Speaker 1: A highlow community day. Are always so many fun things
Speaker 1: to do. The pie eating contest, higgling, don't forget the
Speaker 1: scavenger hunk Howie, it's always the best event.
Speaker 2: Billy says that Elliot's right, we'd better get in line
Speaker 2: to sign up because we wall.
Speaker 3: Look at the line.
Speaker 4: We're gonna be waiting a while. Hey, where's Lisa? Didn't
Speaker 4: she joining our Scavenger Hunt team?
Speaker 2: Billy says that Lisa's running the fortune telling booth, so
Speaker 2: she can't join us today.
Speaker 1: Ah well, this line is pretty low.
Speaker 4: Maybe we should stop in and say hi to her
Speaker 4: before we start.
Speaker 1: Hey, maybe she'll even tell us our fortunes.
Speaker 4: Where's her sins?
Speaker 1: Hey Lisa, Wow, this is quite the syrup. You've got
Speaker 1: your fancy tent Crystal Balls. Hey guys, you let me
Speaker 1: guess you've come for the Scavenger hunts.
Speaker 4: Wow, she's good. We were just about to sign up.
Speaker 3: Ah well, my Crystal Ball tells me that you should
Speaker 3: do that soon, because things are going to.
Speaker 4: Go very wrong at the Scavenger.
Speaker 3: Hunt today and only people with superpowers will be able
Speaker 3: to save it.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Stories for Kids by Lingo Kids, where we
Speaker 2: discover fascinating facts about the world around us, and the
Speaker 2: fun of play learning. Today, we're examining what it means
Speaker 2: to have a superpower. When we think of superpowers, we
Speaker 2: think of our favorite superheroes. Right, Well, superpowers can actually
Speaker 2: be inside all of us, and they may not always
Speaker 2: be the powers that we expect. Let's get back to
Speaker 2: Lisa's fortune telling.
Speaker 4: Wait, what's going to go wrong? I can't say for sure.
Speaker 3: The future is slightly clouded, but one thing is for sure.
Speaker 3: It will require some heroes.
Speaker 4: Heroes in our town. Yes, I can.
Speaker 3: See one with super sight, another with super strength, and
Speaker 3: one that gets stretched their entire body.
Speaker 4: That was a good one, Lisa. We almost believed you
Speaker 4: for a minute there. We should get to the scatcher hunt.
Speaker 1: It's about to start, bye, Lisa.
Speaker 3: They'll see soon enough.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, are you all ready to find some stuff?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, So we know that a scavenger is fighting each
Speaker 1: ride up on this list, so let's start. The first
Speaker 1: is a silver bottle cap. Sounds easy enough. Hmm okay,
Speaker 1: maybe not so easy. Maybe we should just move on
Speaker 1: to the next thing right Next on the list is
Speaker 1: a nickel from the year nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's really old.
Speaker 2: Actually, Calie, that's not that old.
Speaker 4: Let's go find it, all right, we can't find that
Speaker 4: one either. Should we go to the next one? I
Speaker 4: guess so? Okay?
Speaker 1: The next one is a purple baby vattle, Elliott, Elly Lock.
Speaker 1: All the other groups can't find their items either.
Speaker 4: What's going on? You guys?
Speaker 1: Won't actually think that? She says, wolun is actually true?
Speaker 1: Do you? She said that things would go wrong during
Speaker 1: this scavenger hunt, and it seems like things are.
Speaker 4: Going pretty wrong, Elliott.
Speaker 1: She also said that people of superpowers were going to
Speaker 1: say the day you actually believe that?
Speaker 2: Do you?
Speaker 1: Well, maybe we should be the heroes, but we don't
Speaker 1: have superpowers.
Speaker 4: Who says we don't?
Speaker 1: Maybe instead of waiting around for someone else to fix things,
Speaker 1: we should try to fix it ourselves.
Speaker 2: I think that's very wise, Elliott. How about you lingo
Speaker 2: kids listeners? Have you ever waited for help with a
Speaker 2: problem then realize you can solve it yourself?
