01:00:02:08	01:00:04:17	A presentation of AIT.
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01:00:28:04	01:00:29:04	>> Whoa!
01:00:29:04	01:00:31:10	>> Yes!
01:00:31:10	01:00:33:01	>> I can't believe you beat me
01:00:33:01	01:00:35:09	at that.
01:00:35:09	01:00:36:22	>> I'm a fast runner.
01:00:36:22	01:00:37:25	>> Okay, who wants to try
01:00:37:25	01:00:38:28	something new?
01:00:38:28	01:00:40:06	>> I do!
01:00:40:06	01:00:41:08	>> Let's do it!
01:00:41:08	01:00:42:10	>> I made it up.
01:00:42:10	01:00:43:13	It should be cool.
01:00:43:13	01:00:44:26	First, everybody hides.
01:00:44:26	01:00:46:09	You could hide
01:00:46:09	01:00:48:15	behind the shelter,
01:00:48:15	01:00:50:13	by the playground equipment
01:00:50:13	01:00:52:14	or even under a bush.
01:00:52:14	01:00:54:07	But you can't hide,
01:00:54:07	01:00:55:15	well, I would have
01:00:55:15	01:00:57:01	to come look for you.
01:00:57:01	01:00:58:07	But of course, you would
01:00:58:07	01:00:59:14	have to close your eyes
01:00:59:14	01:01:00:20	and count first.
01:01:00:20	01:01:01:24	If I come right away...
01:01:01:24	01:01:03:00	>> Okay, let's start.
01:01:03:00	01:01:03:28	>> No, there's still
01:01:03:28	01:01:04:28	a lot more.
01:01:04:28	01:01:06:25	But you can't hide in the tree,
01:01:06:25	01:01:08:00	because then I can't
01:01:08:00	01:01:09:00	kick the ball at you.
01:01:09:00	01:01:10:06	>> Why would you kick a ball
01:01:10:06	01:01:11:06	at us?
01:01:11:06	01:01:13:00	>> I'm getting to that.
01:01:13:00	01:01:14:21	You can't hide inside anything,
01:01:14:21	01:01:16:10	either.
01:01:16:10	01:01:17:14	Like, you couldn't hide
01:01:17:14	01:01:18:16	inside the bathroom
01:01:18:16	01:01:19:19	at the shelter.
01:01:19:19	01:01:20:28	You could hide behind
01:01:20:28	01:01:22:17	the bathroom of the shelter.
01:01:22:17	01:01:23:20	>> So, I guess we just
01:01:23:20	01:01:25:00	make ourselves invisible.
01:01:25:00	01:01:26:12	>> No, that wouldn't be allowed.
01:01:26:12	01:01:28:00	>> That's way too much
01:01:28:00	01:01:29:11	to remember.
01:01:29:11	01:01:30:10	>> Yeah.
01:01:30:10	01:01:31:11	>> Let's just find some kids
01:01:31:11	01:01:32:14	to play soccer.
01:01:32:14	01:01:34:04	>> Yeah.
01:01:34:04	01:01:35:21	>> No, wait you guys.
01:01:35:21	01:01:38:25	There's just a few more things.
01:01:45:08	01:01:46:12	>> Would anyone like to share
01:01:46:12	01:01:47:19	what they did over the weekend?
01:01:47:19	01:01:48:20	>> Ooh, I do.
01:01:48:20	01:01:49:25	>> Kamilah does.
01:01:49:25	01:01:50:29	>> All right, Kamilah,
01:01:50:29	01:01:52:02	tell us what happened.
01:01:52:02	01:01:53:18	>> I went to my grandparents.
01:01:53:18	01:01:54:24	Well, maybe I should start
01:01:54:24	01:01:56:02	from the beginning.
01:01:56:02	01:01:57:05	>> Oh boy.
01:01:57:05	01:01:58:15	>> After school on Friday,
01:01:58:15	01:02:00:11	when I got home, my mom
01:02:00:11	01:02:02:02	said she had a surprise for us.
