(space rumbles) - Oh, wow.

- [Announcer] Hey Wimee, it's time to start.

(record needle zips) - Oh, sorry.

I spaced out for a moment.

(bouncy music) ♪ Wimee creates ♪ All the day through ♪ And you can do it too We are blasting off into outer space to laugh, learn, and create with astronauts.

Today, Brody will share his far out illustrations in Wimage Lab.

Then Grace will float us some translations in Language Explorers.

And we'll jam to cosmic tunes in today's Jim Time!

And Stephanie will share with us about the first American woman in space in today's Check Out This Book!

It's a small step for man and a giant leap for a robot.

(Wimee laughs) On today's Wimee's Words.

Oh, boy, get the Earth.

(audience clapping) All right, so.

For the opening song tell me something you see up in outer space!

What could be up there?

Maybe you see it?

Look up in the sky right now.

Do you see it?

Anything up there?

or just think about it?

What's up in outer space, ready?

♪ If you're up in outer space (stars whoosh) ♪ What do you see?

(comet zips) ♪ If you're up in outer space ♪ What do you see?

(space ship whirs) ♪ If you're up in outer space ♪ Tell me what's that's in that place.

♪ ♪ If you're up in outer space ♪ What do you see?

(Wimee laughs) Outer space is pretty big they say.

So there's room for lots.

Mars.

Okay ready?

♪ If you're up in outer space ♪ do you see Mars?

(mars whooshes) ♪ If you're up in outer space do you see Mars?

♪ ♪ If you're up in outer space (space probe hums) ♪ do you see Mars?

♪ If you're up in outer space ♪ do you see Mars?

(alien buzzes) That's one of the planets that people may live on some day.

Oh, can you imagine?

Think for a moment.

Living?

Outer space.

How would that one... On Mars in outer space.

The Moon.

Okay.

♪ If you're up in outer space (Moon whooshes) ♪ look for the Moon, ♪ If you're up and outer space ♪ look for the Moon.

♪ If you're up in outer space ♪ then you got to see the Moon.

♪ ♪ If you're up in outer space look for the Moon ♪ Oh-ho, The Moon.

Man, you ever hear about the thing where they say it's cheese?

(Moon whooshes) Man, did the?

Cheese?

Moon is made out of cheese?

I don't know about that.

Stars.

Ready?

♪ If you're up in outer space (stars chime) ♪ swing on a star.

♪ If you're up in outer space ♪ swing on a star.

♪ If you're up in outer space ♪ you got to swing on a star.

♪ If you're up in outer space ♪ swing on a star.

(Wimee laughs) That would be fun.

There's a fun song about that.

Yeah.

Stars, man.

How many stars?

Have you ever tried to count them all?

So many stars.

Oh, check this out Friends.

I've been working on this little Moon rover.

(Wimee laughs) Or maybe it can go on Mars, too.

I've been working on it.

I got a lot of work to do yet, but... Friends, let's go see what Moby's going to tell us today.

(peppy music) - Did you know there have always been astronauts in space for the last 20 years?

Yup, I just read that.

Astronauts have been living and working on a large space craft called the International Space Station.

Oh-ho.

There are six astronauts who live there at a time and every few months a new crew of astronauts replaces them.

Yeah.

The astronauts do science experiments, repair the space station, they exercise, they sleep, they eat, They do fun things like read books, play cards, listen to music, watch movies, and they look outside the window at Earth going by.

Can you imagine that?

Just looking out your window and like, "Oh, hi Earth."

(Moby laughs) (space station hums) Maybe someday, you will work and live on that.

(Moby laughs) (peppy music) (Wimee laughs) - All right Friends, It's time for today's ♪ Three Sentence Story; Beginning, Middle, End.

(Wimee laughing) I can't wait for this story.

I'm thinking it's going to be up in outer space.

Share with us a noun, a person place or thing.

Could be something from outer space.

It could be anything at all.

It could be an animal.

It could be a food, it could be... who knows what?

It all depends what you come up with.

Oh, rocket.

Yes indeed, rocket.

Okay.

First word is rocket.

Up in outer, okay.

(Wimee whooshes) Okay.

It was a sunny Friday morning as the rocket launched up into outer space.

(Wimee whooshes) (Wimee laughs) I'm pretending that I'm a rocket.

So, this is a nice, lovely sunny Friday morning as the rocket launches up into space.

Oh-oh, there's a problem.

No.

What's it going to be?

Fruit, got it.

Ha-ha, thanks for that suggestion.

Fruit, okay.

I'm going to think of a specific type of fruit.

