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01:28Now, let's watch and learn all about food fun.

02:28Let's learn about fruits, vegetables, and other fun foods.

02:49First, we'll learn about fruits.

02:54These are apples.

02:56They can be many different colors.

03:15Apples have vitamins that are good for your body.

03:26Apples grow on trees in apple orchards.

03:35When the apples become ripe, you can pick them and then you get to eat them.

03:45These are called peaches.

03:50Peaches have a seed in their center called a pit.

03:54Don't eat that part.

03:57Peaches are fuzzy.

04:02These red fruits are called cherries.

04:07They have a stem on top, which makes them easy to hold when you eat them.

04:13You can use lots of cherries and make a cherry pie.

04:18Mmm, that looks delicious.

04:23Bananas are a fun fruit to eat.

04:28But if they are green, they are not ripe yet.

04:51Bananas grow in bunches like this.

05:02Bananas taste good, but remember to peel it first.

05:14They both love to eat bananas.

05:21These are apricots.

05:23They are kind of like peaches, only smaller.

05:27Watch out for the pit.

05:33That's a pineapple.

05:36Pineapples are very sweet and juicy on the inside.

05:41Oh, but the outside is a little bit rough.

05:46This is a raspberry.

05:48Some raspberries are red and some are black.

05:52But they all taste good.

06:02These are oranges.

06:04Oranges are the color, well, that's right, they're orange.

06:13Oranges are a sweet-tasting citrus fruit.

06:17But you have to peel the skin off to eat it.

06:36Oranges have a lot of vitamin C.

06:39They sure do, and vitamin C is good for you.

06:50Mmm, that's refreshing.

06:57This is a grapefruit.

07:00Grapefruits are citrus fruits just like oranges.

07:04But grapefruits taste tart, not sweet.

07:09These are pears.

07:11They can be different sizes and colors.

07:15A pear is kind of like an apple.

07:18But a pear is usually softer on the inside.

07:28These are called plums.

07:31Look at the different colors they can be.

07:36Plums are sweet and very juicy.

07:41These are coconuts.

07:43They sure look ugly on the outside.

07:46But they're a nice bright white on the inside.

07:50You can sprinkle coconut on your desserts.

07:54Speaking of desserts, let's make a fruit shortcake.

07:59Strawberries.

08:01Grapes.

08:03Blueberries.

08:05Bananas.

08:07Coconut.

08:09Cherries.

08:11Pound cake.

08:13And sugar.

08:15Hey, let's make a dessert.

08:17Okay, here's some strawberries.

08:20Pour the strawberries into a large bowl.

08:25Then add blueberries.

08:29Bananas.

08:32And don't forget to put the grapes in the bowl.

08:39Then sprinkle a large spoonful of sugar all over the fruit.

08:46And stir it all together.

08:50That's right.

08:52Now put the fruit on top of your pound cake.

08:58A little bit more.

09:03Now make one for your friend.

09:10You should top it off with some coconut.

09:15A little for you and a little for your friend.

09:21Hey, there's some strawberries left over.

09:23Let's make a strawberry shortcake.

09:25Okay.

09:27Hey, that's a great idea.

09:31Pour the strawberries over the pound cake.

09:36Add whipped cream.

09:40And don't forget to put a cherry on top.

09:47These fruits are called lemons.

09:56Ooh, lemons are sour.

10:02Whoa, that is sour.

10:07But it doesn't seem to bother these boys.

10:12These are limes.

10:14They look like lemons, but they're green.

10:17These are called key limes.

10:20They're smaller than regular limes.

10:23And they can be used to make key lime pie.

10:37Watermelon is a large fruit.

10:40It has a pink, juicy center, but watch out for the seeds.

10:59A cantaloupe is another kind of melon.

11:03It has a sweet, orange-colored center.

11:13There are other kinds of melons also.

11:21Kiwi fruit is small and fuzzy.

11:24Wow, the inside of a kiwi is a bright green color.

11:36Strawberries.

11:38Can you see the tiny little seeds all over the strawberries?

11:46Oh, she really likes strawberries.

11:51And so does he.

11:57Grapes.

11:59These are called red grapes.

12:02And these are called white grapes.

12:10He loves grapes.

12:14Raisins are actually grapes that have been dry in the sun.

12:18That's right.

12:19When this grape dries in the sun, it becomes a raisin.

12:29Oh boy, these raisins are doing the wave.

12:32Now let's look at some fruits you may not have seen before.

12:36These are avocados.

12:39Look at that big seed in the inside.

12:44This is a strange fruit.

12:46It looks like a green apple, but it's called a chayote.

12:51This is a papaya.

12:54That's what the inside of a papaya looks like.

13:01That's an odd-looking fruit.

13:04It's called a cherimoya.

13:10These are bitter melons.

13:16It's a mango.

13:19Ooh, that looks juicy.