01:02:02:02	01:02:03:26	But I did not know what it was.
01:02:03:26	01:02:05:05	Last time, it was a puppy.
01:02:05:05	01:02:06:15	And I knew we weren't
01:02:06:15	01:02:08:02	going to get another dog.
01:02:08:02	01:02:09:10	>> Get to the good part.
01:02:09:10	01:02:10:27	>> So, the surprise was we were
01:02:10:27	01:02:12:13	going to visit my grandparents'
01:02:12:13	01:02:13:23	house in the country.
01:02:13:23	01:02:16:10	But I had to pack.
01:02:16:10	01:02:17:13	My sister wanted me
01:02:17:13	01:02:18:26	to help her pack first.
01:02:18:26	01:02:20:14	>> That's not the good part.
01:02:20:14	01:02:21:20	>> I'm getting there.
01:02:21:20	01:02:22:27	>> Wait a minute, have some
01:02:22:27	01:02:24:03	of you heard this story before?
01:02:24:03	01:02:25:03	>> Yes!
01:02:25:03	01:02:26:07	>> Is it a good story?
01:02:26:07	01:02:27:13	>> Yes, but she hasn't gotten
01:02:27:13	01:02:28:28	to the good stuff yet.
01:02:28:28	01:02:30:06	>> I see, that reminds me
01:02:30:06	01:02:31:18	about what we were talking about
01:02:31:18	01:02:32:29	in reading last week.
01:02:32:29	01:02:34:18	Does anybody remember this?
01:02:34:18	01:02:36:01	>> Ooh, I do.
01:02:36:01	01:02:38:13	>> Emmet.
01:02:38:13	01:02:40:05	>> We cross out all the things
01:02:40:05	01:02:41:17	you don't need to know
01:02:41:17	01:02:45:02	to understand the paragraph.
01:02:45:02	01:02:46:29	>> So what's left is a summary.
01:02:46:29	01:02:48:26	>> Right, summarizing.
01:02:48:26	01:02:50:09	It means finding the most
01:02:50:09	01:02:51:18	important stuff and putting it
01:02:51:18	01:02:53:11	in your own words.
01:02:53:11	01:02:55:05	>> Right, and we used
01:02:55:05	01:02:56:15	this beach ball
01:02:56:15	01:02:58:05	with a story map on it
01:02:58:05	01:02:59:23	to discuss the story.
01:02:59:23	01:03:01:19	Would anyone like to show us?
01:03:01:19	01:03:03:04	>> I can.
01:03:03:04	01:03:05:12	Okay, so the main characters
01:03:05:12	01:03:06:26	are the three sisters,
01:03:06:26	01:03:08:23	and also a wolf who pretends
01:03:08:23	01:03:10:14	to be the grandmother.
01:03:10:14	01:03:12:09	The setting is the girls' house
01:03:12:09	01:03:14:20	just before night time.
01:03:14:20	01:03:15:27	They have to defend themselves
01:03:15:27	01:03:17:07	against the wolf.
01:03:17:07	01:03:18:13	By the end, the girls
01:03:18:13	01:03:20:18	trick the wolf and are safe.
01:03:20:18	01:03:21:22	>> Good summary.
01:03:21:22	01:03:23:12	Now give the ball to Kamilah.
01:03:23:12	01:03:24:21	Now can you summarize the
01:03:24:21	01:03:26:26	important parts of your weekend?
01:03:26:26	01:03:28:01	>> Well, I could've left out
01:03:28:01	01:03:29:12	the part about packing.
01:03:29:12	01:03:31:18	That wasn't very important.
01:03:31:18	01:03:32:21	>> What was important
01:03:32:21	01:03:33:27	about your weekend?
01:03:33:27	01:03:35:08	>> What me and my sister did
01:03:35:08	01:03:36:14	at my grandparents' house
01:03:36:14	01:03:37:19	in the country.
