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P is for pig [ ] Red Riding Hood rollin in [ ] princess pea at your service and you, say your name. Great. Were all here. Together, we will solve my problem lets go [ ] [ electronic beeps ] okay, whyatt, state your problem. My mom is upset at me for leaving the water on. She said i was wasting water my goodness. [ gasp ] really . Oh my what should i do about wasting water . Good question, whyatt. When we have a question, we look. All in a book which book should we look in . Peas and carrots, carrots and peas. Book come out, please, please, please lets read the title of this book. We know what to do. We need to jump into this book. And find the answer to my question. First, we look for super letters. And then, put them in our super duper. Computer super duper computer, how many super letters do we need . [ beeping ] oh in this story, we need nine super letters. And then well get. [ triumphant ] our super story answer its time to transform. Ready . All ready arms in put your arm in [ ] whyatt super readers. All to the rescue [ ] alpha pig with alphabet power [ ] wonder red with word power [ ] princess presto with spelling power [ ] super why, with the power to read [ ] and super you with the power to help [ ] together we are. All the super readers whyflyers were ready to fly into this book [ ] super readers to the rescue its time to fly with the super readers cause weve got a problem to solve super readers to the rescue super readers working together with powers to read into books we fly to find the super story answer with super why super readers to the rescue presto were in the tiddalick the frog book lets read. Why writer. Highlight read with me Ribbit Ribbit weeheehee water, water i love water jump and splash jump and splash water, water, water tiddalick, you wasted all the water now theres none left for us thats just like whyatt whyatt was wasting water too and that, super readers, is why we are in this book tiddalick and i were both wasting water. We need to find tiddalick and see what he does about wasting all that water. To tiddalick, lets roll [ ] but wait how are we going to find tiddalick . [ ] alpha pig. To the rescue with my amazing alphabet tools, we can find the letters in the word frog, to make tiddalick the frog appear okay, super readers, i need your help. I need you to sing the alphabet while i build the letters abc, sing with me [ ] sing with me great alphabet singing hmm, first we need to find the letter f. Wheres the letter f . Children there theres the f tiddalick ribbit aha did you hear that . I think thats tiddalick we need to find the rest of the letters hmm, wheres the r . Children there theres the r. Tiddalick ribbit tiddalick is getting closer okay, now we need the letter o. Where is that letter o . Children there theres the o tiddalick ribbit now we need the letter g. Hmm, do you see the letter g . Children there it is thats the letter g Ribbit Ribbit ribbit [ giggling ] ribbit [ giggling ] lickety letters we found the letters in the word frog and found tiddalick the frog lets give ourselves a big thumbs up be sure to keep an eye out for super letters. [ ] you see super letters . Which letters did you find . Children s v w s, v, w . Good work we need to put them in our super duper. Computer six more super letters and well get our super story answer water, water, i love water ribbit. All that jumping made me thirsty. [ slurping gulping ] ah, delicious water tiddalick, were the super readers, and we want to talk to you come jump with me ribbit its so much fun dont you just love water . Ribbit. I do ribbit. Water, water, i love to splash in it water, water, i love to play in it water, water, i love to drink it up, too i love water [ giggling ] ribbit. But tiddalick, every time you play in the water, you use it all up, and then theres no water for anyone else wheres all the water . I was going to take a bath i cant have a bath without water oh. You do need water for a bath. And i need water for my garden hmm, yes, you do need water for a garden. Look theres one puddle of water left bath garden jumping wallaby kangaroo tiddalick no water, water, i love to splash in it water, water, i love to play in it water. Tiddalick you used all of the water again we have no more water. What can we do . [ ] cue the sparkles, cue the music. Princess presto to the rescue with my magic spelling wand, we could spell rain and then rain would appear and then it would rain and rain is water which we need for gardens to grow and bath times and. Ahem, okay, lets just spell rain. Will you spell rain with me . Splendid ready . Wands up spell with me what letter makes the sound rrr . Children r we need the letter