Mama Mimi Mass, Force of Gravity Explained, Balls, Eggs, Physics for Toddlers and Babies, ASL SIGN
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It's me mama me.com. Hello. Hi. Hello. Anybody home? Hello. Anybody out there? Hello. Ready? Ready? Look. Look. Look. Ah. Spot some eggs. We have different colored eggs. Egg is like this because you crack an egg. Boom. Boom. Boom. Crack. Pop. Egg. [Music] [Music] A ball. A ball. A ball. [Music] [Music] [Music] rainbow. a rainbow or some people sign rainbow. Rainbow. Rainbow. Whatever floats your boat. We're looking for some red eggs. Red. This is a red egg. Red egg. [Music] [Music] a rainbow. Let's start with the color red. He's got red hair, but it looks orange. So, second, we have orange. An orange egg. Orange egg. An orange egg. What's inside? What's inside? Oh, look. Yellow bubbles. I can't open it. I need help. Need help, please. I need help. Can you help me? Open the lid. Say open. Open. Or take off the lid. Take off the lid. If you're mad, you can blow your top. Boom. Pop. Blow your top. No. But in this instance, we need the lid off. Pop off. Okay, let's see. Let me let me ask for help. Open. What's the next color of the rainbow? H. Yellow. Okay, let's look for a yellow egg. A yellow egg. Wow. What's inside? Blue. The letter B. Blue. Blue. Ah. Ah. Easy peasy. Can you say that? Easy. You have your hands like in the Hey, let me get your attention position. And easy peasy, easy peasy, easy peasy lemon squeezy. The next color is is green. But I don't see any green eggs. So, we need to go look. Look, maybe there's a green egg out there. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Wow, I found a green egg. A g a g- a green egg. What's inside? It's a duck. Quack. Quack. Quack. Quack. Quack. Remember, a duck has two fingers. Quack. Quack. Quack. Quack. And a chicken is the same as the number 20. Chicken. Duck. Chicken. Duck. Because they're beak. Quack, quack, quack. Wow, a blue duck. A blue duck. Quack, quack, quack. One little duck went swimming one day, over the hills and far away. Oh no, he's not a good swimmer. Hey, you get out of the water until you get to your swim school. You hear me? You have to be careful around the water until you know how to swim. Oo. Put it in a basket here. Give it to mommy. It's a duck. It's a duck. A little duck. A a blue egg. A blue egg. What's inside? What's in in boop? Put it in. What's in more bubbles? What color is this? Yellow. Yellow. Yellow. Yellow. Yellow. Yellow. And the last color of the rainbow is [Music] Good job. You got an egg. Yay. An egg. [Music] Yeah an egg. Purple. Purple. So, we have a purple onion. Onion. You have your knuckle up onion because onions make you cry. Onion. A purple onion. It's a strong smell and your tears come down, but it's delicious. A little bit risky, but delicious. a purple onion because we didn't have any purple eggs. So now we have a rainbow. My number one student has come to the show. Okay. So today we're going to learn about balls. This is sign language for hard hard. And this is sign language for physics. Bam. Bam. Bam. Bam. So, it's a real challenge. Sign language for challenge. Physics challenge. Are you ready? It's gonna get complicated. What's the formula for gravity? The force of gravity equals the standard formula for gravity times the mass of the two objects divided by the radius squared. Mass is really complicated, but let's see a few different balls with different mass. Let's understand mass of different balls. So, for example, the mass of this ball versus this ball is different. So, when we throw them into the water, it makes a different size splash. What about this ball? Is this ball have a bigger mass than this ball? Possibly. But we really don't know until we calculate the weight amongst some other factors. [Music] [Music] ball. Big big ball. Small. We're looking for a big ball. This is a medium or an average ball. An average ball. An average ball. A large ball. Let's go looking. A large cha cha. In sign language, we have a special word. It's called cha. So if something is really big in sign language, we use a special mouth morphing called cha cha cha cha. A cha ball. A big ball. A small a small [Music] small little ball. Small big. Cha. A duck. [Music] [Music] [Music] Hey, you ready? [Music] [Music] Good morning. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo. [Music] Do [Music] you [Music] [Music] Foreign [Music] Fore! Foreign! Foreign! [Music] [Music] Beat the flow. Do you like to feel doo? Hey hey hey. [Music] That's why [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Go to M A M A m i m ico for more resources, more information and toys that mama mimi likey. Mama mimi likey. Amy likey.