01:03:37:19	01:03:38:27	>> Yeah, like fishing.
01:03:38:27	01:03:40:06	Show her your lure.
01:03:40:06	01:03:41:15	>> My grandfather uses these
01:03:41:15	01:03:43:03	instead of worms.
01:03:43:03	01:03:44:07	He cut off the hook
01:03:44:07	01:03:46:10	before I took it home.
01:03:46:10	01:03:47:14	You should've seen how big
01:03:47:14	01:03:48:22	the fish was I caught with this.
01:03:48:22	01:03:50:02	>> And the campfire, where you
01:03:50:02	01:03:51:12	cooked hot dogs
01:03:51:12	01:03:52:22	and marshmallows.
01:03:52:22	01:03:54:02	>> Wow, Kamilah, it sounds like
01:03:54:02	01:03:55:07	you really did have
01:03:55:07	01:03:56:10	a great weekend.
01:03:56:10	01:03:57:20	>> Yeah, but I guess I could've
01:03:57:20	01:03:59:06	summarized it better.
01:03:59:06	01:04:00:18	>> Well, we're going to get
01:04:00:18	01:04:02:06	more practice with summarizing
01:04:02:06	01:04:03:16	in social studies today.
01:04:03:16	01:04:04:28	We've been learning about
01:04:04:28	01:04:06:16	national parks.
01:04:06:16	01:04:07:26	We're going to practice
01:04:07:26	01:04:09:11	finding important information
01:04:09:11	01:04:11:28	using these ranger biographies.
01:04:11:28	01:04:13:10	I'm going to read a section
01:04:13:10	01:04:16:26	called "Ranger Donna."
01:04:16:26	01:04:18:02	And I'm going to use these
01:04:18:02	01:04:19:17	wax sticks to underline
01:04:19:17	01:04:21:01	the important parts
01:04:21:01	01:04:23:21	about Ranger Donna.
01:04:23:21	01:04:26:00	Here's what it says.
01:04:26:00	01:04:27:20	"Resource Rangers, like my mom
01:04:27:20	01:04:29:10	Donna, protect natural things
01:04:29:10	01:04:31:04	like forests, and beaches,
01:04:31:04	01:04:34:08	and plants, and animals."
01:04:34:08	01:04:36:24	I'm going to underline,
01:04:36:24	01:04:42:00	"protects natural things,"
01:04:42:00	01:04:46:01	because that's what's important.
01:04:46:01	01:04:47:27	I'm not going to underline
01:04:47:27	01:04:49:07	"forests, and beaches,
01:04:49:07	01:04:50:19	and plants, and animals,"
01:04:50:19	01:04:53:21	because those are just details.
01:04:53:21	01:04:55:00	Now what I'd like you to do
01:04:55:00	01:04:56:10	is look at the activity board
01:04:56:10	01:04:57:20	to see who your partner is
01:04:57:20	01:05:00:14	and see who your ranger is.
01:05:00:14	01:05:01:19	>> "My fire crew,
01:05:01:19	01:05:02:28	both men and women, prepare
01:05:02:28	01:05:04:13	forests for natural fires.
01:05:04:13	01:05:05:27	Natural fires can be good
01:05:05:27	01:05:07:06	for the forest."
01:05:07:06	01:05:08:15	>> That's important.
01:05:08:15	01:05:14:03	>> Yeah, let's underline that.
01:05:14:03	01:05:15:29	>> "Sometimes, people get hurt
01:05:15:29	01:05:17:18	or lost when they go hiking.
01:05:17:18	01:05:19:05	Most of the time, it's because
01:05:19:05	01:05:20:22	they're not prepared.
01:05:20:22	01:05:22:02	Maybe they aren't used to
01:05:22:02	01:05:23:24	being outside in the heat.
01:05:23:24	01:05:25:06	Or they don't carry enough water
01:05:25:06	01:05:26:13	to drink.