r write a lowercase r with me really nice r [ giggle ] now, the next two letters make the sound eh in rain. Its the letters a and i lets write a lowercase a. A now lets write a lowercase i. Nice. Now, what letter makes the sound nnn . Children n n write a lowercase n with me n presto wow [ gasp ] spectacular spelling [ giggle ] we made it rain by spelling the word rain lets take a bow. On with the story you see super letters . What letters did you find . Children t e r oh, t, e, and r . Lets add them to our super duper. Computer only three more super letters and then well get our super story answer hooray now theres water and i can take a bath and i can water my garden wheeheehee more water. More puddles. More fun ribbit. Super readers [ gasps ] wallaby kangaroo tiddalick no hes doing it again hes jumping and wasting all the water tiddalick thats enough you have to stop jumping in all the water but i cant stop ribbit. Really, i cant its in my story see . Water, water, i love to splash in it water, water, i love to play in it this is terrible hes going to jump and use up all of the water. Again how, oh how, can we stop tiddalick . Super why to the rescue with the power to read, i can change this story and save the day lets zap the words jumps in from this sentence. Zzap why writer. Write all right super readers, what should tiddalick do with the water so his friends can have some . Lets try drinks. Which is the word drinks . Hmm. It starts with the letter d. Children that one lets zap the word drinks into the sentence ready, set. Zzap lets read. [ slurping gulping ] [ ] tiddalick drank all of the water uhoh. Did that help tiddalicks friends get the water they need . Children no no he drank it all [ ] we need another word, super readers what should tiddalick do so his friends can have the water they need . Lets try shares. Which is the word shares . Hmm. It starts with the letters sh. Children there theres the word shares. Lets zap it into the sentence ready, set. Zzap lets read the sentence and see what happens. [ ] ribbit. You can use this water for your bath, kangaroo. Wow thanks, tiddalick ribbit. This water is for your garden, wallaby. Yippee did sharing help tiddalicks friends get the water they need . Children yes yes super job, super readers. We changed the story and now everyone has water jump, jump jumping in one puddle is just as much fun ribbit and its good for everyone else, too. Now they all have water i do love a nice rainwater bubble bath scrub, scrub, scrub here you go, my little garden. Lots of water thank you, tiddalick, for saving water for all of us. Youre welcome ribbit [ ] you see more super letters . What letters did you find . Children a e a a, e, and another a . Lets put them in our super duper. Computer [ ] we found all of our super letters now we can get our super story answer thank you, super readers ribbit. I love my new story various goodbye super readers youre welcome goodbye whyflyers back to the book club [ ] we found the super story answer with super why [ ] [ electronic beeps ] super duper computer, give us our super story answer [ ] read with me the super story answer is save water. [ triumphant ] but. Why . Red tiddalick realised that if he used up all the water, there wouldnt be any water left for anyone else. So, my question is what should i do if im wasting water . And the answer is. All save water save water yeah. Thats what i need to do. Thank you, super readers ive got to go home and talk to my mom. Come on [ ] mom i know why you were upset about the water. You do . Yup. If i leave the water on, itll get all used up, and then there wont be enough for anyone else. Why, thats exactly right, whyatt. From now on, im going to save water, like this well done, honey. [ slurping ] i did it i saved water hip, hip, hooray the super readers save the day [ ] hip, hip, hooray hooray the super readers save the day we changed the story we solved the problem we worked together so hip, hip, hooray hip, hip, hooray hooray the super readers save the day hip, hip, hooray hooray the super readers save the day [ ] announcer pbs kids presents the allnew. You amazing cat. Yes . Announcer peg cat. All pirates love peaches. But they cant decide how to divide them up. Announcer wherever theres a problem. Peg theres enough peaches for all of you. Announcer its no problem when friends are around. Hey, ramone, what are you doing here . Problem solved num num, solved we solved the problem Problem Solved announcer peg cat, an allnew show starting monday, october 7, on pbs kids. 