Part 2: Pirate Training course

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  1. Howdy. Are you ready for this?
  2. It's time for pirate training course.
  3. Prepare yourselves.
  4. Cartu Prior.
  5. A training course.
  6. No, no.
  7. What was that?
  8. Okay, So it's your pirate training course today, and I'm
  9. going to upload Kuku Kangaroo, and it's time to learn
  10. the pirate dance.
  11. OK, so we'll be looking on that at Friday.
  12. We will also when we can practice it today.
  13. If you have any questions, we will also be looking
  14. up. Ah, um, some science on Friday.
  15. Our science person is coming to visit us.
  16. So here's what's happening for part two of pirate extravaganza.
  17. All right, I'm putting up some pirate math and it's
  18. easy, easy, easy, easy math.
  19. So if you can subtract like a pirate le la
  20. le, um, I want you to write on paper.
  21. Five minus two equals three.
  22. I want you to do it right on a piece
  23. of paper.
  24. 50 minus 20 equals what?
  25. 500 minus 200 equals what?
  26. And 5000 minus 2000 equals What?
  27. So even though I'm giving you this simple math, I
  28. want you to turn it into tens, hundreds and thousands.
  29. That's your challenge.
  30. Okay, So put that in Friday's packet.
  31. Also. Cuckoo Kangaroo.
  32. You need to learn this dance if you want to
  33. and how to prepare for a pirate.
  34. Speaking of which, dug up her Gus Sca's has sent
  35. me this yesterday.
  36. He gave us a tip on vowel teams.
  37. Today he is giving us this tip to be really
  38. great at word demolition.
  39. You have to have a little bit of pirate in
  40. you. What?
  41. Say what now, Gus?
  42. How in the world do you have a little bit
  43. of pirate in you lips?
  44. Let me go back to that.
  45. He said you need to start using R controlled vowels.
  46. Stay on the lookout for vowels with our and don't
  47. break these letters a part.
  48. You know, you got to say that everybody's it.
  49. Ah, part.
  50. So in order to use R controlled vowels, you have
  51. to talk and think like a pirate.
  52. Let's take a look.
  53. Here's a couple of samples and I will put this
  54. in your Friday packet Sewed turtle work, Earth calendar.
  55. We're on the next next part.
  56. It says car.
  57. Huh? You know it.
  58. I love yeah.
  59. Um, air.
  60. Now, the whole R controlled vowels Oh, are store door
  61. four and raw and warm.
  62. Warm. Okay, so keep that in mind.
  63. When you're using R controlled vowels, you're going to see
  64. some things that sound like a pirate.
  65. If you sound like a pirate, you're gonna add an
  66. hour to that vowel.
  67. Now, Gus sent me this.
  68. He wanted you to know.
  69. Why do pirates wear eye patches?
  70. War? Why?
  71. Pirates war eye patches.
  72. And this is a true effect.
  73. Okay. Have you ever wondered why pirates war eye patches?
  74. You might think it's because they injured their eyes in
  75. the battle.
  76. But some historians think some historians think there might have
  77. been a different reason.
  78. Ah, pirate had to be able to quickly move from
  79. the top of the deck in the sunlight outside to
  80. the darkness below the ship's deck.
  81. The human eye takes several minutes to adjust to a
  82. dark place.
  83. Ah, pirate doesn't have that kind of time when they're
  84. boarding a ship and surprising them when it with an
  85. attack by wearing the I pitch.
  86. Ah, pirate could get one.
  87. I ready to see in the dark.
  88. When they went below the deck, they could just move
  89. their eye patch to the other eye and immediately be
  90. prepared to fight without light.
  91. It turns out covering one eye with one eye patch
  92. was really a cool way to get all geared up
  93. for the hardest of their battles for the hardest of
  94. their battles.
  95. So keep that in mind.
  96. Thank you, Gus, for this tip.
  97. The tip is that you're going to use R controlled
  98. vowels in your writing and you're reading.
  99. You're gonna see him all over the place.
  100. And today, when I read, Humphrey will take a look
  101. at some of those votes the R controlled vowels.
  102. But also, that's why it pirates wore those eye patches.
  103. Because you see him a lot every time you see
  104. a pirate thing, even Jack and Annie, one of them
  105. has an eye patch.
  106. And it was for a specific reason, actually a scientific
  107. reason, because when you go into a dark place, your
  108. eyes take a while to adjust, and so they would
  109. put an eye patch on them so their eyes would
  110. adjust to the but below deck and above deck.
  111. Interesting. All right.
  112. And he, Gus, of course, is giving us giving us
  113. another song.
  114. Ah, the farmer in the dough.
  115. The hour is in charge.
  116. Can you figure out this word?
  117. The R is in charge.
  118. The R is in charge.
  119. The R is in charge.
  120. Can you figure out this word with our inch?
  121. Urge heart charge.
  122. Okay. So when you are looking at in our control
  123. vowel, that's all you need to know is that our
  124. is controlling the vowel and it controls all the vowels
  125. You need me to sing the vowel song for you.
  126. This country scene of a cow and a cowboy reminds
  127. me of that song.
  128. Here you go.
  129. Old big.
  130. Wow. I had a vowel A e i o U
  131. and sometimes y That was my pirate cowgirl.
  132. Cows on enjoy too much coffee.