I'm Jack.
Olivia
Taylor
Seven.
I'm seven-years-old.
I walk.
From the bus.
My parents drive me.
Music.
Math.
Science.
We do explosions.
Take care of our brothers and sister.
Clean up my room.
Wipe the table down.
Do the dishes.
Feed the baby calves.
Sometimes I make my brothers' beds.
Shovel the poop off the aisleways.
Mom vacuums and cleans.
Ummm, they go to work?
My mom is on T.V.
Dad goes to the barn.
They go on T.V.
They're called Cat & Nat.
Thai food. And salad.
Sushi and salad.
Sushi and salad. That's mine.
Deer summer sausage.
My mom.
Mom and dad.
Dairy farms.
Metro....
Chicken farms.
Summerhill and metro.
Grain farms.
Lego.
Play on my trampoline.
I like to do my homework.
Cut down trees.
Do gymnastics.
Go ride my bike.
Sometimes I get to drive the tractor.
Play hockey.
Play with each other.
I go to dance.
Usually go to my grandma and grandpa's.
I see my grandparents a lot.
Kind, nice, and helpful.
Loving, nice, and careful.
Like, they care for each other.
I would say, my mom is nice,
my dad's a farmer,
and I go to the barn with my dad.
Go ask your kids the same questions and see
what they say. And then after that show
them this video and watch this video and
see which kids they have more in common
with. At the end of the day we all have
something in common; we only to eat. We
all want what's best for our kids. But we
also have some things that make us
different. Bye guys. Bye.