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Its me the conductor. Tiny is so good at meeting new creatures shes even brave enough to meet a giant crocodile called deinosuchus, so come on along with me on the dinosaur train. All aboard [whistle blows] this program was made possible by. Contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you thank you [train whistle blows] dinosaur train [whistle blows] dinosaur train once upon a time there was a mom her name was mrs. Pteranodon sitting on her nest she heard a scratching and said. Oh, boy my eggs are hatching one by one her kids popped free baby pteranodons 1, 2, 3 ill name you tiny, shiny, and don. But tiny said. Wait theres one more, mom last little baby was a different size with teeth and a tail and big green eyes he didnt look anything like the rest what am i doing in a pteranodon nest . But dear, old mrs. Pteranodon said. Oh, this is your family, and im your mom. You may be different, but were all creatures. All dinosaurs have different features. Come on, buddy. Well take a vacation. Ill get us a ticket at pteranodon station. Well travel the world in sunshine and rain and meet all the species on the. Dinosaur train dinosaur train dinosaur train dinosaur train were gonna ride ride, ride, ride, ride [whistle blows] the dinosaur train [roaring] [captioning made possible by the jim henson company] and thats why i always stay upwind of a quetzalcoatlus. [laughing] rawk tell us another one, dad tell us a really scary one ooh about the scariest predator yeah. Tell about a predator. Uh, wait. Whats a predator again . Rawk a predator is an animal that hunts other animals for food. Oh. Yeah. Tell one of those. A really scary predator like a crocodilian. Wait. Are you sure you kids want to hear a story about a crocodilian . Whats so scary about a crocodilian . Whats so scary about them . They only eat pteranodons, don. They do . tell it, dad tell it ahem. Ok. Heh. Well, crocodilians are giant, meateating carnivores that hide in the water and catch creatures like pteranodons when we swoop down to the water to catch fish. Why . Well, we pteranodons have great features for diving down, and crocodilians have great features for snapping up at flying things like us. [gulp] [shudder] ill see you later, pteranodons. Im just kidding. And the one we pteranodons have to look out for the most of all, the biggest, longest, fiercest crocodilian lurking right here in the slimy swamps of the late cretaceous, that would be deinosuchus [insects buzz] [shudder] maybe we could take the dinosaur train and meet one. [gasp] meet one . Deinosuchus wouldnt want to meet us. They want to eat us yeah but, you guys, weve traveled all over the mesozoic and met tons of huge carnivorous dinosaurs, and after weve met them, they mostly turned out to be really nice. You know, shes right. Yes, but you always met those creatures with your mom or dad nearby to make sure you were safe. Well, sure, mom. We should all go. What . it would be fun, shiny, the ultimate tiny challenge, to meet the scariest predator of all and maybe even become friends. Tiny, why do you have to meet every single creature . Rawk its kind of my thing. Im not the biggest dinosaur in fact, im kind of tiny i dont have teeth or scary claws but it doesnt make me whiny whenever i meet someone new i march right up and what i do is say, hello, there nice to meet you my name is tiny ive met a lot of dinosaurs and some of them were scary and when i stand right next to them im kind of ordinary but if im friendly they are, too and when i say its nice to meet you then they say well, hey, the same to you its nice to meet you, tiny you know, tiny makes a good point. I agree. The best way to understand another creature, even your natural predator, would be to meet one. Really . You mean, we can go meet a deinosuchus . Absolutely. Ahem. With plenty of adult supervision. Tomorrow morning, well all go together on the dinosaur train. It will be a pteranodon Team Adventure and the ultimate tiny challenge [cheering] hooray. Tickets, tickets, please. Well, hello, pteranodon clan. Hello, mr. Conductor off to somewhere excideinosuchus swamp station . Rawk thats right, mr. Conductor. You do know what deinosuchus eat, dont you . Pteranodons. Yes, indeed. Among other things, deinosuchus are known to eat pteranodons. Whoa thats one big dinosaur. Actually, don, deinosuchus is not a dinosaur. Its whats called a freshwater reptile, and its name sounds like dinosaur, but deinosuchus actually means terrible crocodile. Look at all those huge teeth. Kind of like yours, huh, buddy . And like you, deinosuchus is a carnivore. It eats whatever meat it can find from land animals to fish to, well, pteranodons. Eek but how do they catch flying pteranodons . Oh, deinosuchus is a tricky hunter. It likes to lie very still right under the surface of the water like a log to surprise