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Amazing! Ellie, that's my slime. It's so cool. That's mine, too. Wow! Uncle, do you know how to mix slime? Yes, with science. First, we need supplies. Okay. Glue is sticky. Activator makes it stretchy. Wow! Now, mix it. What color would you like to add? Let's do red. Go for it. Super duper! Wow! Now, more slime? Ooh! Glitter! Yay! [screaming] I want to play. Hey, can I play? No, cuz you didn't share with me.
We can make more slime, remember? Science. Oh, you're right. Sorry, Ben. Here you go. Thanks, Ellie. Here's some glue. Wow, cool. Is there another cool experiment? Uh, yeah. This is fizzy rockets. First, warm water, baking soda tablet, and then Wow! That's part of science. We fail and we learn. Wow! Let's take it to the next level. Come on. Aim for the boxes. GO! SUPER DUPER!
WOW, THAT WAS REALLY FUN. SCIENCE. Can we do more? Yeah, that way. Wow. [screaming] This is the egg drop experiment. Can science protect the eggs? Maybe something soft, right Uncle? Huh? Where'd he go? Huh? Let's see what happens. We need something soft and something to protect it. Let's try it out. Let's use these. Wow. [screaming] Ooh, yes. Awesome. Some sponges. Cotton balls. Go ahead and put your eggs in the basket.
Mom, it broke. Science. I know what I'm going to do next. Something more soft. Ooh, cardboard. Me, too. Uncle, COULD YOU HELP? YEP. WE NEED MORE STUFF. WOW. [screaming] Now you're getting it. How am I going to attach the balloon? Uncle, do you have a hole puncher? Amazing. This parachute should help. I'm ready. Go. Moment of truth. Yay. Yay, it didn't break. Mine, too. Excellent. What did you learn?
All the soft things protected the egg. You're going to be great scientists. Follow me. This is the chain reaction. One of you will go first. Rock, paper, scissors. Let's see what happens. Ellie, go for it. Wow, chain reaction. That's so cool. Can I try? Yeah. Ready? Go. Aw. It's okay. We'll try again. Ready? GO. YAY. WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED? When you push the first cup, it bumps into the other cup. And it makes a chain reaction. And that's science.
YEAH. YAY. OH, NO. HUH? EW. [screaming] EH. TODAY, we're going to be talking about hygiene. Wendy, can you come here for a second? I'm going to use you as my example. Can you please show the class your hand? Dirty hands can get you sick. Make sure to wash your hands often, like Wendy. Head hygiene is also important. Keeping your hair and your face clean also can help prevent illnesses.
Cool. Thank you, Wendy. You can take a seat. I guess that's all for today. I'll see you tomorrow. Bye. Oh, hi kids. How was school? Good uncle. Wait a second. Huh? Why is your hair so wild? I don't know. Mhm. Let me see your hands. Aw. Eric, you have germs. We need to fix your hygiene and quick. Follow me. Hi, can you fix my hair? Of course, who are we helping? Woah, that needs immediate attention.
Right this way. You can sit right here. Mhm, this will not do. Mhm, all done. Check out your hair. Wow, that looks good. I'll take better care of my hair, uncle. I promise. Good job, Ellie. Eric, you're next. Uh-oh. This way. Bye. Right this way. Let's see what the problem is. Wait, let me see your hand. Oh, no. Let's get rid of those icky germs first. Let's go right over here. Having clean and healthy hands is a must.
Better? Yes. The germs are gone. We wouldn't want them to spread anywhere else. Right this way. Open wide. Ew. Did you brush your teeth today? No. It's important to brush your teeth every day. You will be needing this. Done. Thank you for your help. Bye. Make sure you brush daily. There. No more bad hair. Woo! Are you two ready to go to school? Yeah. Wait a minute. Eric, did you brush your teeth and wash your hands?
Yeah. Wow! [screaming] Ellie, how's your hair looking today? All clean. Great. Let's go. In the kingdom of health, cleanliness wears the crown. She burps, too? Sorry. You have wipes this. Wow! What's going on? This thing is awesome. Oh, yeah. Yeah, it is. Hey. Can I try, too? Okay. Wow, that's so cool. Girls, no toys on the table. Sorry. All right. Here's some water. How's everybody doing? We're doing okay.
I know what you mean. All right. I'll be right back. Huh? Whose is this? Ellie, I'm going to have ask you to leave. Sorry. Aw. Sorry. Charlotte. Hi. What happened? I got kicked out of the restaurant. Us, too. What did you do? Well, I had my feet on the table. I was on my phone. At one point, I was vacuuming. Please leave. I was so rude. Me and my friend got kicked out. Yeah, that's bad. You girls need to go to the table manners school.
Table manners school? And I'll take you there. Aw. Where are we? Table manners school. Table manners. Lesson one. No elbows on the table. Lesson two. Do not speak with your mouth full. Hey, did you know So. Lesson three. No toys on the table. Wait. Lesson four. No electronics on the table. Lesson five. Ask for items to be passed. Oh, Eva, can you pass the salt? Thank you. Lesson six.
Do not play with your food. Aw. Do not play with your food. Correct. Do not play with your food. Lesson seven. Feet off the table. Oh, no. Ladies. Lesson eight. Have perfect posture. Fix your posture. Lesson nine. No loud noises. Rule number nine, no loud noises. Lesson 10. Say please and thank you. May I have the salt, please? Sure. Thank you. You're welcome. Me too, please. Yes. Thank you.
