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Kitten is trying to solve the mystery of why Xander and Maddox are doing school from home. She visits Rubix in hopes of finding answers. Listen in and see if she gets the clues she needs.
Vocabulary in this episode:
Nocturnal
Mystery
Vacation
Introduce
Intruder
Compromised
Hooligans
Activate
Rondeaux
Themes:
Friendship
The joy of helping others
Working together to solve problems
Questions to ask your Listener:
What do you think the mystery was?
What do you think the sneaky ninja germs are?
What does Rubix think is happening?
What type of dog is Captain Jack?
Songs:
•Hamster of Doom by Rubix
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