Ready? Come here. Go. Five seconds. Thank you.
He doesn't behave himself. You see, sometimes he'll kind of get carried away. You see, this ball is
a very obnoxious ball. He doesn't behave himself. So someone just got to hold him down tight.
Not too tight, but tight.
You know, we've got Zombie, and, you know, he'll behave himself sometimes, but... Well, sometimes,
he'll just... That's me. Hmph. Oh, dang it.
See, he sometimes plays hide-and-seek, but he just disappears. Okay, zombie, come up front now.
Come on, come on. No, not that way. Thank you.
This is the car with one spot on it. You can all see that. Now, here we show this side with four spots
on it. In this side, there are three spots. And even better yet, six spots on this side. How's it done?
Magical. Let me do this trick again. Okay? Now, you got a car with one spot, right? Four spots on this side.
But imagine it changes three spots on this side. Well, six spots. Well, I'm going to show you how this
works, OK? Since I can't get you to believe me, OK? You see, we're actually covering up an empty space.
When we say we have six, our hand is just covering up the empty space. Can you all see that? Yeah. Well,
you see, on this side, we've got two spots showing.
Of course, my hand is coming up in empty space, but what if someone asked me to move my hand? Don't
be in his pocket. Yeah, that's right. That's my kid. See? And here, we've got three spots. You thought
it was two, right? Well, I got you that time. Here, we've got five spots. My hand's coming up in empty
space. Well, what if someone asked me to move my hand? Don't move your hand. Now, here we've got how
many spots? Three. Three.
Okay, we've got six spots. Eight spots. Eight. I did it.
Thank you all very much. You've been very good out here tonight. Thank you. Credits. Miraculous magician
Brian Elworthy. Producer, Mrs. Olson, in period five social studies. Camera person, Mrs. Olson.
Audio person, Mrs. Birnbaum.