ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel 9 Story Kids Zerby Derby |????| BOB THE BOAT VS. THE BEACH |????️| Best of Bob the Boat | Clip Compilation | RC Boats
Hey there! Today, Zack and Bob are having a fun adventure at the beach. Let’s see what they’re up to!
Zack found Bob stuck on the sand. Bob wanted to show Zack a cool move, but he forgot to turn and got stuck. Zack tried to help by pushing Bob back into the water, but it didn’t work. They decided to try again together.
Zack and Bob realized they needed to lift Bob up instead of just pushing. They figured out that if they pushed the front down, the back would lift up. It worked! Bob was back in the water, ready to show his cool move.
Bob and Zack had another idea: to make a floating garage! They thought about using sticks to help it float. They attached the garage to the sticks, but it floated away. They decided to try again and asked Lily for help.
Lily was sitting on a rock, and that gave them an idea. They placed rocks in the water where Bob’s garage would go. It worked! The garage sat on the rocks, and Bob could drive right in.
Bob wanted to float the garage to Derby Town. They backed it up to the water and tried to drive it around. They even thought about making a raft from leaves, but it didn’t work. They needed more sticks!
Zack and Bob collected fallen branches to make a new raft. They tied the branches together, and it floated! Bob was excited to try it out, and Zack helped him get on the raft.
Through teamwork and trying different ideas, Zack and Bob learned how to solve problems and have fun at the same time. They discovered that sometimes you need to try different things to make something work.
What a fun day at the beach! Maybe next time, you can try building your own floating raft with sticks and see if it floats!
Build Your Own Mini Raft: Gather some small sticks, leaves, and string. Try to build a mini raft like Zack and Bob did. Once you’ve built your raft, test it in a small tub of water. Does it float? If not, what can you change to make it float better? Try adding or removing materials and see what happens!
Teamwork Challenge: Find a friend or family member and choose a small task, like moving a toy from one place to another without using your hands. Think about how you can work together to solve the problem, just like Zack and Bob did. What did you learn about teamwork?
Observation Walk: Take a walk outside and look for natural materials like rocks, sticks, and leaves. Imagine how you could use these materials to build something useful, like a small bridge or a shelter for a toy. Draw a picture of your idea and share it with someone. How do these materials help in building things?
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript, removing any unnecessary details and keeping the main points intact:
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Hey Zack, what are you up to?
Well, Bob was showing me something and he ended up on the beach. We seem to be in a bit of a stuck situation.
Bob, what are you doing on the sand?
I was going to do this cool move, but I forgot to turn.
That does sound fun, but let’s get you back in the water so you can show me.
I tried pushing him in, but he didn’t budge. Maybe if we both try again?
Sure, let’s do it!
Okay, ready? I’ll push, and then you push too.
Wait, we’re just pushing you deeper into the sand.
Maybe we need to lift you upwards instead.
Okay, let’s try that!
So, if we push your front down, your back will lift up.
Sounds good!
Let’s see if it floats.
Wow, this is great! Thank you!
Now that you’re back in the water, you can show me your new move.
Let’s find a way to make the garage float.
How about sticks?
Good idea!
Let’s attach the garage to the sticks.
Wow, this is great! My own garage!
Oh no, it floated away!
Don’t worry, we can try again.
Let’s look for answers.
Hey, Lily, you’re floating!
No, I’m on a rock.
Maybe we can use rocks to help.
We’ll place the rocks in the water where Bob’s garage will go.
I get it!
Here comes the garage!
Wow, it’s sitting on the rocks!
I can drive right in!
I can’t do it; it’s too bad.
Don’t worry, we can try again.
What if we gave Bob some help?
I have a rope tied to my bumper.
Ready, set, turbo!
I’m doing great!
Whoa, I have to go around this tree.
Uh-oh, I think I’m stuck.
Let’s try again.
Let’s go back to the docks.
Trust me, I know what to do.
We’ll push you back in here.
Now drive up onto Rex’s trailer.
Wow, this is fun!
Look at the forest from up here!
Uh-oh, the stump is too big to get up the trail.
We need to try again.
Hey, Bob, what if we float it to Derby Town?
Great idea!
Let’s back you up to the water.
Okay, here we go!
Now we can drive it wherever we want.
I kind of like that stuff; maybe we could leave it in the water.
Oh, look, it floats!
Let’s see if we can make a raft from leaves.
I don’t think it’s working.
We need more sticks!
Let’s use fallen branches to make a new raft.
Great, let’s tie them together!
Wow, nice!
Let’s see if it holds up.
Yay, it floats!
Can I come too?
I don’t know; you might be too heavy.
Give me your wheel; I’ll pull you on!
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