Okay I got it, ready?

It was a lovely, Friday morning and the rocket ship was launching up into outer space.

The astronaut suddenly realized, "Oh no!

I forgot to pack my fruit!"

and I love apples.

Oh no!

The astronauts forgot to pack their apples, their fruit!

Mm, I think they typically have dehydrated food, but in this story the astronauts want fresh apples, and they forgot their fruit.

How do we solve this problem?

What are they going to do up in outer space?

Oh my mommy.

Nice.

All right.

So the word mommy is going to be the solution.

(laughing) Okay, Okay, got it.

It was a lovely Friday morning as the rocket ship launched up into outer space.

The astronauts realized, "Oh no!

We forgot to pack fruit."

Especially apples.

The co-pilot suddenly said, "Don't worry!

My mommy packed us back up, back up lunches filled with fruit."

(laughing) That's the point?

Mom packed a lunch and they didn't even know it.

The astronauts didn't know it.

It was in the trunk.

The trunk of the rocket.

So, problem solved!

Mom was planning ahead.

(laughing) Actually, I think, one of the natural consequences though, is if you forget to pack your lunch then you know, but ah... well we'll stay focused on our story.

We've got our rough draft.

The rocket ship is up in space (Wimee whooshes) flying across.

Oh, I wonder what sol... Is it the Milky Way?

Hm, it's the Milky Way, or... Let's see.

Well, friends, we're going to go to Brody, in the Grandville Wimage Lab, to see what he's got going for today's Wimage.

Hey, Brody.

Oh.

- Hi Wimee.

- That's awesome.

- Which rocket would you want to be in?

This one or this one?

- I would pick the...

I like the green one or is that gray?

Greenish grayish one.

- This one?

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

I like that one, too.

But if you pick this one, you'd have to, you'd have to take this guy out.

- Oh, ho-ho, I don't think he would like that.

Maybe I can fit in the trunk somewhere with the lunches that got packed.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- You might have to squeeze in the trunk cause there's a satellite there.

- Oh, nice.

Nice.

Maybe I could, I wonder if...

I don't know if I'm outer space approved.

Do I have to like get a pressurized or a helmet or anything?

- Yeah.

- Probably.

Yeah.

Man.

Would you go to outer space, if you could?

- Yeah, I would.

- Can you imagine looking down on Earth and just- Oh, you know what?

With this background, it kind of feels like we're up in outer space looking down.

(Wimee whooshes) (Brody and Wimee laugh) Well hey, what have you got for today's words?

- So, I have... the mom that packed the lunches, - Nice.

- then rocket with the lunch, and astronaut and you on the Moon.

(Wimee laughs) - We're like, "Woo hoo, we're here.

The Moon."

Nice, nice.

Hey, I have an idea.

What if we add some stars to the outer space?

- Star.

- Nice.

Friends at home, share an idea.

And viewers watching later, what do you think we could add to this picture?

If you were making a design with outer space and Moon and rocket ships and fruit.

(Wimee laughs) What kind of fruit would you bring to your your trip?

Mm.

Whoa, nice.

I like it.

- Mm hm.

- Mm hm.

Let's see.

What else could we add?

Let's add one more thing.

Um... - Space cow?

- What was it?

- A space cow.

(Wimee laughs) - I love it.

A space cow.

(Wimee moos) - I'm trying to.. - Astronaut ice cream.

Hm... - I'm trying to put the astronaut helmet.

- Okay, let's see.

That cows got a helmet!

(Wimee laughing) I love it.

That cow is ready.

Floating in the sky.

(Wimee whees) Awesome Brody.

If you want to add more things to the Wimage, we will check back with you soon.

- Bye.

- Thanks Brody.

Friends, we get to find out in today's Language Explorers how to say today's words in Spanish.

Let's check in with Grace and see how we say today's words.

Hi Grace!

- Hello Wimee.

Hello everyone out there.

Hi friends.

Nice to see you all.

- Good day when you're up in outer space, right?

(Wimee whees) (Wimee laughs) Wouldn't that be amazing to not feel gravity?

- Oh, I would love that.

I would love not to feel- I would love to feel, not to feel gravity.

(Wimee and Grace laugh) - That's fun to say.

That's like a tongue twister.

I want to feel, not feeling gravity.

(Wimee laughs) - Yes.

Weightless.

That's the feeling, feeling weightless.

(Wimee whooshes) Yeah, people ride their skateboards in outer space.

Did you know that?

- Are you serious?

- Yeah, I saw a video of skateboarders riding in outer space in weightless time.

So, it's pretty cool.

