We make no change! Ah, I love Community Day!
There are always so many fun things to do.
The pie -eating contest, juggling...
Don't forget the scavenger hunt, Cauie!
It's always the best event!
Billy says that Elliott's right.
We'd better get in line to sign up because...
Whoa! Look at the line!
We're gonna be waiting a while.
Hey, where's Lisa? Isn't she joining our scavenger hunt team?
Billy says that Lisa's running the fortune -telling booth, so she can't join us today.
Aw, well, this line is pretty long.
Maybe we should stop in and say hi to her before we start.
Hey! Maybe she'll even tell us our fortunes.
Here's her scent! Hey, Lisa!
Wow! This is quite the setup you've got here.
Fancy tent, crystal balls...
Hey, guys! Let me guess...
You've come for the scavenger hunt!
Wow, she's good. We were just about to sign up.
Ah, well, my crystal ball tells me that you should do that soon because things are going to go very wrong at the scavenger hunt today and only people with superpowers will be able to save it.
Welcome to Stories for Kids by Lingokids, where we discover fascinating facts about the world around us and the fun of play -learning.
Today, we're examining what it means to have a superpower.
When we think of superpowers, we think of our favorite superheroes, right?
Well, superpowers can actually be inside all of us.
And they may not always be the powers that we expect.
Let's get back to Lisa's fortune -telling.
Wait, what's going to go wrong?
Hmm... I can't say for sure.
The future is slightly clouded.
But one thing is for sure.
It will require some heroes.
Heroes? In our town?
Yes. I can see one with super sight, another with super strength, and one that can stretch their entire body.
That was a good one, Lisa.
We almost believed you for a minute there.
We should get to the scavenger hunt.
It's about to start.
Bye, Lisa. They'll see soon enough.
OK. Are you all ready to find some stuff?
Yeah. OK. So we know that a scavenger hunt is finding each item on this list.
So let's start. The first is...
a silver bottle cap.
Sounds easy enough.
Hmm. OK. Maybe not so easy.
Maybe we should just move on to the next thing.
Right. Next on the list is...
a nickel from the year 1985.
Wow. That's really old.
Actually, Callie, that's not that old.
Let's go find it. All right.
We can't find that one either.
Should we go to the next one?
Hmm. I guess so. OK.
The next one is a purple baby vattle.
Elliot! Billy! Look!
All the other groups can't find their items either.
What's going on? You guys don't actually think that...
Lisa's fortune is actually true, do you?
She said that things would go wrong during the scavenger hunt.
And it seems like things are going pretty wrong.
Elliot! She also said that people of superpowers were going to save the day.
You don't actually believe that, do you?
Well, maybe we should be the heroes.
But we don't have superpowers.
Who says we don't? Maybe instead of waiting around for someone else to fix things, we should try to fix it ourselves.
I think that's very wise, Elliot.
How about you, Lingokids listeners?
Have you ever waited for help with a problem, then realized you can solve it yourself?
But how do we know we can do it ourselves?
We don't even know why things are going wrong with the scavenger hunt.
Maybe we're just...
not good at finding things.
What is it, Billy? Billy says he saw something, over there by the trees.
I didn't see anything.
Me neither. Maybe you're the hero of SuperSight, Billy.
The one Lisa saw in her fortune.
I didn't see... One with SuperSight.
Cowie's right. Where was the thing you saw, Billy?
Billy says to follow him quickly.
Billy says it's right there near that tree.
Do you see it now? It's a squirrel with a rattling smell.
Elliot, it's a purple baby rattle.
It's one of the scavenger hunt items.
So that's why no one has been able to find anything.
The squirrel's been taking them.
Look, it's climbing its lovely tree.
That must be where all the other things are too.
Nice job spotting him, Billy.
So how are we gonna get them?
It's too high up. Elliot's right.
It's not worth doing if it can't be done safely.
If you work together, you can make it easier on each other.
Also, keep in mind that this is the squirrel's home and we don't want to interrupt.
Right. When he leaves, you can give me a boost, Elliot.
I'll get them. I'm not sure if I can lift you, Cowie.
Sure you can. You're the strongest panda I know.
And my hero is the super strength, which makes me the stretchy one.
Do you really think so?
We can do it. I agree.
Sometimes you've got the power to do something without even knowing it.
Especially if you support each other like Cowie just did.
All right. He's leaving the whole tree.
Now's our chance. Here we go.
On three, okay? Three, one, two, three.
A little more, just a little higher.
Got something. Billy, I'm going to start tossing stuff down.
Keep your eyes peeled.
Billy says his super sight is locked in.
Are you okay, Elliot?
Are you kidding me?
You're talking to a panda with super strength.
I forgot this. Are you able to reach them all?
I feel like I'm the stretchiest in the world.
Let's gather all the stuff and get the scavenger hunt back on.
Well, it seems like today was a success after all.
It definitely was a success, Elliot.
It's all thanks to you.
Me? We all helped. True, but you made us see that superpowers don't need to be magical.
Anything that we use to help can be a superpower.
I think you all recognize things in each other, which made you such a great team.
Hey, guys. Lisa, you're all done telling fortunes?
All done for the day?
How was the scavenger hunt?
You know, pretty normal.
Really? Because I heard that there was a super villain that was stealing all of the items, and that some brave heroes had to save the day.
I wonder who it was.
Well, Lisa, the thing about heroes is that they have secret identities.
So I guess we'll never know.
Well, Lingokids listeners, thanks for joining us for this story.
We learned that sometimes a hero is just a regular person who's willing to step up when they see a problem.
We also learned that anything can be a superpower if we're making the world a better place.
We'll see you next time.