01:05:26:13	01:05:27:27	Sometimes they twist an ankle.
01:05:27:27	01:05:29:22	Now and then people fall.
01:05:29:22	01:05:31:00	Rescue rangers
01:05:31:00	01:05:32:09	are ready for anything."
01:05:32:09	01:05:33:17	>> Hey, she helps people
01:05:33:17	01:05:34:19	who get hurt or lost.
01:05:34:19	01:05:36:17	And that's important.
01:05:36:17	01:05:37:25	>> Yeah, rescue rangers
01:05:37:25	01:05:39:28	are ready for anything.
01:05:39:28	01:05:41:14	Wow, I wouldn't know what to do
01:05:41:14	01:05:44:03	if I found someone who was hurt.
01:05:46:05	01:05:48:07	Whoa!
01:05:48:07	01:05:51:10	What was that?
01:05:51:10	01:05:55:15	Hi, Mr. Turtle.
01:05:59:01	01:06:01:28	Hmm...
01:06:01:28	01:06:06:08	Why would someone leave this?
01:06:13:17	01:06:16:06	Hey, are you okay?!
01:06:16:06	01:06:17:13	Hello?
01:06:17:13	01:06:19:02	Anyone?
01:06:19:02	01:06:20:09	(beeps)
01:06:20:09	01:06:21:19	Somebody should hear.
01:06:21:19	01:06:23:01	(crow caws)
01:06:23:01	01:06:24:01	This is an emergency.
01:06:24:01	01:06:25:17	Can anybody hear me?
01:06:25:17	01:06:26:29	I need help.
01:06:26:29	01:06:28:02	>> This is national park
01:06:28:02	01:06:29:11	ranger Dakota.
01:06:29:11	01:06:30:21	Who's calling on the emergency?
01:06:30:21	01:06:33:03	>> Whoa, the Ranger Dakota?
01:06:33:03	01:06:34:16	I'm Conlin.
01:06:34:16	01:06:36:16	Boy, am I glad to hear you.
01:06:36:16	01:06:37:18	>> Where are you and
01:06:37:18	01:06:39:09	what's your emergency, Conlin?
01:06:39:09	01:06:40:14	>> Well, I was reading
01:06:40:14	01:06:41:27	this story about park rangers,
01:06:41:27	01:06:43:01	and all of a sudden,
01:06:43:01	01:06:44:06	I'm here in the woods.
01:06:44:06	01:06:45:11	>> What did you say?
01:06:45:11	01:06:47:02	>> Wait, that's not important.
01:06:47:02	01:06:49:03	I just found this hiker,
01:06:49:03	01:06:51:06	and she's knocked out or hurt.
01:06:51:06	01:06:53:03	>> What's her condition?
01:06:53:03	01:06:54:15	>> She's older than me,
01:06:54:15	01:06:55:27	maybe a teenager.
01:06:55:27	01:06:57:14	And she has brown hair.
01:06:57:14	01:06:58:13	>> Thanks, Conlin,
01:06:58:13	01:06:59:26	but I don't need those details.
01:06:59:26	01:07:01:15	Take a close look at her.
01:07:01:15	01:07:02:23	I want you to summarize
01:07:02:23	01:07:04:01	what you see about her
01:07:04:01	01:07:05:09	physical condition.
01:07:05:09	01:07:11:06	>> Okay, summarize.
01:07:11:06	01:07:14:00	I can hear her breathing.
01:07:14:00	01:07:15:16	>> Good, what else?
01:07:15:16	01:07:16:19	>> She has a red mark
01:07:16:19	01:07:18:27	on her head, like a bump.
01:07:18:27	01:07:20:12	It's not bleeding, though.
01:07:20:12	01:07:21:25	You've got to find us.
01:07:21:25	01:07:22:28	>> Okay, Conlin.
01:07:22:28	01:07:23:28	Just stay calm
01:07:23:28	01:07:25:09	and listen very carefully.