You're welcome. I'm so proud. Now for the final test. Final test? Okay, girls, you are being tested. Wait, how? I don't know. On today's menu, chicken and bread. Wow. Ooh. Oh, let me get that for you, auntie. Thank you, Ellie. Excuse me, auntie. Can I have the salt? Yes. Thank you. Wow, you girls learned a valuable lesson. Thank you, auntie. Yes, these girls passed with flying colors. Good job. You passed my class.
Yay. Oh, let's get out of here. Oh, no. Tent, it's broken. Maddy, Wendy, help. You see the tent? Yeah. It looks like they don't have enough space. This can help. Here you go. Ah, this is small. Hayden, stay here. I'm going to go fix the tent. Okay, uncle. Uncle, hurry up. There, we're done. Really? Right when I finished making the tent again. Oh, yeah. Thank you, Wendy. Uncle, you're the best.
Thank you, Cayden. Good job. I'm so cold. Uh, let me get you a blanket. Uh-oh, we don't have blankets. Uncle, you freezing. I'll go get you, Uncle. Wow. Uncle, you feel better? Yeah, I'm better now, but hmm, that food smells so good. If you brought some food, you can cook with us. Uh, let me go check. Oh, no. We don't have any food. Cayden, look. We have an apple. Only just one apple? But, Uncle, I want me a steak. That's all we have, Cayden.
Oh, we can share, Uncle. Wow, steak. Thank you. I'm freezing. Thank you, Wendy. Want a fish cake? Yes, Cayden and Uncle. You should take care of your food, or not. What would happen? There's a big troll bear around you. That's not true. It is true. How do you know? I went camping with my grandma. We were cooking food together. Don't worry, Daddy. Okay, Daddy, talk to you. Where's the food?
I remember I put it here. Where is my marshmallow? Oh, where is it? That's it. Oh, oh, no. Aha, Mr. Bear. GIVE US OUR FOOD BACK. GO DOWN THERE. WHERE is the bear? He took all the food. And that what happened. That's a funny story, Maddie. Our food is still here. What? Uncle, where's the food? I don't know. I thought you ate it. Really? It was the bear. Uh-oh. Our food. Huh? Where did the bear go?
Yeah. All our food. Did you get your food back? No. Wait here. I'll go catch some fish. All right, let's catch some fish. Woah. Everyone, I caught a fish. Woah. Wow. [screaming] I'm full now. Uh-huh. Let's go take a nap. Uncle, why did you bring a teddy bear here? Teddy bear? I didn't bring a teddy bear. That's not a teddy bear. That's a real bear. Wait. My house was broken and I had nowhere else to stay. Please forgive me. I'm sorry.
Mr. Bear, we can help you. Yeah. Come go. Thank you. My house is this way. Yay! My house is here. All right, let's help. Wow! [screaming] Thanks, Mr. Bear. Thank you. You're welcome. Come on, kids. Bye. Sorry for earlier. It's okay. The bear isn't as scary as I thought they would be. Yeah. Next time, be more prepared for camping. I agree. My package is here. What did you order? A fish tank. That's That's Hermie.
Help! Pirates are after [screaming] me. Pirates? I'll go check it out. How can we help? They need me at home. Oh, no. IT'S PIRATES! GO! I'LL DISTRACT THEM. WHO IS IT? I'll be your friendly neighbor from down the street. Hurry, get in. Okay. Hurry, let's go. Go away, I'VE GOT PEARL. I'LL GET IT. I can't reach it. Use this. I got it. Here you Let's go. You're not pirates, are you?
Huh, pirates? That's a pirate laugh. Yar, we've been found out, crew. Charge! I got your back, boss. Turn him, boss. What's the matter, trickster? It's the lead me home. They're trying to escape. Oh, like a GPS. Can't let them escape. I think we're getting closer. How close? Which way should we go from here? I think we should go left. As long as I'm not seen, I should be okay. Wait a minute. We'll be fooled. Let's go. No. Hurry, get away.
What do you want? We want the mermaid. What mermaid? The mermaid that was in here. Where is she, really? You better Or me first. Challenge accepted. I need to defend myself. I could throw these at him. JUST STOP [screaming] IT'S WORKING. THIS WILL BUY US SOME TIME. [screaming] Where did he go? Where is this? This place is a mess. [screaming] Aha. Uh-oh. GET OUT OF THE BED. YOU'RE REALLY THAT STRONG?
WHAT'S YOUR WORKOUT ROUTINE? I go to the gym. It's going to be even now. It is going to be even now. Well, this is JUST AN UMBRELLA. WE'VE BEEN DISARMED. YES. After him. Come back. Can we please talk about this? [screaming] Not again. Oh, thank you. All right, time out. Okay, time out. There's still a chance. There's Pirate Luke. Get that mermaid. We're close. I need to use the slide to get in.
No, Aquachip's going to do it. The pirate from earlier? How did you escape from the T-Rex? You mean this? Can I see that real quick? Uh yeah. I'm fooled again. No. Yeah. Wait, you need a lifeguard. Oh, no. Wait a minute. I'm a lifeguard. Hooray. Okay, I'm ready. You're good TO GO. YEAH. WAIT, I NEED MY PEARL. WAIT, your pearl. Ava, grab the pearl. Okay. I got you, Ellie. Here, Ellie.
Thank you. I'll never forget you.
