[ABBY LAUGHING]
ABBY: Oh, hi.
I'm Abby and I'm here with my good friend Kat.
KAT DENNINGS: And we are going to tell you
all about today's word-- uh-oh.
ABBY: Oh, you-- you dropped the word.
KAT DENNINGS: I dropped the word and now it's broken.
ABBY: Broken?
Oh, no.
Well, that's OK.
What was the word?
KAT DENNINGS: I don't know.
I didn't read it before I dropped it and now it's broken
and I don't have anybody here to repair it.
ABBY: Repair?
What's repair?
KAT DENNINGS: Repair means to fix something.
So when something's broken, you repair it or you fix it.
So who do I call to repair a word?
ABBY: Oh, well, just calm down, Kat.
KAT DENNINGS: Why?
ABBY: Well, maybe I can repair it.
KAT DENNINGS: You could fix this broken word?
ABBY: Well, I could give it a try.
KAT DENNINGS: OK, good.
That's great.
OK, go for it.
ABBY: OK.
Repair, repair, repair!
KAT DENNINGS: It worked!
You fixed the word.
It's repaired.
ABBY: And what is the word, Kat?
KAT DENNINGS: The word is repair!
[ABBY LAUGHS]
ABBY: Hey!
KAT DENNINGS: You know, breaking it was all part of the plan
so we could show repair.
ABBY: Really?
KAT DENNINGS: Yes!
OK, no.
ABBY: Repair.
KAT DENNINGS: Repair.
LUPITA: All animals and people are covered in skin.
ELMO: Get out of town.
LUPITA: It's true.
ELMO: Not Elmp.
No.
Elmo's covered in fur.
LUPITA: Check under your fur.
ELMO: Really?
LUPITA: Mm-hmm.
ELMO: OK.
[GASPS] Look at that!
Elmo's covered in skin too!