01:07:25:09	01:07:26:18	You're doing fine.
01:07:26:18	01:07:27:23	Have you done anything
01:07:27:23	01:07:29:04	to try and wake her up?
01:07:29:04	01:07:30:14	>> Hey, come on.
01:07:30:14	01:07:32:08	Come on, time to wake up.
01:07:32:08	01:07:33:10	(moaning)
01:07:33:10	01:07:34:13	>> What...
01:07:34:13	01:07:35:25	What happened?
01:07:35:25	01:07:36:24	>> She's awake.
01:07:36:24	01:07:38:07	She's talking.
01:07:38:07	01:07:39:16	Don't worry, I've got Ranger
01:07:39:16	01:07:40:28	Dakota on the walkie talkie.
01:07:40:28	01:07:42:23	She's gonna help us.
01:07:42:23	01:07:45:19	>> Ow, my head!
01:07:45:19	01:07:48:02	Ow, my ankle!
01:07:48:02	01:07:49:17	>> What's your name?
01:07:49:17	01:07:51:12	>> Nicole.
01:07:51:12	01:07:52:22	>> Her name is Nicole,
01:07:52:22	01:07:53:28	and I think she's hurt her head
01:07:53:28	01:07:55:01	and her ankle.
01:07:55:01	01:07:56:06	What happened?
01:07:56:06	01:07:57:10	>> I was hiking along
01:07:57:10	01:07:58:14	and I saw a really cool bird
01:07:58:14	01:07:59:19	in the trees, but then
01:07:59:19	01:08:01:00	I tripped over something.
01:08:01:00	01:08:02:27	I can't remember anything else.
01:08:02:27	01:08:03:28	Who are you?
01:08:03:28	01:08:05:01	>> I'm Conlin.
01:08:05:01	01:08:06:00	The ranger needs
01:08:06:00	01:08:07:07	more information.
01:08:07:07	01:08:08:14	Were you with anyone?
01:08:08:14	01:08:09:15	>> No, alone.
01:08:09:15	01:08:10:20	My friend went back.
01:08:10:20	01:08:11:28	>> Do you know where we are?
01:08:11:28	01:08:13:27	>> No, I was kind of lost.
01:08:13:27	01:08:16:07	>> Can you walk?
01:08:16:07	01:08:18:19	>> Ow, no! Set me down!
01:08:18:19	01:08:20:29	>> It looks pretty bad.
01:08:20:29	01:08:22:07	Ranger Dakota?
01:08:22:07	01:08:23:26	>> I'm here, Conlin.
01:08:23:26	01:08:25:07	>> Okay, I think I know
01:08:25:07	01:08:26:11	what happened.
01:08:26:11	01:08:27:20	She was hiking along when
01:08:27:20	01:08:29:01	she saw a cool-looking bird
01:08:29:01	01:08:30:06	up in the trees,
01:08:30:06	01:08:31:19	and that's the last thing
01:08:31:19	01:08:32:29	she remembers.
01:08:32:29	01:08:34:06	I think she tripped on some logs
01:08:34:06	01:08:35:24	and hit her head on a big rock.
01:08:35:24	01:08:37:06	She can't walk,
01:08:37:06	01:08:39:04	and her ankle looks bad.
01:08:39:04	01:08:40:12	And worst of all,
01:08:40:12	01:08:42:12	she doesn't know where we are.
01:08:42:12	01:08:44:03	>> Okay, that's really helpful.
01:08:44:03	01:08:45:07	I'll have to send someone
01:08:45:07	01:08:46:09	to you.
01:08:46:09	01:08:48:02	Describe your surroundings.
01:08:48:02	01:08:50:22	>> Well, uh,
01:08:50:22	01:08:53:26	there's lots of trees.
01:08:53:26	01:08:56:09	There's a bird up in the tree.
01:08:56:09	01:08:58:17	There's some clouds overhead.
01:08:58:17	01:09:01:14	And an airplane in the distance.
