MURRAY: Did you know in school, you have to take turns?
[GASP] Like with this book.
I have an idea.
Let's practice and take turns right now.
Here, you can have the first turn with the book.
OK.
Now, it's my turn.
May I please use the book?
Thank you.
OK, now it's your turn.
Here you go.
Hey, you're really good at taking turns.
I think we're ready to go to school.
Let's just follow Ovejita.
Wait a minute!
Where is Ovejita?
Ovejita?
OVEJITA: [GIGGLES].
MURRAY: Ovejita?
OVEJITA: [GIGGLES].
MURRAY: Wha-- Ovejita?
OVEJITA: Wee!
MURRAY: [LAUGHS] Ovejita!
OVEJITA: [INAUDIBLE], Murray.
MURRAY: What school are we going to today?
OVEJITA: [INAUDIBLE].
Wee!
MURRAY: Follow that little lamb!
SINGERS: [SINGING] Murray has a little lamb.
MAN: [RAPPING] Yo, Murray has a little lamb
who wears a little bow.
SINGERS: Go, Murray!
MAN: [RAPPING] Together, they go everywhere amigos like to go.
SINGERS: M-- Murray.
MAN: [RAPPING] He follows her to school each day.
They run.
They spin.
They leap.
SINGERS: Go, Muray.
MAN: [RAPPING] Yo, everybody loves to see a monster and his
sheep, and they all say--
SINGERS: Murray has a little lamb.
MURRAY: Oh, ooh, what school is this?
CHILDREN: [INAUDIBLE].
MURRAY: Oh, ohh, what are we going to learn today?
FRANCESCA: We are going to learn to dance flamenco.
MURRAY: Oh, boy!
We're going to dance flamenco.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Francesca?
FRANCESCA: Yes, Murray?
MURRAY: What is flamenco dance?
FRANCESCA: Flamenco dance is a style
of dance from the southern part of Spain.
MURRAY: What are some of the moves
you do when you do flamenco?
FRANCESCA: We do some hand clapping called palmas.
MURRAY: Any other things you do with your hands?
FRANCESCA: So we can make sounds.
MURRAY: Sounds?
FRANCESCA: Or we can make gestures,
where we rotate our wrists.
MURRAY: You can make gestures.
FRANCESCA: It's called floreo.
It's similar to the sound flor, which--
MURRAY: Flor, which is flower.
FRANCESCA: Exactly.
MURRAY: I love that!
W-- what's something else you do with your body?
FRANCESCA: We use our feet.
We use the whole foot, and we strike
the floor with the whole foot.
And we call that a golpe.
MURRAY: Golpe.
FRANCESCA: Yeah, golpe.
MURRAY: Waoh.
When you're doing a flamenco dance,
you have to do-- you have to move your hands
and your feet at the same time?
FRANCESCA: Yes.
MURRAY: Oh, boy.
I don't think I can do that.
FRANCESCA: I think you can.
Here we go, ladies and gentlemen.
We're going to do our floreos with our arm positions
and moving our feet.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[INAUDIBLE]
MURRAY: [GRUNTING].
OVEJITA: [HUMMING].
MURRAY: Ovejita?
OVEJITA: Hm?
MURRAY: How are you getting your hands and feet
to work together like that?
OVEJITA: [GIGGLES].
MURRAY: I can't get my feet and my hands to work together.
I've been practicing using my hands and my feet together,
and I think I'm ready to do the flamenco.
Hit it, you guys.
My turn's coming up.
I'm going to talk myself through it.
Step, clap, clap, clap.
Step, clap.
Step back.
I did it!
I got my hands and my feet to work together.
[LAUGHS] Oh, boy!
I love doing flamenco, and I love going to school.
SOFIA: Hola, I am Sofia.
ELMO: Hola, [? I'm ?] Elmo.
SOFIA: And we're here to talk to you about a very special word
today.
Are you ready to hear the word?
ELMO: Well, Elmo's ready.
SOFIA: OK, the word is baile.
ELMO: Yes, baile.
SOFIA: Tell everyone what baile is, Elmo.
ELMO: Ah, well, Elmo would love to tell
everyone what baile means, Ms. Sofia.
But Elmo doesn't know what baile means.
SOFIA: Ah, don't worry, amigo.
I will give you a hint.
ELMO: OK, OK.
SOFIA: Baile is a Spanish word.
ELMO: OK, baile is a Spanish word,
and it means-- it means, uh-- Elmo needs another hint.
SOFIA: OK, no problem, Elmo.
Here's another hint.
ELMO: OK.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
SOFIA: This penguin is doing a baile.
ELMO: Oh, well, oh, OK.
Elmo thinks he knows what baile means.
SOFIA: What, Elmo?
ELMO: Um, Elmo's not exactly sure.
Can-- can-- can Elmo have another hint?
SOFIA: Absolutely, Elmo.
ELMO: OK, OK.
SOFIA: Here's another hint.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
ELMO: Again with the clapping.
Ooh!
Oh, OK.
Elmo's almost positive he knows what baile is.
SOFIA: OK, tell me, Elmo.
ELMO: Ooh, ooh, ooh, can Elmo have one more hint?
Please, please, please?
SOFIA: Of course, Elmo.
Here is one more hint.
ELMO: OK.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
SOFIA: This frog is doing yet another baile.
ELMO: Ooh, ooh, Elmo definitely knows what baile means.
Do you?
SOFIA: What does baile mean, Elmo?
