MATTHEW FOX: Hi, I'm Matthew.
ELMO: And Elmo is Elmo.
MATTHEW FOX: And we're here to tell you all
about the word bones.
ELMO: Yes, bones.
MATTHEW FOX: Now, bones are what are under your skin.
ELMO: Oh, but does Mr. Matthew mean Elmo has
bones under his fur?
MATTHEW FOX: Sure, we all have bones.
Bones help support your whole body.
ELMO: Oh, but does that mean Elmo has bones in his arms?
MATTHEW FOX: Yeah, an arm bone.
ELMO: Oh, how about his leg?
MATTHEW FOX: Yes, we have leg bones.
ELMO: Well, how about Elmo's neck?
MATTHEW FOX: Oh, yeah.
We have neck bones too.
You see, bones are all over your body.
And they look like this.
BONE: Hey, what do you call two scoops of
chocolate on a fibula?
An ice cream bone.
Get it?
A fibula is a bone, ice cream bone.
ELMO: What kind of bone is that?
MATTHEW FOX: A funny bone.
ALL: Bones!