BOY: That's a wheelbarrow full of dirt.
We're making a mud city.
ALL: Mud city!
Totally, yes.
BOY: Sophie and Gabriella are bringing in buckets of water.
MOTHER: You know when you're at the beach
and you make sand castles?
KIDS: Uh-huh.
MOTHER: This is sort of the same idea.
BOY: Wow, that's like a giant glob.
Okay.
It's stuck!
GIRL: There's probably not enough dirt in it.
MOTHER: There might be too much water?
BOY: What should we do with this?
Spread it out like concrete.
GIRL: Oh, that's a good idea, because it's, like, flat.
MOTHER: Do you think when you dump it over,
it's going to stick in the bucket?
Or do you think it'll come out?
I think we need a little more dirt and sand.
Now it looks good.
Flip!
Yes!
ALL: Yay!
BOY: It's getting fat, it's getting fat, it's getting fat.
MOTHER: Why do you think it's oozing?
We put too much water in it.
I want to try it without water and see how that goes.
KIDS: Yay!
This is what Sophie used.
It feels already wet.
You need just the right amounts
of dirt and water to make it work.
If you just put dirt
and a little bitty-bitty-bitty bit of water into it,
and then it just comes out perfect.
KIDS: Wow!
(cheering)
Perfect.
Wow!
(cheering)
Awesome.
Look how much we can make with just some dirt, water and sand.
BOY: Try molding mud to make a city.