. His special feet, which help him stick to walls, were hurt. But don’t worry, his friends were ready to help!
The rescue team came quickly to help Mr. Gecko. They found out that his hand was hurt, and that’s why he couldn’t climb. Mr. Gecko has tiny hairs on his feet called setae. These hairs help him stick to walls. When they get hurt, climbing becomes hard.
The team used a special machine to help Mr. Gecko’s hand feel better. After a little while, his hand was all better, and he could climb again! Mr. Gecko was so happy!
There was a special event coming up, and Mr. Gecko wanted to help put up a colorful banner. But he was worried there wasn’t enough time. His friends said, “Don’t worry, we can help!”
With everyone working together, they used a ladder to reach high places. They put up the banner just in time! Mr. Gecko and his friends were so proud of their teamwork.
While they were working, Mr. Gecko’s tail fell off! But that’s okay because geckos can grow new tails. It’s like a special trick they have to stay safe.
In the end, everyone was happy, and the event was a big success. Mr. Gecko learned that with a little help from friends, anything is possible!
Remember, helping friends and working together makes everything better. Just like Mr. Gecko and his friends, you can do amazing things with teamwork!
Sticky Feet Experiment: Let’s explore how Mr. Gecko’s feet work! Gather some small pieces of paper and a balloon. Rub the balloon on your hair or a wool sweater to create static electricity. Then, try to pick up the paper pieces with the balloon. Notice how the paper sticks to the balloon, just like Mr. Gecko’s feet stick to walls! Discuss with your friends or family why you think this happens.
Teamwork Tower: Just like Mr. Gecko and his friends used teamwork to put up the banner, let’s build a tower using blocks or cups. Work with a partner or a group to see how tall you can make your tower. Talk about how you helped each other and what made your teamwork successful. What did you learn about working together?
Gecko Tail Art: Geckos can grow new tails, which is a special trick! Draw or craft a gecko with a detachable tail using paper or clay. Imagine what it would be like to have a tail that could grow back. Share your creation with the class and talk about why you think geckos have this special ability.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Baby Bus, you need better skills to climb. Well, strength is more important. How about a competition? Let’s see who can reach that first!
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It’s mine!
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Kakko, what’s the emergency?
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Mr. Gecko, a unique reptile with a special leg structure, is an expert at climbing heights. He just called for help; he suddenly can’t climb as usual and needs your assistance. Let’s go!
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Miss, when can we see the rainbow-colored anteroom? Soon! I’ll put it up soon, then you can see it. Oh, I won’t let the kids down. Don’t worry, the super rescue team will be here soon.
The rescue bus!
Oh, you’re right. Mr. Gecko was wrong. I was climbing the wall, then I slipped and now I can’t climb again. Don’t worry, MooMoo, check on Mr. Gecko, okay?
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The results are in; his hand is injured.
What’s that? The Gecko has a lot of hair on his footpads, called setae. They’re adhesive and help him climb walls safely. If they’re injured, he can’t climb.
Oh, that’s what happened. Is this serious? Don’t worry, he’ll recover soon.
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Start shrink.
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Scanning detected: super recovery machine.
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Oh, done! So itchy! Sorry, my hand was so itchy. Huh, my hands are all better! I can climb the wall again!
Huh, Mr. Gecko, I just heard it might rain, so we will start the event earlier. I’ll start working right now; only 15 minutes left!
Oh no, not enough time! The kids will be really disappointed; it’s all my fault. Mr. Gallow will help you.
Thank you so much! But who can climb up to the same height as me?
Don’t worry, calling headquarters. Kakko, we have another problem; we need Hank’s help. Copy that, please move out now.
Copy that! The great Hank can solve any problem!
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Mr. Gecko, there’s still a lot left! Oh, a real ladder!
Wow, great! We can get it done together!
Huh, whoa! I want to try! Now let’s put up the banner; leave it to us!
[Applause]
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Birds fly! Luckily, you got it!
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Mr. Gecko, sorry!
Sorry for what? Just now, you lost your tail! It’s all my fault. He will drop it when in danger and grow a new one quickly.
Super!
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This version removes any inappropriate or unclear language while maintaining the essence of the original transcript.