01:09:01:14	01:09:03:22	Wait, that doesn't help.
01:09:03:22	01:09:05:29	What would help them find us?
01:09:05:29	01:09:09:06	What are the important things?
01:09:09:06	01:09:12:04	Wait, I see some water,
01:09:12:04	01:09:18:10	maybe a lake.
01:09:18:10	01:09:20:04	Yeah, it's a lake,
01:09:20:04	01:09:22:10	a big lake.
01:09:22:10	01:09:23:14	And at the edge,
01:09:23:14	01:09:25:28	there's an old stone fireplace.
01:09:25:28	01:09:27:10	Maybe I should build you a fire
01:09:27:10	01:09:29:00	and send you a smoke signal.
01:09:29:00	01:09:30:04	>> No, Conlin, that won't
01:09:30:04	01:09:31:17	be necessary.
01:09:31:17	01:09:32:21	Just keep describing
01:09:32:21	01:09:33:25	what you see.
01:09:33:25	01:09:35:02	Your summary is helping me
01:09:35:02	01:09:37:14	a lot.
01:09:37:14	01:09:39:18	>> Okay, as I face the water,
01:09:39:18	01:09:41:05	the sun is to my left,
01:09:41:05	01:09:43:23	whichever direction that is.
01:09:43:23	01:09:45:15	And there's a water tower
01:09:45:15	01:09:47:06	right below it.
01:09:47:06	01:09:48:12	And there's a big building
01:09:48:12	01:09:49:17	with a dome on top
01:09:49:17	01:09:50:28	to my right.
01:09:50:28	01:09:52:00	>> Great!
01:09:52:00	01:09:53:10	That was a perfect description.
01:09:53:10	01:09:54:18	I think I know exactly
01:09:54:18	01:09:55:22	where you are now.
01:09:55:22	01:09:56:27	A rescue ambulance
01:09:56:27	01:09:58:00	is on its way.
01:09:58:00	01:09:59:06	Thanks to your great summary,
01:09:59:06	01:10:00:19	it should be there soon.
01:10:00:19	01:10:02:24	An ambulance, wow.
01:10:02:24	01:10:04:22	Anything else I can do?
01:10:04:22	01:10:06:03	>> Stay with Nicole.
01:10:06:03	01:10:07:10	The ambulance may have
01:10:07:10	01:10:08:17	a hard time getting to you.
01:10:08:17	01:10:09:25	So, if you hear the sirens,
01:10:09:25	01:10:11:01	run to the clearing
01:10:11:01	01:10:12:07	and try to signal it.
01:10:12:07	01:10:13:19	You're doing great, Conlin.
01:10:13:19	01:10:18:25	>> Thanks, got it.
01:10:18:25	01:10:20:11	Nicole, they're sending
01:10:20:11	01:10:22:18	an ambulance for us.
01:10:22:18	01:10:23:26	>> Wow, I guess I'm lucky
01:10:23:26	01:10:25:19	you showed up.
01:10:25:19	01:10:27:15	How'd you get here, anyway?
01:10:27:15	01:10:29:07	>> Oh, it was nothing.
01:10:29:07	01:10:30:29	(siren in distance)
01:10:30:29	01:10:32:16	Wait, you hear that?
01:10:32:16	01:10:33:25	It's the ambulance.
01:10:33:25	01:10:35:07	It's here.
01:10:35:07	01:10:37:06	Don't move.
01:10:40:24	01:10:44:02	(siren grows louder)
01:10:58:29	01:11:02:06	Wow, I did it!
01:11:02:06	01:11:03:08	>> Conlin?
01:11:03:08	01:11:05:02	Hey, are you all right?
01:11:05:02	01:11:06:15	>> Yeah, I guess I just
01:11:06:15	01:11:08:14	really got into the story.
01:11:08:14	01:11:09:18	>> Yeah.
