ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel 9 Story Kids Zerby Derby |????| FORCE OF WHEEL |????| DRIFTWOOD DILEMMA |????| ZERBY TOWN MOUNTAIN | Full Episodes
Hey there! Are you ready for a fun story? Let’s dive into the adventures of Axel and his friends as they learn and play together!
Axel and his friends love to help others. One day, they were having fun with trailer rides when they had to stop because the construction derbies needed help. Helping others is important, and they promised to come back for more rides later.
Axel wanted to pull the trailer, but it was tough! His wheels were spinning, and he couldn’t move it. They realized the hill made it harder, so they moved to a flat spot. But it still didn’t work. What could they do differently?
Axel’s friend Rex had tires with big ridges that helped grip the dirt. Axel’s tires were smooth, which made it hard to pull the trailer. So, Axel borrowed Rex’s tires, and guess what? It worked! They learned that having the right tools can make a big difference.
While exploring, Axel and Lily found a big piece of driftwood by the lake. Driftwood is wood that washes up on the shore. They wanted to take it back to Derby Town but needed help because it was so big.
They called their friend Chase, who brought the construction derbies to help. They tried pushing the driftwood, but it got stuck. Then, they had a great idea: float it on the water! Bob, the water derby, helped float the driftwood to Derby Town. Teamwork made it possible!
Back in Derby Town, the construction derbies built a huge pile of dirt just for fun. It was so big that they couldn’t climb to the top. They decided to build a ramp, but it was taking too long.
Then, Zach had an idea! He started driving around the pile in circles, making a spiral road to the top. Everyone followed, and soon they all reached the top. It was beautiful up there!
From the top, they could see everything. They took turns enjoying the view and having fun. It was a great day of learning, helping, and playing together.
And that’s the story of Axel and his friends. They showed us how trying new things, working together, and being creative can solve problems and make adventures even more fun!
Helping Hands Activity: Think about a time when you helped someone or someone helped you. Draw a picture of that moment and share your story with the class. How did it make you feel? Why is helping others important?
Experiment with Traction: Just like Axel learned about different tires, let’s explore how different surfaces affect movement. Gather small toy cars and different materials like sandpaper, cloth, and plastic. Roll the cars over each surface and observe what happens. Which surface helps the car move the easiest? Why do you think that is?
Teamwork Challenge: In groups, build a small tower using blocks or cups. But here’s the twist: you can only use one hand! Work together and communicate to build the tallest tower you can. Afterward, discuss what made teamwork important in this activity and how it helped you succeed.
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“Hang on, this is fun! Uh-oh, I have to build now; the construction derbies need me. It’s important to go and help others, so we’ll just do more trailer rides later. Sorry, guys, see you later!
Well, I guess we better find something else to do. Those trailer rides sure are fun, though. But who’s going to pull the trailer? I don’t know, Axel.
Well, trying things is what derbies are all about, right? Okay, I’ll just hook on here. Ready, set, turbo!
I can do this! Nothing is happening. Am I going too fast for you, Axel?
Yeah, you’re going nowhere fast. Oh, I don’t get it. It didn’t seem too heavy for me; my wheels were spinning and I couldn’t get a grip.
It looks like you’re on a bit of a hill here; maybe that makes it harder to pull. Let’s push it to the flat part of the trail over there.
Okay, I’ll help you push. Great! Ready?
How far are we going? We’re almost there.
Okay, it’s nice and flat over here, and this should be no problem now. Are you ready?
Okay, ready, set, turn!
Hmm, it’s not going so well. Should we just wait for Rex?
No, I want to try again. Good idea, Axel! But what should we do differently this time?
Maybe we should try it with the trailer empty; less weight might help.
Nice try, but you’re still making more dust than progress. I thought if I couldn’t pull the trailer, it would be because I wasn’t strong enough, but it turns out my wheels are just too slippery.
Should we try again?
Yeah! But what should we do differently this time?
Maybe we need to look around for answers.
Oh, wait for me!
Do you see anything?
Uh, trees?
No. Oh, hey Axel, do you hear that?
Yeah, it sounds like Rex!
Come with me; I think I have an idea.
Hey Max!
Zach, is that you?
Do you mind if we have a look at your tires?
No problem, come and have a look!
They’ve got these big ridges on them.
Yeah, those ridges help me get a grip in the dirt. Mine have little spikes but no ridges.
That’s because trucks like you and Lily like to get a grip on the dirt as well.
Oh, that’s right! I’m pretty good at going through mud, but why doesn’t Axel have ridges?
I normally like it when my tires spin in the dirt; that’s how I do skids and donuts.
I wonder what would happen if Axel had tires with ridges on them.
You ready, Axel?
Hold on! Are those Rex’s tires?
Yeah, he said I could borrow them.
Oh, look at me!
You’re going to try pulling the trailer now?
Okay, let me back up here. Are you ready?
Yup!
Alright, set…
Hey, it’s working!
That’s great! We’re going to do more rides now.
Well, that was pretty heavy, and I need a break, so I was thinking I might try some other stuff with my new tires.
Hey, look! I put on Axel’s tires!
That’s funny!
Hey, maybe I can do some donuts now!
Look out!
I found something strange by the water; it’s really neat!
What is it?
I don’t know; that’s why I’m going over to look. Come on with me!
It looks like some kind of creature or something.
Wait a minute, I know what this is—driftwood!
Driftwood?
Yeah, it’s wood that washes up on the shore and gets bleached by the sun.
This driftwood is awesome!
We need to take it back to Derby Town!
I don’t think it’s going to work, Lily; we need help.
I gotta call Chase.
Zach to Chase, come in.
Hi Zach, what can I do for you?
Lily and I found a great piece of driftwood over by the lake, but it’s huge. We need the construction derbies to help us move it.
