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How to Make Your ZOOMerang You can print out your ZOOMerang and make it into a little booklet. Here s how: Print all the ZOOMerang pages. Cut out each page along the dotted lines. Tape pages 1 6 together from end to end so that you have a long row. Tape pages A F together to make a second long row. Lay one row face down on a table and put some glue on the back of the pages. Place the second row on top of the first row. The printed part of the second row should face you. Smooth out the glue with your hand. Let it dry and then fold your ZOOMerang where the pages join together. Voi What You Need scissors tape glue l a!

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Claudio s Home What kind of music do you like? I listen to pop, rap, and hip-hop music. If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be? I would stop all the pollution by making all cars be solar and battery powered. Visit my home page on the ZOOM Web site and find these cool things to see and do! Which has been your favorite segment of ZOOM so far? CafeZOOM is the coolest ZOOM activity. What animal most resembles you? A tiger What are your favorite things to do? I like to watch sunsets and eat ice cream. 2

Page at pbskids.org/zoom ZOOMzingers Try these challenges that will strain your brain and bend your body. If you don t have Web access at home, you can probably find it at your school, public library, or local community center. 3 'zup? ZOOMphenom Cool tricks that seem like magic, but aren t. whatzup Twenty-four discussion topics are updated weekly with new opinions from YOU. Gallery Art attack! Send us your art and view other kids masterpieces. Do you think you can... Karate-chop a banana into even slices? Keep a person from getting out of a chair by using just one finger? Fold a piece of paper in half more than eight times? Visit ZOOMphenom to find out!

Hacky Sack 4 do What You Need 3 round balloons dried beans, like split peas or lentils piece of paper plastic soda bottle scissors Sent in by Mandy G. of Lorain, OH TM Make 3 Hacky Sacks and juggle! Make a funnel by rolling a piece of paper. Pour the beans through the funnel and into the bottle. Blow up a balloon, and then let the air out. (This loosens up the balloon.) Stretch the balloon over the top of the bottle. Turn the bottle over, and pour the beans into the balloon.take the balloon off the bottle. Now, blow up the second balloon and let the air out. Cut off the neck of this balloon, and stretch it over the balloon that s filled with beans. Do this again with the third balloon and stretch it over the second balloon. (This is to make sure the beans won t come out.) Now you have a Hacky Sack! Look for more toys you can make, like Shadow Puppets and Ping Pong Paddles, at pbskids.org/zoom/do

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Cool Ideas Dip your ice cream sandwich in melted chocolate. Roll it in chocolate chips. Make crazy sandwiches, like orange sherbet squished between a peanut butter cookie and a chocolate cookie. Make a bunch and share them with your friends! Check with a grown-up before you start.take the ice cream out of the freezer and let it soften so it s easy to scoop. Take a cookie and scoop some softened ice cream onto it. Put a second cookie on top. Squish the cookies together a little to make a sandwich. Place the sandwich on a plate and put it in the freezer. When it s firm, take a bite! Ice Ice Cream Cream Sandwich Sandwich Sent in by Kati H. of Winfield, MO Find more frozen treats, like Lemon Slush and Layered Popsicles, at pbskids.org/zoom/cafe What You Need 2 of your favorite cookies your favorite ice cream or frozen yogurt ice cream scoop or large spoon A Cafe plate

Thermometer sci A hot invention that makes for very cool science. What You Need 16-ounce plastic bottle warm water food coloring clear plastic straw modeling clay bowl of ice marker B Sent in by Sam P. of Port Dover, Ontario, Canada

Fill a bottle to the top with warm water. Add a few drops of food coloring to the water. Put 1 / 3 of the straw in the bottle. Use some clay to seal the bottle closed and hold the straw in place. (Make sure the bottle is completely sealed.) How much water is in the straw? Mark the water level on the straw. Put the bottle in a bowl of ice.what happens? (It may take a few minutes before you notice any changes.) Experiment with different materials. What happens if you use a straw that is very thin or very wide? What happens if you use a larger or smaller bottle? Change one thing (that s the variable), and predict what you think will happen.then test it and send your reports to ZOOM, Box 350, Boston, MA 02134 or pbskids.org/zoom C Science Scoop When water is heated, it expands and takes up more space.this makes the water level in the straw go up.when water is cooled, it contracts and takes up less space.this makes the water level in the straw go down. How did other kids thermometers work? Find out at pbskids.org/zoom/sci/ thermometer.html

Toe-Tac-Tic D What You Need two players paper pencil game TM Draw a Tic-Tac-Toe board. Choose one person to be X and another person to be O. Play the game just like Tic-Tac- Toe, but try NOT to get three in a row.the player who gets three in a row first is out, and the other player wins. Do you know other games with rules that can be reversed? Send your ideas to ZOOM, Box 350, Boston, MA 02134 or pbskids.org/zoom Sent in by Carly L. of Lake Oswego, OR

TM/ 2002 WGBH Educational Foundation.All rights reserved. ZOOM and the ZOOM words and related indicia are trademarks of the WGBH Educational Foundation. Used with permission. ZOOM is produced by WGBH Boston. Funding for ZOOM is provided by the National Science Foundation, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations, and public television viewers. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation. All submissions become the property of ZOOM and will be eligible for inclusion in all ZOOMmedia. This means that we can share your ideas with other ZOOMers on TV, the Web, in print materials, and in other media. So, send it to ZOOM. Thanks! Illustrations: Stephen Schudlich Photos: Mark Ostow 205 0005133 Sent in by Brian L. of Denver, CO zinger TM Eight-Finger Shoe Tie Try tying your shoes without using your thumbs. Just add ub before each vowel sound.accent the ub each time it comes up.wrubite uba lubettuber tubo yubour bubest frubiend ubin Ububbubi Dububbubi. Use the Ubbi Dubbi translator on ZOOM s Web site to turn Ubbi Dubbi into English, uband Ubenglubish ubintubo Ububbubi Dububbubi. E

Sent in by the kids from the St. Pierre School in Quebec, Canada Thaumatrope What You Need the pictures on the back of this page scissors pencil tape scitm card and fold it in half. Draw one part of a picture on one half of the card, and the other part of the picture on the other half. Then tape the card to a pencil, and give it a spin.what kinds of pictures work best? What happens when you spin the pencil more quickly or more slowly? Send your results to ZOOM at pbskids.org/zoom Cut off this page along the dashed line on the back.then fold it in half. (The pictures should be on the outside.) Tape the folded page to a pencil. Spin the pencil between your hands.what do you see? Now make your own thaumatrope. Get a white index F Science Scoop When you spin the thaumatrope, the pictures move so quickly that your eyes and brain can t see them separately.your brain holds on to each picture for a fraction of a second. When the second picture comes into view, your brain is still holding on to the first picture. So, your brain blends the two pictures into one.