GIRL: My sisters and I are playing with some shakers.
We are making our own noisy shakers,
using containers filled with stuff.
(rattling)
A metal container with lots of rice
and a plastic container that's only halfway filled with rice.
The reason they sound all different is
because these are made of different material.
Also because they're different sizes.
What if we made these shakers and then got Mommy and Daddy
to try to guess them?
You're going to use your ears, not your eyes.
(container rattling)
DAD: There's definitely more than one thing in the container.
It sounds like dried beans.
(gasps)
It's not dried beans at all!
You guys fooled us.
(metallic drumming sound)
It sounds like steel drums.
It's definitely something in a metal can.
There's definitely a rubber ball in there somewhere.
Oh, it's a bunch of them.
(clacking, rattling)
MOM: Something round and plastic in a small container.
Ah!
(high-pitched rattling)
- Glass? - Correct.
Lots of small, little things.
Yes.
GIRL: Sound can sometimes fool you
and sometimes tell you things.
Try making your own noisy shakers.