BOY: That's me and Hazel, and we're setting up a brick
and a long piece of wood.
There's one brick in the middle so it can tip like a see-saw.
Can I try to raise you up?
Okay.
She can lift me up.
HAZEL: Josh had to walk over
to the middle of the board.
JOSH: It's easier to lift someone
when they're closer to the block.
Now we're setting up a bigger block and longer board.
And it's more wobblier.
Jack came over, and he's a bigger kid than us.
He had to move closer to the big block so we could lift him up.
We're jumping on the board to flip a bucket up.
It didn't actually go flying, but it bounced off.
We have a birdie on one end
and we have a fat, square stick under a board
and then we slam our hand down on the board
and it causes the birdie to fly.
We found a great way to launch a badminton birdie in the air.
Go outside and try to lift
and launch things with blocks and boards.