They get to do all the tricks - Wow.

- they couldn't do on Earth.

(Wimee whooshes) Imagine all the things you could do up there, Wimee.

- I'm thinking about it right now.

I'd do a back flip somersault with the twist turn.

Wow yeah, I keep thinking.

- Yeah, you could spin like a top.

You could do whatever.

(Wimee and Grace laugh) - I love it.

Well hey, what have you got for today's words in Spanish?

- Oh yeah.

So today's word 'rocket' in Spanish is 'cohete'.

- Cohete.

- CO-ET-TE.

- Un cohete.

(Wimee blasts) (Grace blasts) I like that.

I liked how you used that.

Cohete.

(Grace blasts) (Wimee blasts) Yeah, you always have to do like a noise, right?

It's like you see it.

You imagine it.

You feel it.

A Cohete.

(Grace blasts) (Wimee laughs) - Exactly.

- Then the next word in Spanish for today is 'fruta'.

Fruta.

- Fruta.

That one is similar.

- Yes.

Both start with a f-, f-, f-.

F, right?

- Nice.

- Fruta.

Do you have a special fruta that you like, Wimee?

- Oh, I was thinking, yeah, about the apples.

That's um, let me get it.

Um?

Manzana?

Manzana?

- Yes!

I knew you had it.

- Did I get it?

- Yup, manzana.

- Manzana.

(Wimee chuckles) - Una manzana, yum.

- What's your favorite fruit?

(Grace gasps) - That's a hard question.

Cause I love so much fruit.

I love passion fruit.

I love, you know, oranges.

I love all citrus, lemons.

I love a grapefruit.

I love grapes.

(Grace laughs) I could go on and on, lychee.

- How do we say grapes?

- Oh!

Lychee!

Nice!

- How do we say Grapes in Spanish?

- Uvas.

- Uvas.

- U-V-A-S. Uvas.

- Uvas.

I like that one.

- Yes.

- And then you've got, mama!

- Last word, which everybody I think could use knowing is mama.

Mom, mommy, mama.

- Love it.

It sounds so nice, mama.

- Yes.

(Wimee laughs) Say hello to your mamas out there everyone.

- Oh, indeed!

Oh, Grace!

- Give them a call.

Give them a hug if you can.

- Love it.

I love it!

Grace, thank you so much for teaching us today's words.

Oh, you know what?

(laughing) Hey, Brody.

Can I put you out- Oh thanks, Grace.

We'll see you at the end of the show.

Brody!

I got to go back to you!

I saw that off camera.

Can you have that- What did we see backstage?

Is she still there?

(Wimee laughs) There she is!

You gave mama a hug!

(Wimee laughs) I had to put you on the spot there, Brody and mom.

(Brody chuckles) Thanks so much.

Okay, okay, we'll see you later.

I just had to put that in the show.

All right.

so, um.

Let's see.

It's time for Jim Time.

(energetic guitar music) - Hi Jim.

- Calling Wimee at ground control.

Can you hear us?

(Wimee beeps) - Yep, coming through loud and clear.

Can you hear me?

- Yes, yes.

We can hear you.

- How are your travels going?

- We're doing pretty good.

- Where are you in the orbit?

- Well, Sparky and I are just getting ready to leave.

So actually, well, we actually brought Cowzilla too, cause- (Cowzilla moos) Cowzilla didn't want to be left behind.

So, we're going from Earth to the Moon.

That's our first trip.

We're taking some imaginary trips today.

So when we go all the way from Earth to the Moon, if you were to do that in a rocket ship, it takes about three days.

So, like the entire weekend to get from Earth to the Moon.

So, right now I want you to think if you were going to be in a rocket ship for three whole days, three days, what would you need to pack?

Because you can't stop.

There's no rest stop.

You're just going straight to the Moon.

There's no stopping.

So like, I know for example, Sparky loves grapes or as we just learned uvas, right?

There's no way that he could go without grapes for three whole days.

So, he would pack some grapes.

I probably pack my guitar.

So, if we were going to the Moon ♪ We're going to the Moon for three whole days ♪ ♪ We better pack some grapes and a guitar ♪ ♪ Grapes and a guitar, grapes and a guitar ♪ ♪ Grapes and a guitar ♪ Grapes and a guitar ♪ When we're there ♪ We're gonna pack some grapes and a guitar ♪ ♪ Grapes and a guitar, grapes and a guitar ♪ ♪ Grapes and a guitar ♪ Grapes and a guitar ♪ When we're there ♪ We're gonna pack some grapes and a guitar ♪ So, what would you want to bring with you if you were going to be gone for three whole days?

