Speaker 1: Mes to the left, stop, stop stopping, turn the up
Speaker 1: right cat lap, clap kick left kick right, jump around.
Speaker 2: Yow wow. Great dancing everyone.
Speaker 3: Yep, I think we are almost ready to record our
Speaker 3: Potato shovel dance video. And by first stem notes okay, okay,
Speaker 3: sure notes, can we hire kicks please?
Speaker 4: Got it?
Speaker 5: Billy, great jumps, but I need more smiling And Elliott,
Speaker 5: can you try dancing?
Speaker 4: Well? Actually, I think I'll just sit this flow.
Speaker 2: What Welcome to Stories for Kids by Lingo Kids, where
Speaker 2: we discover fascinating facts about the world around us and
Speaker 2: the fun of play learning. Today, Lisa and her friends
Speaker 2: are making a dance video, but Elliott does not want
Speaker 2: to join in.
Speaker 6: I wonder why. Let's meet the Lingo Kids friends.
Speaker 5: To find out. Elliot never wants to do my dances?
Speaker 7: But why your dances are the best?
Speaker 2: Billy says that maybe he doesn't like your choreography.
Speaker 5: But I don't think Korea what that's that's contagious. I
Speaker 5: don't think I have that.
Speaker 6: Don't worry, Lisa. Coreography is a big word that just
Speaker 6: means dance routine. It's the way you put the steps
Speaker 6: together to make a dance.
Speaker 5: Ah. Then Elliott must think I'm a bad dancer.
Speaker 4: That is so mean.
Speaker 2: Well, no, I don't think that's what he's I'm going
Speaker 2: to talk to him right now.
Speaker 4: Cook mean and cook turn cheek cheek, Elliott, what are
Speaker 4: you doing? I'm dancing? I can see that. So let
Speaker 4: me get this straight.
Speaker 3: You hate my choreography so much that you are making
Speaker 3: your own dance.
Speaker 8: I don't hate your choir, Gopher, I don't even know
Speaker 8: what it is. Is it contagious? No, it means a
Speaker 8: dance routine.
Speaker 5: Exactly. Do you think I'm a bad dancer?
Speaker 4: Of course not. Why would I think that?
Speaker 2: Friends, Let's pause for a moment. I think that maybe
Speaker 2: you are.
Speaker 6: Jumping to conclusions.
Speaker 7: But we're not jumping. We're not even dancing right now.
Speaker 6: Jumping to conclusions is an expression, Callie.
Speaker 2: It means you are deciding something too quickly before you
Speaker 2: get all the facts. Oh said, jump to the conclusion,
Speaker 2: or decided too quickly that Elliott doesn't want to do
Speaker 2: her dance because he thinks she's a bad dancer. But
Speaker 2: maybe you don't have all the facts yet.
Speaker 4: Where are these facts? How can we get them?
Speaker 2: That's right, Billy, You can ask Elliott to get the
Speaker 2: fox Elliot is the only one who knows what he
Speaker 2: really thinks.
Speaker 3: Okay, Elliot, why don't you want to do the dance video?
Speaker 3: Is it because you think I'm a bad dancer?
Speaker 4: No, it's because, well it's so embarrassing.
Speaker 7: It's okay, Elliot, you can tell me.
Speaker 4: Okay, but I can only tell you.
Speaker 7: Oh can I say it to everyone?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 5: Elliott doesn't know his lesson?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 5: Wait what.
Speaker 8: I get them confused? Because I'm afraid over run into
Speaker 8: everyone in the whole.
Speaker 5: Dance Elliott, that's why you don't want to do my dance. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that is so not what I thought.
Speaker 7: Lisa thought you thought she was a bad dancer.
Speaker 4: I did not think.
Speaker 2: That, and that's exactly why it's important to get the facts.
Speaker 3: Oh, I guess I did jump to conclusions.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, Elliott. I didn't know you were worrying about
Speaker 5: left and rights.
Speaker 4: That's okay, thanks, Lisa.
Speaker 7: I still wish you could be in the dance video, Elliot.
Speaker 6: Billy says he has an idea.
Speaker 2: He can tie a red ribbon on Elliott's right hand
Speaker 2: and a blue ribbon on Elliott's left hand.
Speaker 4: Pretty, but how ribbon? I get it? Now?
Speaker 3: I can call out right red and left blue, so
Speaker 3: Elliott will always know which way to go.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, do you think I can wear a ribbon suit?
Speaker 7: Rights and lefts are tricky?
Speaker 2: Billy says, of course, pretty So Elliott, are you ready
Speaker 2: to do the potato shuffle?
Speaker 4: Now? Yeah? But do you think we can practice one
Speaker 4: more time? Of course?
Speaker 3: And five six Lingle Kids listeners, you can join it at.
Speaker 5: Home to the left, blue, stop stop, stop to the.
Speaker 8: Right, red, cleft, black flop, can't let blue, can't right
Speaker 8: bed jump around?
Speaker 5: Now, let's break it down. It's it out?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 2: Hi?
Speaker 3: Everybody to the stop jumps up to the red get
Speaker 3: kick them.
Speaker 8: Bill, kick right bee, get the rop.
Speaker 6: That was great.
Speaker 2: I think you are definitely ready to record Yay Lingo
Speaker 2: Kids listeners. Today we learned about jumping to conclusions and
Speaker 2: how it can cause a lot of problems. That's why
Speaker 2: it's important to get the facts. The only way to
Speaker 2: know what your friends are really thinking is to ask them.
Speaker 2: Join us next time to continue play learning together.
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