01:11:09:18	01:11:10:21	>> Okay, readers,
01:11:10:21	01:11:11:28	come on back to the carpet
01:11:11:28	01:11:13:11	and we'll share what we learned.
01:11:13:11	01:11:14:17	>> This was one of the most
01:11:14:17	01:11:16:00	important parts of Ranger Ken's
01:11:16:00	01:11:17:26	stories that I underlined.
01:11:17:26	01:11:19:20	"I get to tell stories to people
01:11:19:20	01:11:21:29	who visit my national park."
01:11:21:29	01:11:23:11	>> Thanks, Julia.
01:11:23:11	01:11:24:16	Thanks to everybody else, too,
01:11:24:16	01:11:25:25	for sharing about what they
01:11:25:25	01:11:27:11	learned from their biography.
01:11:27:11	01:11:28:18	How does summarizing
01:11:28:18	01:11:30:22	help you understand the story?
01:11:30:22	01:11:31:28	What do you think, Emmet?
01:11:31:28	01:11:33:05	>> It helps us focus
01:11:33:05	01:11:34:08	on the main idea,
01:11:34:08	01:11:35:19	so we know what's important.
01:11:35:19	01:11:37:00	>> Right, so what we're going
01:11:37:00	01:11:38:10	to do now is everybody
01:11:38:10	01:11:39:22	is going to get a chance
01:11:39:22	01:11:42:13	to make a paper bag report
01:11:42:13	01:11:43:29	to show what you learned
01:11:43:29	01:11:46:15	about your ranger.
01:11:48:24	01:11:50:02	>> My paper bag report
01:11:50:02	01:11:52:20	is on Ranger Dan.
01:11:52:20	01:11:54:02	My artifacts for Ranger Dan
01:11:54:02	01:11:57:28	are a dinosaur;
01:11:57:28	01:11:59:18	a paintbrush that he might use
01:11:59:18	01:12:03:29	to uncover bones and fossils;
01:12:03:29	01:12:05:11	and a magnifying glass,
01:12:05:11	01:12:06:29	because that's what he does.
01:12:06:29	01:12:08:16	He studies fossils.
01:12:08:16	01:12:09:20	>> All right, thanks Malaika.
01:12:09:20	01:12:11:17	Conlin, can you go next?
01:12:11:17	01:12:12:26	>> This is my paper bag
01:12:12:26	01:12:14:09	for Ranger Dakota.
01:12:14:09	01:12:15:21	I drew a picture of her
01:12:15:21	01:12:17:08	wrapping the bandage around
01:12:17:08	01:12:18:21	a hiker's ankle, because she's
01:12:18:21	01:12:22:05	a search and rescue ranger.
01:12:22:05	01:12:24:13	My artifacts are a compass,
01:12:24:13	01:12:27:18	to keep from getting lost;
01:12:27:18	01:12:29:28	a walkie talkie, so she can
01:12:29:28	01:12:32:22	keep in touch with lost hikers,
01:12:32:22	01:12:37:21	or call for medical help;
01:12:37:21	01:12:39:12	and my last artifact,
01:12:39:12	01:12:42:09	a list of rules for safe hiking.
01:12:42:09	01:12:43:17	>> Thanks, Conlin.
01:12:43:17	01:12:44:21	Would Ranger Dakota use
01:12:44:21	01:12:46:24	that list for safe hiking?
01:12:46:24	01:12:48:03	She knows them by heart,
01:12:48:03	01:12:49:07	but she would probably
01:12:49:07	01:12:50:27	want us to read them.
01:12:50:27	01:12:52:04	In summary, if there's
01:12:52:04	01:12:54:04	one thing I learned,
01:12:54:04	01:12:56:26	you can never be too careful.
01:12:59:05	01:13:00:08	>> Here!
01:13:00:08	01:13:01:16	>> Pass it!
01:13:01:16	01:13:03:03	>> Here!
01:13:03:03	01:13:04:09	Hey, who wants to play
01:13:04:09	01:13:05:25	my new game again?