its prey. That is so cool. But im gonna look really closely at any logs i see today before i sit on them. Me, too rawk me, 3 excellent idea, kids. Mr. Conductor, do you know any deinosuchus . I do. Deana deinosuchus has lived at deinosuchus swamp for a long time and has grown to be one of the biggest examples of deinosuchus ive ever seen. In fact, shes longer than this passenger coach. I warn you, deana can be kind of crabby. You sure you want to meet this big predator . Yes or maybe we could do it some other time. Oh speaking of time, were here oh. Next stop, deinosuchus swamp station, deinosuchus swamp. Bbbbbbb now if were gonna meet this deinosuchus, well need to stick together as a team. Right in fact, pteranodons, ill come along with you just to make extra sure that youre safe. Theres a cliff that runs above the swamp, so we can talk to deana from a safe distance. Walk this way. [giggling] psst. Buddy, is that a deinosuchus . Uh, no. I think thats just a log. Ooh, ooh is that a deinosuchus . Nope. Just a log. Is that a dinosu no, don its just a log [grr] rawk [gulp] hello . Are you deana deinosuchus . Yes, i am. Wow isnt she amazing, shiny . Shiny . Rawk how did i get up here . Oh. Right. Just looking for local birds. Heh heh heh. Ok. The ultimate tiny challenge. Hello. My name is tiny pteranodon, and this is my family, and i believe you know mr. Conductor. Uh, hello, deana. Weve met. [grr] see, we like to travel all over the mesozoic on the dinosaur train, meeting all kinds of creatures, and, well, i realize that deinosuchus is a predator that [gulp] eats pteranodons, but i thought it would be nice to meet you and maybe we could even become friends. Become friends . Yeah but like you said, i eat pteranodons. Yeah, but maybe if you got to know us, youd like us, i mean, as friends, not lunch. Ha ha ha well, i never. No one that i hunt has ever offered to be my friend before. How nice of you. Well, sit down there on the edge of the cliff. We can get to know each other. So youre not going to eat us, right . Absolutely not. I just had a very large meal, not pteranodons by the way, some fish, so im not hungry. Why were you hiding in the water then . Well, its hot out, and crocodilians need to stay cool. I like to lie in the water almost completely covered like this, and also im actually kind of shy. Really . Sometimes i feel shy around strangers, too. See, deana and other crocodilians can float so that just their eyes and nostrils are above the water. That way, she can look around and breathe without being easily seen. Wow she swims with her feet and tail moving under the water, but it looks like theres hardly anything there. At first, we thought you were a log. No offense. None taken. Thats how i hunt. I lie very still like this. [gasp] what a lovely hello bakaaaah its ok she already had a big lunch oh, well. I cant blame him for being surprised. Me, neither. Rawk im going to look carefully at the next log i land on. Deana, thats amazing the way you can hide in plain sight. [grr] [gasp] [laughing] i notice that youre covered with toughlooking armor. Its kind of knobby like an ankylosaur. Youre right. It protects me from other crocodilians, and i notice that you are a t. Rex and have a mouthful of big teeth like me. Yep. T. Rexes have lots of teeth, too, and when they fall out, new ones just grow in right behind them. You know, mine do that, too. Hey. Open wide. Lets compare them. Ahh. [train whistle blows] you know, ive enjoyed this talk. Rarely do i get to see this many teeth, but thats the dinosaur train whistle, folks, and wed better get back to the station. Ill walk back with you. I feel like stretching my legs. Bye, deana nice to meet you bye, pteranodon family. Thanks for being brave enough to meet your natural enemy. What a great attitude you have. Thanks. It was tinys idea. Rawk the ultimate tiny challenge how do you do it, tiny . How is it so easy for you to talk to other creatures and not be afraid . Well, i cant really say, but i can sure sing it. Im not the biggest dinosaur in fact, im kind of tiny i dont have teeth or scary claws but it doesnt make me whiny whenever i meet someone new i march right up and what i do is say, hello, there nice to meet you my name is tiny i bet youve met some dinosaurs and some of them were scary and when i stand right next to them im kind of ordinary but if you can meet a crocodile with nothing but a friendly smile i guess ill do the same and say to you its nice to meet you, tiny [cheering] all aboard [whistle blows] bye hi, there, im dr. Scott the paleontologist. Deinosuchus was a huge, 40foot long carnivorous crocodile that lived in the cretaceous time period. This giant croc was a reptile but not a dinosaur. Deinosuchus