Speaker 4: But how do we know we can do it ourselves?
Speaker 1: We don't even know why things are going wrong with
Speaker 1: the scavenger hun.
Speaker 4: Maybe we're just not good at finding things. What is it? Billy?
Speaker 2: Billy says he saw something over there by the trees.
Speaker 4: I didn't see anything. Me neither.
Speaker 1: Maybe you're the hero of Supersite Billy who saw her fortune.
Speaker 3: I didn't see why we're super site.
Speaker 1: Cow He's right, where was the thing you saw, Billy?
Speaker 2: Billy says to follow him quickly. Billy says, it's right
Speaker 2: there near that tree. Do you see it now?
Speaker 3: It's a squirrel in its mouth, Elliott, it's a purple
Speaker 3: baby rattle.
Speaker 4: It's one of the scavenger hunt's.
Speaker 1: I gums, so that that's why no one has been
Speaker 1: able to find anything.
Speaker 4: The squirrel's been taking them. It's climbing. It's the lemon tree.
Speaker 1: That must be All the other things are too nice
Speaker 1: job spotting and Billy, So how are we gonna get them?
Speaker 4: It's too high up.
Speaker 2: Elliot's right, it's not worth doing if it can't be
Speaker 2: done safely. If you work together, you can make it
Speaker 2: easier on each other. Also, keep in mind that this
Speaker 2: is the squirrel's home and we don't want to interrupt.
Speaker 4: Right when he leaves, you can give me a boost, Elliot.
Speaker 4: I'll get them. I'm not sure if I can lift you. Cowie,
Speaker 4: Sure you can. You're the strongest panda. I know about
Speaker 4: years a hero. It's the super strength which makes me stretchy.
Speaker 4: Do you really think so we can do it?
Speaker 2: I agree. Sometimes you've got the power to do something
Speaker 2: without even knowing it, especially if you support each other,
Speaker 2: like Cowie just did.
Speaker 4: All right, he's leaving the hole in the tree. Now
Speaker 4: they're kids. Here we go on free. Okay, one two,
Speaker 4: see a little more, just a little higher.
Speaker 1: Got something, Billy, I'm gonna start tossing stuff down.
Speaker 4: Keep your eyes.
Speaker 2: Peeled, Billy says. His supersite is often.
Speaker 4: Are you okay, Elliot? Are you kidding me? You're talking
Speaker 4: to a pendle of super strength.
Speaker 1: I've got this.
Speaker 4: Are you able to reach.
Speaker 1: The little I feel like I'm the stretchiest in the world.
Speaker 1: Let's gather all the stuff then get the scavenger hunt
Speaker 1: back on. Well, it seems like today was a success
Speaker 1: after all. It definitely was a success, Eliot. That's all
Speaker 1: thanks to you me. We all helped, true, but you
Speaker 1: made us see that superpowers don't need to be magical.
Speaker 1: Anything that we used to help can be a superpower.
Speaker 2: I think you all recognize things in each other which
Speaker 2: made you such a great team.
Speaker 1: Hey, guys, Lisa, you all done, tell unfortunes all Then
Speaker 1: for the day, how was this scavenger hunt?
Speaker 4: You know, pretty normal?
Speaker 5: Really, because I heard that there was a supervillain that
Speaker 5: was stealing all of the items, and that's a brave
Speaker 5: heroes have to say the day, I wonder who it was.
Speaker 1: Well, Lisa, the thing about heroes is that they have
Speaker 1: secret identities, so I.
Speaker 4: Guess we'll never know.
Speaker 2: Well, Lingo kids listeners, thanks for joining us for this story.
Speaker 2: We learned that sometimes a hero is just a regular
Speaker 2: person who's willing to step up when they see a problem.
Speaker 2: We also learned that anything can be a superpower if
Speaker 2: we're making the world a better place. We'll see you
Speaker 2: next time.