ABBY CADABBY: Hi, I'm here with my good buddy, Nia.
NIA: Hi.
ABBY CADABBY: And we're here to tell you
all about the word divide.
NIA: Right.
Right?
ABBY CADABBY: Right.
NIA: Right.
Divide means to separate things into different groups
or sections.
ABBY CADABBY: Mm-hmm.
So, what did you bring to divide, Nia?
NIA: Birds.
ABBY CADABBY: Birds?
How do you divide birds?
NIA: Like this.
I can take these birds and divide them into two groups.
Penguins over here.
Come on, guys.
Let's go.
And chickens over here.
ABBY CADABBY: Ah, that is so cool.
PENGUIN: You wouldn't happen to have any fish you
could divide up for us?
NIA: Oh, I'm sorry guys.
I didn't bring any fish today.
PENGUIN: Quick, guys.
Check her pockets.
NIA: Oh, wait, oh my gosh.
No, no, no.
I'm sorry, guys.
I don't have any fish.
CHICKEN: How about bird seed?
You got any bird seed in there?
NIA: No, guys.
I don't-- Abby, help.
What do I do?
ABBY CADABBY: Don't worry, Nia.
I got this.
Divide!
NIA: Hey, you separated us into different sections.
ABBY CADABBY: Yeah.
BOTH: Divide.
GORDON: Woah, I'm a painter.
COUNT: That is one kind of artist.
GORDON: Woah, look at me.
I'm a sculptor.
COUNT: That is two-- two kinds of artists.