was easily big enough to feed on dinosaurs, but many paleontologists think it fed mostly on turtles. Either way, deinosuchus was one of the largest crocodiles that ever lived and definitely way bigger than any crocodiles alive today. About half the length of this ancient croc was its massive tail, which helped make deinosuchus a strong swimmer. Most crocodiles are carnivores, or meateaters. Theyve been around for millions of years, long before the first dinosaurs, and theyre still very successful today. Not all crocs are big. The smallest kind alive today is the african dwarf crocodile, which grows only to about 5 feet long. The biggest living species is the saltwater crocodile, which can grow to be over 20 feet long, still only about half the size of deinosuchus so crocodiles are reptiles that has been around since the age of dinosaurs. I have this funny feeling there may be a croc right behind me. Whoa time for dr. Scott to get on out of here ok. Keep watching for more dinosaur discoveries hello, folks. Its me the conductor. Today were gonna meet the kids grandma and grandpa when they come to visit pteranodon terrace, so come on along with me on the dinosaur train. All aboard [squawking] ha ha ha la la loo hey the fish are over there now thanks, buddy ok, kids. Watch this new fishing dive i just came up with. Heh. I call it the sinker. Guhohh yeah whoohoo way to go, dad cool trick where are they now, buddy . Use your keen t. Rex eyesight, buddy. I dont see any fish, but i see two pteranodons, and theyre coming this way. Really . Can you tell who they are . Ive never seen them before. They look kind of familiar, though. Hello, son. Long time, no see. Hey mom and dad rawk its grandma and grandpa pteranodon. How are you . Grandma and grandpa pteranodon . Oh, you probably dont remember us. We havent seen you since you were hatched. Hello im tiny, and this is shiny, don, and buddy hello, tiny did you get that name because youre the smallest . Hee hee hee yeah tiny power huh hello, shiny. I see how you got that name. Youre very shiny. Yes, i am. Ha ha ha let me guess. Are you don . Uhhuh. Hes got your beak, doesnt he, grandpa . So he does. Well, la dee loo. And, buddy, youre the t. Rex ive heard so much about, arent you . Uhhuh. Oh, youre going to grow to be 40 feet long and as tall as a tree, i understand, and stomp around and roar and eat pretty much anything you want. Yup rawwr rawwr ha ha ha well, would you look at that . Here are some fish we just caught. Please make yourselves at home, grandma and grandpa. Well, dont mind if i do. Ohh. This nest was our home once after all. Your dad was hatched here. Its where he grew up. Wait. Dad was hatched right here . Whoa. Did you fly far today . Oh, yeah. Just flew here from appalachia, and are my wings tired. [rim shot] rawk but isnt appalachia all the way on the other side of the sea . Why, sure is. Pteranodons can travel over long distances, you know, following the food sources and finding new nesting areas. Wow i have so many questions to ask you. Well, thats fine. Fire away, tiny. Did you really live in this nest when dad was little . Oh, sure, but we rebuilt it several times. It blew away in a hurricane once or twice. But why did you go away . Well, once your dad and mom got together to raise a family here, we decided to go out on our own and travel around the world. Wow yes, sir. Weve been to every continent, even antarctica. And now were back at the western interior sea, so we thought, why not drop in on our family in pteranodon terrace and visit the grandkids . Yeah whoohoo yep. Its nice to be back visiting the old nest, i got to say. Heh heh. Yeah. Bbbbllll ok, team pteranodon. Thats enough rest. Lets go out and get some fish for our lunch all right. Its fish catching time. Whos our spotter . Buddys our spotter, right, buddy . Right, grandpa. What do your t. Rex eyes see, buddy . Well, i think i see some fish way over there. Oh. Well, bust my beak if that isnt some amazing spotting. Hey, uh, buddy says theyre over there. Ok, team. On 3. 1. 2. 