01:13:05:25	01:13:08:11	>> No, not that again.
01:13:08:11	01:13:10:26	>> Yeah, give it up.
01:13:10:26	01:13:12:16	It's way too complicated.
01:13:12:16	01:13:13:26	>> Yeah.
01:13:13:26	01:13:15:14	>> Wait, let me try again.
01:13:15:14	01:13:17:10	I can summarize it.
01:13:17:10	01:13:18:27	>> Make it quick.
01:13:18:27	01:13:20:00	>> It's a combination
01:13:20:00	01:13:21:02	of hide-and-seek
01:13:21:02	01:13:22:12	and dodge ball.
01:13:22:12	01:13:23:17	One person's it
01:13:23:17	01:13:25:00	and everybody else hides.
01:13:25:00	01:13:26:09	I have to kick the ball
01:13:26:09	01:13:27:24	when I'm looking for everyone.
01:13:27:24	01:13:28:29	And if I see you,
01:13:28:29	01:13:30:11	I have to yell "freeze."
01:13:30:11	01:13:31:18	And I try and hit you
01:13:31:18	01:13:32:21	with the ball.
01:13:32:21	01:13:33:26	>> This sounds like fun.
01:13:33:26	01:13:35:00	>> Great!
01:13:35:00	01:13:36:07	And if the ball hits you,
01:13:36:07	01:13:37:07	you're it.
01:13:37:07	01:13:38:13	But if you catch it,
01:13:38:13	01:13:39:17	you get a point.
01:13:39:17	01:13:40:21	>> Awesome!
01:13:40:21	01:13:41:25	>> What's it called?
01:13:41:25	01:13:43:03	>> Hide-and-seek ninja soccer.
01:13:43:03	01:13:44:13	>> What's the ninja part?
01:13:44:13	01:13:45:16	>> There isn't one.
01:13:45:16	01:13:47:08	It just sounds cool that way.
01:13:47:08	01:13:48:24	Okay, I'm counting to 20.
01:13:48:24	01:13:50:12	Hide.
01:13:50:12	01:13:52:06	One, two, three...
01:13:53:29	01:13:56:09	Ready or not, here I come.
01:14:00:15	01:14:04:05	>> One, two, three...
01:14:04:05	01:14:06:16	>> Freeze!
01:14:06:16	01:14:08:02	>> Yay!
01:14:08:02	01:14:10:20	§ Let's go into the book §
01:14:10:20	01:14:11:26	§ Jump in §
01:14:11:26	01:14:14:10	§ Take a look §
01:14:14:10	01:14:15:13	§ First you read it §
01:14:15:13	01:14:16:10	§ Read it §
01:14:16:10	01:14:17:12	§ Then you shrink it §
01:14:17:12	01:14:18:15	§ Shrink it §
01:14:18:15	01:14:19:20	§ Make it your size §
01:14:19:20	01:14:21:01	§ Summarize §
01:14:21:01	01:14:22:11	§ If you tell it §
01:14:22:11	01:14:23:13	§ Say it §
01:14:23:13	01:14:24:17	§ In your own words §
01:14:24:17	01:14:25:23	§ Your words §
01:14:25:23	01:14:27:00	§ Then you seem wise §
01:14:27:00	01:14:28:05	§ 'Cause you summarize §
01:14:28:05	01:14:29:08	§ It's the main points §
01:14:29:08	01:14:30:18	§ Not the details §
01:14:30:18	01:14:32:01	§ That you need §
01:14:32:01	01:14:33:03	§ Main points §
01:14:33:03	01:14:34:07	§ Not the details §
01:14:34:07	01:14:35:12	§ That you need §
01:14:35:12	01:14:36:29	§ Tell what's most important §
01:14:36:29	01:14:40:07	§ In what you read §
01:14:40:07	01:14:43:12	§ Let's go into the book §
01:14:43:12	01:14:46:26	§ Let's go into the book §