Raining Iguanas

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The temperatures in Florida have taken a sudden dip to below 40 degrees!  This may not sound low to you but this is very rare for these characters.  Will they be able to handle the cold?  How can it rain Iguanas?  Tune in and find out!

Vocabulary in this Episode:

Perimeter

Iguana

Non-native species

Cold blooded

Warm blooded

Dorsal Crest

Themes:

Family/Friends look out for you

Helping Strangers

Spanish Words & phrases:

Gracias (Thank you)

No problemo. (No Problem)

No es Nada (It's nothing)

Me llamo Estella (My name is Estella)

Pardon (Excuse me)

Soy de Colombia.  (I am from Colombia.)

Hablamos español. (We speak Spanish).

Si, muy lejos. (Yes, very far)

Yo come mucho. (I ate too much)

Estaba atascada  (I was stuck)

Lo Siento mucho (I’m very sorry)

Gracias por ayudarme (Thank you for helping me)

Es una grand idea (It's a great idea)

Hasta pronto (see you soon)

Questions to ask your listener:

What temperature does water freeze at?

How many days is 48 hours?

What kind of animal was Estella?

Where do Iguanas come from?

What keeps Kitten & Clucky warm in cold temperatures?  (2 answers)

How do Kitten & Clucky try to warm up Estella?

Where was Estella from?

What language does Estella speak?

Songs

Chill Sunny Day - Clucky

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