(children conversing)
GIRL: That's me, Sarah, Vuthy and his brother, Rhetta.
SARAH: Hey, look, a shadow!
GIRL: Sarah made a shadow.
GIRL: The light is on my picture
and if you put something near it,
it will make a shadow.
When I put it up, it gets very, very larger.
SARAH: It's huge!
BOY: And when you put it down,
it'll get very, very smaller.
I'm making a shadow on this piece of paper,
and then Caroline's going to trace it.
I'm going to try brown.
CAROLINE: It's a bunny.
And it came out kind of fat because...
SARAH: I kept moving around.
(child howling)
What did you make?
A coyote.
(children howling)
CAROLINE: And then, we went to the neighbor's driveway
to make shadows.
VUTHY: This could be like a "T."
CAROLINE: Vuthy made a "T."
Sarah and I made an "H."
SARAH: It doesn't look like anything.
No, we have to turn this way.
SARAH: Oh, yeah!
CAROLINE: We turned the right way to make the "H."
- Draw my arms first. - Why?
Because I'm tired!
CAROLINE: Okay, you're all set.
VUTHY: It's kind of nice,
but my feet are too big.
CAROLINE: Try making shadows with your friends.