13:22These are called star fruits.

13:24Can you find the star?

13:37What are some of your favorite fun foods?

13:41Jello.

13:43You can wiggle it.

13:48This jello is shaped like a star.

13:57It's a jello ring.

14:05He has a jello smile.

14:11I see you.

14:17Hey, Mr. Corn.

14:20It's a dancing corn cob.

14:25Popcorn.

14:38They're having a popcorn party.

14:51Oh, there's a cute little pea pod.

15:03Raisins are fun to eat because they are tiny and you can pop them in your mouth.

15:11Hey, silly.

15:15You can share raisins with a friend.

15:20Animal crackers.

15:25What animal is that?

15:27It's a hippopotamus.

15:35Is corn on the cob fun to eat?

15:42She's eating a circle around the corn cob.

15:48Hey, Miss Grape.

15:58The grapes are dancing.

16:03Chocolate chip cookies.

16:12She's eating blueberry yogurt.

16:16Is that yogurt fun to eat?

16:21This is a cheese and pepperoni pizza.

16:25You can put fruits and vegetables on it to make it even better.

16:30Like tomatoes, green peppers, and even pineapple.

16:40It's a cheese and cracker party.

16:45It's square cheese on a round cracker.

16:50Wow, those sure went fast.

16:54Hey, Miss Apple.

16:59It's an apple eating an apple.

17:04Hey, Miss Orange.

17:07It's a happy apple and a happy orange.

17:12This is a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

17:15Peanut butter is made from peanuts and jelly is made from fruit.

17:22Mmm, good sandwich.

17:27You can eat blueberry waffles for breakfast.

17:34Whoa, she caught it.

17:42Hey, French fries.

17:44Did you know French fries are made from potatoes?

17:49Aw, it's a cute baby carrot.

17:54Let's eat pickles.

18:02Now, let's learn about vegetables.

18:05These are ears of corn.

18:08Can you see the little corn kernels?

18:12This is a corn field where corn grows.

18:16It grows on tall corn stalks.

18:21Hello.

18:25Is this where popcorn comes from?

18:28It sure is.

18:30Some corn is grown especially for making popcorn.

18:43These are carrots.

18:45They grow under the ground.

18:56Carrots are good for your eyes.

18:59Yes, carrots are good for your eyes.

19:02Rabbits eat them and so should you.

19:11These tall green stems have a funny name.

19:15They're called asparagus.

19:24Squash.

19:26This is yellow squash.

19:28This is zucchini squash.

19:34There are lots of different kinds of squash.

19:45Oh, it's a happy squash face.

19:49Cucumbers.

19:51They are usually eaten in salads.

19:56Pickles come from cucumbers.

19:59That's right.

20:00A pickle is a cucumber that's been pickled.

20:10Try a bite.

20:11You'll like it.

20:16Cauliflower grows in a big bunch.

20:19But you can tear off little pieces like this to eat.

20:25He's eating cauliflower like an ice cream cone.

20:32Broccoli also grows in big bunches.

20:48This is called an eggplant.

20:52Eggplants grow in different shapes and sizes.

21:01Here's a small mushroom.

21:04And here's a big mushroom.

21:11This purple vegetable is a beet.

21:16Beets are good for you.

21:18You can eat them chopped or sliced.

21:24This vegetable looks sort of like a beet.

21:27But it's a radish.

21:44These are onions.

21:46Look at the different shapes and colors.

21:59Peeling an onion can sometimes make you cry.

22:04We're going to learn how to make something with vegetables.

22:08Let's make a garden salad.

22:11First, tear some lettuce into a large bowl.

22:16Then, throw in some chopped carrots.

22:20Don't eat all of the carrots.

22:22I'm just eating one.

22:24Whoops, save room for dinner.

22:30Now, add some tomatoes.

22:39Put in some broccoli.

22:50And don't forget to put in the cucumbers.

22:55Hey, can I have one?

22:56Sure.

23:02Now it's time to toss the salad.

23:10Hey, we made a salad.

23:12Yeah, let's eat it.

23:13And there you have it.

23:15Now you know how to make a garden salad.

23:22These little green balls are called Brussels sprouts.

23:29They're playing follow the leader.

23:32Here are a few leafy green vegetables.

23:36This is a head of lettuce.

23:39These are spinach leaves.

23:43And this is a head of cabbage.

23:47Here's a strange looking vegetable.

23:49It's called a daikon.

23:51It looks like a giant white carrot.

23:55This is an artichoke.

24:06This vegetable has a funny name.

24:08It's called okra.

24:11These are different types of roots found under the ground.

24:19Some roots you can eat.

24:21And some roots, like this ginger root, are used to make spices.

24:29Beans come in all shapes.

24:31Some are long, like a string bean.

24:34And some are small and round, like a butter bean.

24:40Beans also have different colors.

24:48She's eating a green bean.