3 pteranodon [splash] ha ha ha good job, everyone. Well, son, you have done very well for yourself. What a great family youve got here. Rawk. What a fine batch of grandkids. Thanks, mom and dad. And did you see what a great fish spotter buddy is, grandma . Hoo hoo hoo im surprised buddy could spot anything, what with you asking him all those consarned questions, grandpa. Well, now i cant help it. How often do i get to talk to a tyrannosaurus . I have so many questions, oh, like whats it like to have teeth . Theyre great, and if one falls out, another one grows in its place. Wellheh heh hehla dee loo. Look at what i found, grandpa, a feather. An enantiornithine feather unless im mistaken. Grandpa, you dont happen to like collecting things, do you . What . Hows that, don . Ask me in my good ear. Do. You. Like. Collecting. Things . Collecting things . Why, its only my favorite thing to do. Really . Because its my favorite thing to do, too. Oh, yeah, don. Ive got a huge collection back home, all kinds of crazy stuff ive found. You would love it. Whoa yep. When i was a kid, i used to explore all around these tide pools for shells, funnyshaped rocks. Oh, you name it, i collected it. Lets look along the shore. Maybe we can find us some shiny shells. Shiny shells . Can i come . Rawk ooh lets all go [cheering] ooh look at this shell. Its especially shiny. Heh. That should go in your nature collection, shiny. Rawk thanks, grandpa. You know what . We even started a nature club. We call it the nature trackers i just made up a new cheer and taught it to everyone. Well, lets hear it. Ready . Ok 2, 4, 6, 8, natures fun to investigate plants and trees and birds and bees make your own discoveries go, nature trackers oh, boy thats terrific so you go on nature tracking adventures around the nest . Yeah, and down here on the beach and up in the trees and down in holes and caves, which are kind of sideways holes. We decide what kind of nature tracker game to play. Usually i come up with a great idea. Then we all do it. Actually, all of us have pretty great ideas, but shiny then what are we waiting for, team . Lets go nature tracking ready . Ok go, nature trackers [cheering] how about we play what kind of tree am i . Naw. How about one fish, two fish . Thats even more nature trackery you know, team, all nature tracker ideas are good ones. How about if we all get down really low and look along the ground and see what we can find . Ooh i love that game i call it how low can you go . Hoo hoo hoo thats a great name for it. Lets do it, team arent you gonna play how low can you go, grandpa . Oh. Well, with my lumbago, this is about as low as i can go, buddy. Rawk you must be tired from your long trip, grandpa. Oh, im fine. Glad to be here. Its so nice to spend time with these wonderful grandkids. I know and were so lucky to have a t. Rex for a grandson. Yep. All the other old pteranodons at the colony will be jealous when we tell them. Yeah were a different kind of family, arent we, mom . Thats right, buddy . You may be a t. Rex, but youll always be part of this pteranodon family. No matter how big i grow up to be, right . Rawk right. You know, buddy, we may have more in common than you realize, like i have good eyesight, too. Well, not nearly as good as t. Rex eyesight of course. Oh, and i like to stomp around and roar all the time. Just ask your grandma. Oh. Hey. Rawwr oh, grandpa. Rawwr grandpa, youre so funny [all laughing] [cheering] cant catch me, grandma oh, dear. Well. Kids, slow down and let your grandparents catch their breath. Oh, were fine. Dont worry about us. Are you hungry for dinner . We should get going. What . Youre gonna fly home tonight . But its too far to fly back to appalachia this evening. No. Well finish our tour by taking the dinosaur train back. Were pooped out from flying across the sea this morning. I dont know whose cockamamie idea it was to fly here in the first place. Why didnt we just take the train . Yeah. Why didnt you just take the train, grandma and grandpa . Oh. Heh heh. Guess we just love flying, but im looking forward to riding the train this evening. Maybe our old friend mrs. Conductor will be on board running things like she always does. Heh heh heh. Well, mrs. Conductor is retired. Her son is the conductor now. What . little sonny boy is the conductor now . Well, la dee loo. Ha ha ha next time, you can come visit us at the old pteranodon colony in appalachia. Please can we go to visit grandma and grandpa soon . Rawk absolutely hello, pteranodon clan. Ooh and hello, grandma and grandpa pteranodon well, hello. Im glad to see you grew up to be such a finelooking conductor, sonny boy. Heh. Yeah. Remember when you were little and you tried to say, all aboard, and your voice would kind of warble and everyone thought it was so cute . Hmm. Uh, well, no. Actually, i dont remember. Anyway, ahem. All aboooard [all laughing] so long come see us soon we will bye hi, there. Im dr. Scott the paleontologist. Did you know that many animals living today go on a long trip every year called a migration . Lots of different kinds of animals go on migrations, traveling great distances. On land, caribou migrate up to 3,000 miles every year. In the oceans, humpback whales migrate 6,000 miles and in the air, a bird called the arctic tern migrates all the way from the arctic in the north to the antarctic in the south, a