ELMO: Baile is the Spanish word for dance!
SOFIA: Si!
That's right.
ELMO: Yay!
SOFIA: Baile means dance.
ELMO: Yes. [LAUGHS].
SOFIA: Come on, everybody, do a baile.
ELMO: Yeah, baile!
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[LAUGHS] Ms. Sofia, baile!
SOFIA: Baile!
ALL: Baile!
NARRATOR: One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight,
nine-- nine, nine dancers.
Nine dancers.
ROSITA: Here we go.
Mi amiguita Rosita by me, Rosita.
[SINGING] I am your amiguita, your amiguita Rosita.
Here's what being Mexican means to me.
Oh, how I love to dance if I get half a chance.
And my bailar is magnifico.
I can move with my friends, and the fun never
ends when we dance bailar [INAUDIBLE].
And I know near and far, away from my guitar,
I'll play and put on a music show.
And I love to sing all the songs that I
bring from where I'm from in Mexico.
ALL: [SINGING] Amiguita, amiguita, amiguita, Rosita.
Amiguita, amiguita, mi amiguita Rosita.
ROSITA: [SINGING] I think sports are great.
For futbol, I can't wait.
And I love to keep up with each score.
But the best sport of all, even more than futbol,
lucha libre with my favorite luchador.
[LAUGHS] I love mis amigos.
Such joy they give.
[LAUGHS] Tu amor de mi vida.
I love the way I live.
ALL: [SINGING] Amiguita, amiguita.
Amiguita, Rosita.
Amiguita, amiguita, mi amiguita, Rosita.
Amiguita, amiguita, amiguita, Rosita.
Amiguita, amiguita, mi amiguita Rosita.
[CHEERING_]
MANDO: Looks like everyone liked hearing a story
about a little Mexican girl just like you.
ROSITA: They did?
They really did!
ALL: Read it again!
Read it again!
NARRATOR: Here come some foods that start with P. One, two,
three, play it-- the letter P. Potatoes.
Plantains.
Pineapples.
Peppers.
Pickles.
P!
Papayas.
Pears.
P!
They all start with the letter P. Perfecto!
P.
ALL: [LAUGHTER].
MANDO: Oh, oh, all right, all right, who's got another one?
ROSITA: Oh, me!
MANDO: You got another one?
ROSITA: Me!
MANDO: Rosita.
ROSITA: Um, I have one.
Uh, how about hilando?
MANDO: Hilando, hilando means "spinning."
Does hilando rhyme with Mando?
ALL: Yeah!
MANDO: Hey, there's a lot of great Spanish words
that rhyme with my name, Mando.
That means that they end in the same "ando" sound.
Here, I got a few for you.
[SINGING] Here's one word that rhymes with Mando.
And that word is cantando.
Estoy cantando means I'm singing.
And cantando rhymes with Mando.
ALL: [SINGING] Mando, Mando, Mando, Mando, cantando,
cantando.
MANDO: [SINGING] So if I la, la, la, la, that is Mando--
ALL: --cantando!
MANDO: [SINGING] Here's another rhyme for Mando.
And that word is bailando.
Estoy bailando means I'm dancing,
and bailando rhymes with Mando.
ALL: [SINGING] Mando, Mando, Mando, Mando, bailando,
bailando.
MANDO: [SINGING] So if I ra-ka-tu-tu-ta, that is Mando.
ALL: Bailando.
MANDO: [SINGING] But if I la, la, la, la, that is Mando--
ALL: --cantando.
MANDO: [SINGING] There is yet another rhyme for Mando,
and that word is jugando.
Estoy jugando means I'm playing, and jugando rhymes with Mando.
ALL: [SIGNING] Mando, Mando, Mando, Mando, jugando, jugando.
MANDO: [SINGING] So if I ha, ha, ha, that is Mando--
ALL: --jugando.
MANDO: [SINGING] But if I ra-ka-tu-tu-ta, that is Mando--
ALL: --bailando.
MANDO: [SINGING] And if I la, la, la, la, that is Mando--
ALL: --cantando.
MANDO: That's not all.
ROSITA: Oh, boy.
MANDO: [SINGING] One more thing that rhymes with Mando,
and that word is saltando.
Estoy saltando means I'm jumping ,
and saltando rhymes with Mando.
ALL: [SINGING] Mando, Mando, Mando, Mando, saltando,
saltando.
MANDO: [SINGING] So if I up, up, up, that is Mando--
ALL: --saltando!
MANDO: [SINGING] And if I ha, ha, ha, that is Mando--
ALL: --jugando.
MANDO: [SINGING] And if I ra-ka-tu-tu-ta, that is Mando--
ALL: --bailando.
MANDO: [SINGING ] And if I la, la, la, la, that is Mando--
ALL: --cantando.
MANDO: [SINGING] Here's one last rhyme for Mando.
Mando esta descansando.
ALL: Huh?
MANDO: That means Mando needs to rest.
[SIGHS]
ALL: [LAUGHTER]
ELMO: What's the word on the street?
BOY 1: Enthusiastic.
ELMO: What does enthusiastic mean?
WOMAN: To be very excited about something.
ELMO: Let's be enthusiastic!
What do you get enthusiastic about?
GIRL: My birthday.
ELMO: That is an exciting time.
How do you show you're enthusiastic at a basketball
game?
BOY 2: [SHOUTING] Go!
ELMO: [SHOUTING] Go!