24:54These are green peas.

24:56They grow in these long pea pods.

25:00These are snow peas.

25:03There are many other types of peas, like black-eyed peas.

25:13Mmm, yummy.

25:16This is a potato.

25:19Potatoes are different colors.

25:24Potatoes grow under the ground.

25:30It's a potato face.

25:33These are called sweet potatoes because they taste sweet.

25:37You can make sweet potato pie out of them.

25:42Celery is a crunchy vegetable.

25:45I want to try celery with peanut butter on it.

25:48Mmm, that sounds yummy.

25:53These are pumpkins.

26:00He's planting pumpkin seeds so that one day he can have a pumpkin patch.

26:09Wow, that's a lot of pumpkins.

26:14There's a pumpkin just his size.

26:19This is a green pepper.

26:21But peppers grow in all different colors.

26:25Some peppers are sweet and some are hot.

26:36Be careful, some peppers are hot and spicy.

26:52Tomatoes can be little or big.

26:58Tomatoes grow on a plant like this, and when they are ripe, you can pick them.

27:09Oh, he sure loves tomatoes.

27:16Well, now that you've learned about fruits and vegetables, it's time to learn about table manners.

27:25First, you should remember to always wash your hands with soap and water before eating.

27:34That's it. Clean your hands.

27:39Putting your elbows on the table while you eat is bad manners.

27:44This is how you should eat.

27:48When you eat spaghetti, don't play with the noodles.

27:51That's bad manners, and you'll make a mess.

27:55Get a small amount of noodles on your fork and twirl it.

28:00This will keep you from making a big mess.

28:03When eating soup, never slurp it from the bowl.

28:07That's bad manners.

28:10He's eating soup the right way, with a spoon.

28:15Never chew food with your mouth open. It's too noisy.

28:21The right way to chew is with your mouth closed.

28:25That's nice and quiet. Good manners.

28:30Can you tell who has the good manners?

28:32Hey, want to go play after lunch?

28:37Sure, let's go.

28:40She has bad manners because she is talking with her mouth full of food.

28:45He has good manners because he didn't speak until he finished chewing.

28:50Never blow bubbles in your drink because you'll make a big mess.

28:54That's bad manners.

28:57Drink it like this so you won't make a mess. That's good manners.

29:02Never reach across the table.

29:04Hey, I could have passed those to you.

29:06This is what you should do.

29:08Please pass the potato chips.

29:11Asking politely is good manners.

29:14You're welcome.

29:17Most foods should not be eaten with your hands, especially green peas.

29:23You'll make a mess.

29:24You should use a fork or spoon to eat with.

29:27That's good manners.

29:31If you're eating a sandwich and your hands get messy,

29:34never lick your fingers or wipe them on your shirt.

29:38Bad manners.

29:41You should really use your napkin.

29:43That's right. Use your napkin to wipe your hands.

29:48After you've finished eating, what do you do when you want to leave the dinner table?

29:54No, sit back down.

29:58You should ask your parents politely if you can be excused from the table.

30:02May I please be excused?

30:04Yes, you may.

30:06Good manners.

30:09Now let's see if you can remember some of the fruits, vegetables, and fun foods that you learned about earlier.

30:18What are these fruits called?

30:22That's right, apples.

30:28Do you know what this vegetable is called?

30:34Yes, it's broccoli.

30:39What sour fruit is this little boy eating?

30:46Oh, it's a lemon.

30:50This is a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

30:54Do you know what peanut butter is made from?

30:58Of course, from peanuts.

31:02What are these called?

31:08They're mushrooms.

31:16There they go.

31:21I'm sure you know what this sweet fruit is called.

31:27It's a strawberry.

31:29He likes to eat strawberries.

31:35You've probably seen this vegetable on your dinner plate.

31:39What are they called?

31:43They're peas.

31:49Do you know what pickles are made from?

31:55That's right, pickles are made from cucumbers.

31:59They're enjoying a cool summer snack.

32:03Do you know what fruit that is?

32:09It's a watermelon.

32:14This vegetable is good for your eyes.

32:17What is it called?

32:20It's a carrot.

32:22They have vitamin A that helps your eyes.

32:26This is a salad.

32:28Can you name all the vegetables in this salad?

32:35There's lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, and broccoli.

32:47This fruit is fun to eat, but you have to peel it first.

32:51What is it?

32:56It's a banana.

33:01Do you know where popcorn comes from?

33:07That's right, it comes from corn.

33:12What are these red, juicy vegetables called?

33:19They're tomatoes.

33:26What are these called?

33:31Yes, they're coconuts.

33:36This kind of vegetable can be sweet or hot.

33:40What is it?

33:45It's a pepper.

33:55Do you know what fruit raisins are made from?

34:02Raisins are grapes that have been dried in the sun.

34:08Don't forget to eat your fruits and vegetables.

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