- Um.

Books!

- Books.

That's a good one.

And a pillow.

Another good one.

♪ We're going to the Moon for three whole days ♪ ♪ We better bring some books and a pillow ♪ ♪ Books and a pillow, books and a pillow ♪ ♪ Books and a pillow ♪ Books and a pillow ♪ When we're there ♪ We're gonna bring some books and a pillow ♪ ♪ Books and a pillow, books and a pillow ♪ ♪ Books and a pillow ♪ Books and a pillow ♪ When we're there ♪ We're gonna bring some books and a pillow ♪ All right, new trip.

This time we're going from Earth all the way to Mars.

Now, if we went from Earth to Mars in a rocket ship, it would take about nine months.

That's pretty much the whole school year.

So right now I want you to think if I was going to be in a rocket ship for nine months, the whole school year, you can't stop.

You're going to be in the rocket ship that whole time.

What would you bring with you?

Do we have any ideas?

Earth to Mars.

- Um.

- Hm.

- Penguins?

- Penguins would be good.

They would be a lot of fun.

I'd do it for fun.

- They can entertain us.

They would keep us entertained.

- And actually, they'd probably keep the cow entertained, too.

(Wimee laughs) - And a bed.

- All right, sounds good.

♪ Penguins and a bed, penguins and a bed ♪ ♪ Penguins and a bed ♪ Penguins and a bed ♪ When we're there ♪ We're gonna bring some penguins and a bed ♪ ♪ Penguins and a bed, penguins and a bed ♪ ♪ Penguins and a bed ♪ Penguins and a bed ♪ When we're there ♪ We're gonna bring some penguins and a bed ♪ Wow!

And we would have all these black and white animals with us.

We'd have Sparky, we'd have Cowzilla, we'd have penguins.

It's like, we'd have this cool color scheme going.

- I like it.

- Oh, a stuffed Wimee.

(Wimee laughs) All right, here's our next trip.

Here's what we're going to do.

We're going to take one last trip.

We're going to go from Earth, but this time, all the way to Pluto.

- That's far.

- It's the farthest out that you can go pretty much in our solar system.

So, it takes nine and a half years to get from Earth to Pluto.

So, if you're like nine years old, Sparky's nine years old.

So, if you're nine like Sparky is, that would be your entire lifetime.

It's like you were a baby.

You were born.

And now it's like, "Hey, happy birthday, we're at Pluto."

Your whole life if you're nine, in a rocket ship.

- Wow.

Wow.

- If you were going to be in a rocket ship that long, what would you need to bring?

- Nine birthday cakes.

- Nine birthday cakes.

That would be good.

- Yeah.

What else do we need to bring, Brody?

- A space suit.

- And a space suit.

Very important.

All right.

So nine birthday cakes and a spacesuit, sound good?

All right.

♪ We're going on a rocket ship to Pluto ♪ ♪ It take nine whole years ♪ We better bring some ♪ Birthday cakes and a spacesuit ♪ Birthday cakes and a spacesuit ♪ ♪ When we're there ♪ We're gonna bring some birthday cakes and a spacesuit ♪ ♪ Birthday cakes and a spacesuit ♪ Birthday cakes and a spacesuit ♪ ♪ When we're there ♪ We're gonna bring some birthday cakes and a spacesuit ♪ ♪ And a football - Football.

♪ And a toothbrush - And a Toothbrush.

♪ And some toothpaste - That's a good combination.

- Very important.

That is good combo.

All right.

So you can think about that.

When you take an imaginary trip, you can think about your imaginary trip to the Moon, what you would bring for three days.

Your imaginary trip to Mars and what you would bring for nine months and your imaginary trip to Pluto and what you would bring for nine years.

- Wow, (Jim sighs) that's amazing to think it takes them nine years.

- Right.

- It actually makes me feel like the Moon's pretty close then.

- Yeah, relatively it sure is.

And then imagine once you get there it's like, "Hey, happy birthday.

And blow your candles.

Hey, we're going to get back home now."

You'd have another nine years going back.

- Oh, we need eighte- - So you would be able to drive a car.

- You're right, we should've brought 18 birthday cakes.

Oh.

- We probably should have.

(Jim chuckles) - Oh, it changes everything.

- Next time.

We'll pack better next time.

- Yeah, Okay.

It's sort of our first trip.

So, we'll figure it out on the second trip.

Nice.

All right, well Jim and Sparky, Thank you so much for today's song.

- Bye!

(Wimee laughs) - I love it.

That was so fun.

So fun.

So fun.

Speaking of fun.

