GIRL: That's us kids,
and we're burying stuff in the sand.
You can only see one side of it.
Do you see any shapes?
BOY: Yes.
Rectangles.
GIRL: Are they all the same shape?
Yes.
Hey!
(laughing)
GIRL: Didn't you think they were the same size?
BOY: Yeah, I did, yeah, I did.
What objects do you think these shapes are?
A mini mini can?
Oh, a cup! It was a cup!
I see two circles.
I think they're cylinders.
GIRL: Natasha is right about the yellow cylinder shape.
Whoa! It's a cone!
It was buried like this
so I thought it was a cylinder like the other one.
But it's really a cone.
What do you see?
I think it's a rectangle.
Is it deeper than it looks?
We can't tell you.
(gasps)
Oh my gosh!
It's a horseshoe!
It's so surprising!
GIRL: It looks flat but it's actually a whole solid shape.
I see a circle,
and I'm guessing it's something that goes really deep
into the ground.
Oh, my gosh!
It's a mallet or a hammer.
Well, it looks like a square.
Now pull it out.
It's getting wider.
Whoa!
If it continued up, what would it look like?
BOY: It would be a pyramid.
GIRL: Try using sand to hide different shapes.