Okay, if it’s derbies you want, it’s derbies you’ll get!
Hello, construction derbies! Who wants to push some driftwood?
Where are you guys?
Here, over here, Rex!
This driftwood is great!
Okay, ready, set…
It was working, but then it stopped.
Maybe we should check the other side.
Oh, I see the problem!
The stump is bumping up against this log, and that’s why it stopped.
Well, I guess we can’t push it any further.
Maybe some derby could carry it?
It’s pretty heavy; we need the strongest derby in Derby Town to move this.
Of course!
That’s right, Max! You’re the strongest derby in Derby Town!
But it’s way too big for my bucket.
Yeah, but you could get your trailer!
Hold on, I’ll go get it.
How much wood would a driftwood drift if a driftwood would drift wood?
That will attach my trailer, and here we go!
Okay, everybody, come on, we got a place!
I haven’t hauled something this heavy in a long time.
You think you can do it, Rex?
I think so!
Oh, Zach, what’s wrong?
I don’t know if I’m going to fit.
The stump is too big to get up the trail.
Maybe if we help push?
I don’t think it’s going to fit.
I think we need to try again, but I’m all out of ideas.
Well, answers are everywhere! Lily and I can go look for an idea.
Okay, I’ll wait here.
Hey, Lily, how about this stick for leverage?
No, too small.
Let’s look over here.
Oh, hey, there’s Bob!
Hey, Zach! Hey, Lily! What’s going on?
We’re trying to move a giant driftwood stump back to Derby Town.
That sounds like fun!
But it’s been really tough to move.
I wish I could help, but I’m a water derby; I can’t move a piece of wood on land.
But if it was in the water, you could!
Yeah! What does wood do on the water?
It floats!
Exactly! Why don’t we float it to Derby Town?
That’s a great idea!
I’ll beat you over there!
Did you find an answer?
Yeah, we think so, but first we have to back you up all the way to the water.
Okay, come on, let’s push!
Okay, so I just put this stump in the water?
Yep, that’s the plan!
Okay, backing up…
That water’s chilly on the bumper!
Okay, here it comes!
I’ll take it from here!
Okay, come on, look! It’s this way!
So where do you want that zuberrific stump?
I’ll just put it back on my trailer.
Okay, here I come!
Alright, push it over to the trailer, Bob!
That’s good!
Now we can drive it wherever we want!
So where should we put it?
I don’t know.
I have an idea!
Seeing as how it floats, it would work really well in the water as well as on land.
Maybe we could leave it in the water, and I could play with it!
What do you think, Rex?
I think that’s a great idea!
Back to the water!
Oh wow, there’s a hole I can drive right through in the middle!
That stump is fantastic!
Come on over this way!
Hey, what do you want to do, Zach?
I know! I heard the construction derbies are building something; let’s go check it out!
That’s a great idea!
Okay, get over here and get some more dirt from this side.
Just a little more; I’ll lower my scoop.
You did a great job on this pile of dirt!
It’s really bigger than anything you’ve ever built!
And this is the last load!
Here we go, just one more scoop…
Now I lift, take it away, and swing over to the pile…
And release!
There we are!
So we’re done?
Yes, we’re done!
Now what?
Now that you’ve built the biggest pile of dirt ever, what are you going to do with it?
I don’t know; we just built it for fun!
I bet the view is pretty nice from up there!
Yeah, it is pretty tall!
I’m going to drive to the top and take a look!
You’re doing it!
Uh-oh, did we build it too steep?
Don’t get your fender in a knot, Rex; we can do it!
Come on, everyone, let’s get up that!
I agree with Axel; it’s just too steep!
I wanted to get to the top!
Maybe we need to take it down.
No, I haven’t seen what it’s like at the top yet!
Don’t worry, Rex; we can always try again!
Well, what should we do this time?
Hey, maybe we could build a ramp!
Of course, that would work!
I already have some dirt.
To build a ramp right to the top, we need to start right about here.
Wow, this is going to be some ramp!
We’ve already used most of the dirt in this area to build the hill.
How much dirt do you think we’ll need?
Well, we’ll need a lot!
Are we ready to do more work?
Of course we are; we love to build!
Alright, then let’s go!
Come on, guys!
How many loads is that so far?
Um, I don’t know; this could take forever!
We’ve already spent so long building the giant mound of dirt; I’d really like to see what’s up there!
You know what we say when something doesn’t work? Try again!
But what will we do this time?
I don’t know, but answers are everywhere!
Let’s look around!
Nothing over here…
I wonder if there’s something on the other side…
No, I don’t see anything yet.
Hey, Zach, how did you do that?
You’re halfway up the mound!
Oh, look at that!
That’s great!
What did you do?
I don’t know; I was just going around and around.
Maybe that’s it!
Maybe we can make a road that goes around and around and get to the top that way!
Oh, don’t be silly, Rex; I could just keep going around and get right to the top!
Okay, yeah, maybe a road is a good idea.
Let’s build it!
Why don’t I bulldoze a road all the way around?
Alright, let’s do it!
Here I go!
She’s doing a great job!
Looking good!
Oh, I made it!
Okay, let’s just back down a bit this way…
What do you think?
Look at that; it goes all the way around to the top!
I’ll give it a test drive!
Okay, careful!
It’s working!
I can get all the way around up here!
Hey, I made it to the top!
It’s beautiful up here!
Careful!
Whoa!
Hey, here I come!
It is beautiful up here!
There’s not a lot of room up here.
You should just get turned around so somebody else can have a turn.
Okay, I just gotta move my wheels…
Okay, phew!
Hey, Zach, I’m coming up too!
Actually, you have to back up because I gotta get down first.
Oh, okay, here I go!
Sure is beautiful up here!”
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