GIRL: We're making cardboard houses for our toy animals.
I am measuring to make a door the giraffe can fit through.
It's about 13 inches.
So, trece pulgadas.
13 inches, okay.
GIRL: I am marking the top of the door at 13 inches.
DAD: Muy bien.
GIRL: And my dad is cutting it.
There, the giraffe fits perfectly.
We're going to use this box to make a house for the turtle.
Your house is sort of, like, squished.
You don't want it to be...
Vamos hacer una casa grande para la tortuga.
GIRL: We're going to make a big house for the turtle.
But I want to have two rooms...
GIRL: The wall between the rooms needs a turtle-sized door,
so we are measuring the turtle.
The width is seven inches and the height is three inches.
He's making a door so he can move around.
We're measuring my small turtle's bed to make a blanket.
It's two inches wide and three inches long.
The blanket's too small.
It's muy pequeña.
We're going to double it to four inches.
MOM: That's a perfect size for that turtle.
GIRL: So it can be nice and warm.
We made a neighborhood.
DAD: Can giraffe go visit medium-sized turtle?
BOY: I can't fit.
But anyone can visit giraffe's house.
Try making houses just the right size for toy animals.