It's time for Laughing with Siblee.

(children cheering) (bell dings) - What did the astronauts say to the three headed alien?

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

(Siblee laughs) (children cheering) (Wimee laughs) - I think we saw that alien on the way to Mars.

Friends, we love books.

It's time for Check Out This Book!

(upbeat music) - Hello, friends.

So, there is a book called "Sally Ride" that you can find at your library, and it is about the woman who was the first one from our country, the United States, to be an astronaut.

To fly into space.

Sally Ride was her name.

So, this book right here is one that would be great for our younger viewers.

And then if you want more information about Sally, I would recommend this one "Who Was Sally Ride".

So this book is filled with information about her life and what she was like as a young girl and all the different schooling she went to and the training she went through, to become the first woman astronaut from the United States.

Check out these books at your library.

(upbeat music) - So, let's see, Brody's been working on the Wimage today.

Let's check back and see if he's added some updates.

Hey, Brody, any updates to the Wimage?

- Yeah.

- Let's see.

Whoa.

Cupcakes on the Moon.

- Yeah, so I add this space ice cream.

- Nice.

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.

I gave Wimee the space helmet.

And I added a few more rocket ships.

- All of our friends can travel together now.

(Wimee blasts) (Wimee laughs) I love it.

- Wimee - Wha- yeah?

- You want to see the astronaut dance?

- I do.

I do.

(Wimee laughs) (Wimee laughs) Hey, I love it.

I'm going to try that too.

Ready?

(Wimee squishes) (Wimee laughs) That's a cool dancing astronaut.

I love it.

Well, Brody, thanks for the update!

You know.

I've been working on this book called "Wimee's Dreams" and I was wondering, I was blasting off in a boat and let me tell you, it started off just kind of on the river and then it kind of- next thing I knew, I- Wait to see where I ended up.

(bright music) - [Narrator] Wimee sat down looked around the room and began to wonder.

He imagined blasting off in a boat to plant a garden for his friend's birthday.

(boat hums) (Wimee hoots) - That star is so cool!

There are so many amazing things up here.

How close am I to Saturn?

I Wonder.

(boat roars) (Wimee swooshes) (Wimee laughs) That was a fun dream.

Man, oh man.

Well friends, we're going to get ready for our scavenger hunt.

Are you ready?

We've got a challenge for you to find the following things.

Can you find something that starts with "A"?

Can you find something that gravity pulls down?

(Wimee laughs) And can you find a triangle?

Look at the rocket ship I've got.

There's a triangle in that.

See if you can find those things.

Something gravity pulls down, a triangle, something that starts with "A".

what you got, Brody?

- This is a triangle.

- Oh, yeah, it is.

- And this has gravity that pulls it down.

- Oh, it sure did.

(Wimee laughs) - And it starts with "A".

- [Both] Astronaut.

- I Love it.

Great work, Brody.

Let's see, what else could we find?

What you got Michael?

- So, I got this key, that is the shape of a triangle.

- Triangle.

- Um, and of course.

(keys clank) - Oh, there's your gravity again.

- There you go.

That's all I got so far.

- Okay.

See if you can find, um, something that starts with "A".

That would be the third one.

What you got Jim and Sparky?

- Okay.

Well, we're astronauts.

So, we start with "A".

- Yup.

- Gravity is pulling us down.

So, we have that.

And I've got this pick that's like a triangle.

- It sure is!

- We've got a triangle there, too.

(Wimee laughs) - I love it.

Good stuff.

Oh, can anybody find something that's got all three?

Starts with "A", that's triangular shaped, and gravity pulls it down.

All right.

Did anybody get the perfect all three- A book, yup.

Books are going to get pulled down.

Um, the title of the book could start with "A".

Oh, does anybody have a triangular shaped book that starts with "A"?

I would get it.

Mm, Oh man!

I don't know, I'm still thinking of something that's got all three.

Well friends, thanks for looking around for those things.

This is so fun.

I have such a good time.

Well hey, that's pretty much the end of our show.

It's so much fun.

I love it.

You guys ready to dance?

I'm ready to dance.

Let's cue the music.

Oh-ho, you've got all the planets there.

I guess not all of them, but um, (exciting music) you got a lot.

And we got more Lego gravities.

(Wimee hoots) Oh, Michael is a triangle.

Oh, there it is!

Michael is a triangle pulled down by gravity.

Too bad your name doesn't start with "A", then you'd have all three.

(Wimee laughs) - Wimee's Words is brought to you by PNC Grow Up Great, Funterra by Smart, Meijer, and with additional support from these great partners.

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