IRIS: That's me, Lincoln and Claudia having a snack.
CLAUDIA: He blows it up with a straw.
LINCOLN: Gigantic bubble tower.
IRIS: We started having fun blowing through our straws.
LINCOLN: We're blowing and making our snacks roll.
(sucking)
IRIS: We can pick up our snacks by sucking on the straw.
(blowing)
We're going to play hockey.
We're going to make paper hockey pucks.
(blowing)
IRIS: If you have just
a plain, flat rectangle, the wind will just slide
straight over the paper like that,
and the paper won't go anywhere.
But if it's folded up like this, it'll trap the air
and it'll blow it across the table like this.
IRIS: We're trying to blow the puck into the goal.
LINCOLN: When you play straw hockey,
you can't use the straw to block.
You have to use your force of blowing to block.
Yes!
IRIS: We put paint on paper and blew it around with our straws.
(blowing)
IRIS: See what you can do when you play with straws.