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♪ Ba do ba do boo boo ♪
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♪ Ba do ba do ba boom ♪
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Yeah!
Hey guys, it's me, Milo.
Welcome to my Monster School Vlog where I tell you
all the neat stuff I learned in monster school.
Today, we did some stuff in class that you wouldn't believe!
We created life!
(thunder crashing)
It's alive!
(laughing maniacally)
Well, plant life.
See today, we learned how to turn a teeny tiny little seed
into a plant.
Look how teeny tiny it is!
Hey, there little buddy, you're going to be a plant some day
and you're going to grew up big.
Don't be scared.
Wanna know how a seed goes from a little thing
to a big plant?
First, the seed is put in the soil.
Then, if it gets lots of water
and sunshine and it's just the right temperature,
it'll grow!
The first thing to grow are the roots.
They absorb the water and nutrients from the soil.
The plant needs water and nutrients to grow.
Like how monsters need fruits, vegetables,
and spaghetti to grow!
Next, a shoot pops up above the ground.
Then look, leaves appear,
and the plant grows towards the sunshine.
Let's watch it again.
(cheerful music)
(rooster crows)
(roots slurping)
(peaceful music)
Pretty cool, huh?
In monster school, we made our own little gardens
to grow plants.
We had to keep those in class though.
But momster said I could make one here.
She even got me some supplies so I could show you guys.
Here's what you'll need if you wanna make a garden too.
An egg carton with the top cut off,
a pencil to poke holes at the bottom of the egg carton.
(sharpener whirring)
Perfect.
Poke.
For your garden, you'll also need a plastic spoon,
a bag of soil, seeds, and a spray bottle filled with water.
(sighs)
Refreshing.
Now, fill the carton with soil.
Boop, boop.
Boop.
Mot too much soil, just a little.
Boop.
(giggles)
Next, put some seeds in the soil. (giggles)
One, two, three,
four, five, and six.
(chuckles)
Next, put on a teeny tiny bit more soil to cover the top.
Hmm, boop.
Boop.
Ah.
Boop.
Now, spray the soil with some refreshing water!
Sprits, spritz, spritz, spritz, spritz, spritz,
spritz, spritz, spritz, spritz, spritz, spritz.
My teacher said not to get it super wet,
just give it a little bit of water to start it off.
Finally, put the carton near the window,
so the sunshine hits it.
Sunshine is very important for plants.
It gives them the energy they need to make their own food.
That's called photosynthesis.
Photo what?
Photosynthesis.
I had to get my teacher to repeat it a bunch of times
before I could say it properly.
It's how plants make their own food.
If they don't get some sun, they can't make food,
and then they can't stay alive.
Now, my teacher didn't tell me to do this,
but I think it might help.
I'm going to give the seeds a little pep talk
to get them excited to grow!
Hello seeds, this is your friend Milo,
you know, the one who planted you.
You're gonna be growing big and tall soon,
and you're gonna love this world!
It's a real exciting place.
We've got polka dancing and rainbows
and pizza and hide and seek
and you can enjoy lots of water and sunshine.
(laughs) And we'll be friends.
So, that's it for my Monster School Vlog today.
I'll check back in on our plants a little later
and show you how they're growing.
Until then, see ya later monster gaters!
(cheerful music)
So, I said to them, let's make like a tree and leaf!
Get it?
Nothing.
(sighs) Tough crowd.
- [Kid] Woo!