roundtrip of 44,000 miles during the age of dinosaurs, its likely that many species of animals also migrated. Some paleontologists think that pteranodons may have spent most of the year on one side of the western interior sea and then migrated to the other side to have their babies. Yup. Flying reptiles like pteranodon probably shared a lot in common with birds living today. Ok. Remember, get outside, get into nature, and make your own discoveries we love playing games announcer pbs kids presents the allnew peg cat, where sometimes the fun starts with a problem. Peg these crazy chickens think the farm is a chicken playground. Announcer sometimes with a song. Cheese and pickles pickles and cheese gimme, gimme, gimme that sandwich, please announcer and sometimes its just fun. Ow. Wahoo [belches] oh, jeez. Announcer peg cat, an allnew show starting monday, october 7, on pbs kids. Announcer its super why red were the super readers. Whyatt lets roll. Spell with me. Lets give ourselves a big thumbsup. Announcer super why , weekdays on pbs kids, or watch anytime you want at pbskids. Org. [whistle blows] this program was made possible by. Contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you thank you [train whistle blows] that was fun im sorting these toy dinosaurs from big to small. Help me out which one of these toys is the biggest . Kids trex right the trex goes first because hes the biggest. Them comes the stegosaurus, and last comes the pteranodon. Hey, look we just made a dinosaur train. You can play more games like this with buddy and all your friends at pbskids. Org. Stick around. Theres always more to explore right here on pbs kids hi. Im murray from sesame street, and im looking for the word on the street. Whats the word on the street . Observe. What does observe mean . I use my senses to find out more about something. To observe a mushroom, you can smell it. What else would you use if you were observing . Your eyes to see. I listen to any sounds, if i hear anybody who needs help. Show me how you observe. Checking it out . Just scan the whole area. Keep listening for the word observe today on sesame street. Observe. Thats the word on the street. Woman when children learn to connect the little things, they begin to see a Bigger Picture that spending quality time with those who matter most makes us happier and healthier. Beaches family resorts is a proud sponsor of sesame street. [ female announcer ] pnc grow up great, a proud sponsor of sesame street, is helping families turn everyday moments into learning opportunities. You can find out more at pncgrowupgreat. Com. boy earths best organic baby and toddler food is a proud sponsor of sesame street. Nurturing your child the natural way is the earths best way to grow. Female announcer every day can be filled with rainbows when you eat healthy fruits and vegetables. Proud sponsor of sesame street, United Healthcare helping people live healthier lives. Sesame street is also brought to you by party city, the corporation for public broadcasting, and viewers like you. Captioning made possible by Sesame Workshop can you tell me how to get . Can you tell me how to get . Sunny day, sweeping the clouds away on my way to where the air is sweet can you tell me how to get how to get to sesame street . Can you tell me how to get . Come and play everythings aok ha ha ha ha ha ha friendly neighbors there thats where we meet can you tell me how to get how to get to sesame street . Can you tell me how to get to sesame street . [giggling] oh, hi. Welcome to sesame street. Here, oscar. Brought you some trash. Yeah. What are you up to . Well, if you must know mr. Nosey, im, uh, taking an online science class at grouch night school, also known as p. U. P. U. . Yeah. Putrid university. P. U. , p. U. , well always be loyal to you yeah p. U. Yeah. Im trying to get my b. O. Degree. B. O. Degree . It stands for bug off. I was just leaving. Heh heh. Well, oscar, enjoy your class. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Enjoy. Hmm. And now give a big grouchy welcome to the star teacher of p. U. Professor nikola messla yeah hey. Is this thing on . This is grouchology school the place where grouches from alaska to kentucky learn to question and observe things that are noisy and or yucky yes, this is grouchology school the place where grouches from ohio to nebraska learn to ask the grouchy questions grouchy science needs to aska sardinesdelicious or disgusting . Youll study things that are icky things that are sticky things that are bumpy or lumpy or messy or shoddy and while you do, you must annoy somebody what do you got in your ear there . Hey. Quit it. Thats annoying

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