What helps us grow the food we eat? What lets us wash our hands and feet? Clean, clear water.
To swim or drink or plant a seed, the one thing that we really need is clean, clear water.
Without a thing how hot and dry and thirsty you would be. You'd never see a flower and you'd never see a tree.
There'd be no ducks or fish or cows or bean or you or me. Without water, clean, clear water.
Yes, water means so much that we have got to use it carefully. Don't waste water.
When cleaning hands or teeth be smart, turn off that faucet, do your part. Don't waste water.
And if you've got a drippy leak in your shower or your sink, tell your folks to get it fixed. Hey, people, stop and think.
Because once a drop goes down the drain it's kind of hard to drink. Save water. Don't waste water.
What?
I don't want to do it.
What?
What are you doing?
What? Eat. Eat.
Eat. Eat. Eat.
Feet! Feet! Feet!
Feet!
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!
Hey, ho!
Feet! Feet! Feet! Feet! Feet!
Feet!
Do your stuff.
Ah! Ha! Ha! Ha!
Right on.
R.
Okay, want to try the first part of Row, Row, Your Boat by yourself?
Start about row, right about there.
Row, row, row, row, row boat.
Gently down the stream.
That's good, very good.
Now, see what I have here?
I have five glasses of water, right?
One, two, three, four, five.
Now, this glass is full, right?
This one has a little less water in it,
because I got thirsty and took a little drink out of that one.
Then I took a little more water out of this one.
I took a couple of big drinks out of this one,
and down here I took a great big drink, so there's not much water.
Listen to the difference between this glass here that has lots of water in it,
hear that?
Now, listen to the one up here that only has a little bit of water.
It's much higher, right?
Yes.
Okay, so lots of water low, not so much water high.
Listen to what I can play here.
How about that?
Elmo was in big trouble.
See, Elmo wanted to spell the word apple.
Elmo knew apple began with the letter A,
but Elmo just couldn't remember what the letter A looked like.
Elmo came to me with his problem.
I'm a school teacher, so I knew just where to tell him to go.
The alphabet.
It's got all the letters in it.
All of them.
Elmo looked at the alphabet, and there it was.
The letter A for apple, see?
The alphabet.
It's just a place for letters.
I was trying to think of the letter that made the OO sound
like in the words lettuce and luggage,
but I just couldn't think of it.
My mind was a blank.
Big Bird couldn't think of a letter,
so I told him to try the alphabet.
All the letters are there, even the one that makes the OO sound.
Gordon was right.
I looked in the alphabet, and I found the letter I was looking for.
The letter L.
It was there in the alphabet the whole time.
So if it's a letter you're looking for, try the alphabet.
It's as simple as A, B, C, D, E, F, G.
H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P.
Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z.
The alphabet.
We've got your letter.
R, R, R, hey, watch them rollin' round.
R, R, R makes a r-r-r-r-r sound.
If they held a rockin' letter count, that R would win by far.
Let's rhythm, rap, and rock the world all start with letter R.