Alex and Charlotte Play Basketball and Learn To Get Better at Sports

Alex plays really well. Whoever scores one time wins the game. Eric, Eric. Okay. Awesome. Alex, you play just like a professional. Oh, yeah. It's because I practice every day. But who taught you? Uncle Zach taught me. That's nothing. Look. Now it's your turn, Alex. Again, Alex. Keep practicing. Way to go, Alex. Oh, yeah? Let's see. Yay. And that's how I learned to play. Wow. Sorry, Alex. It's the only way we can score. Yeah, you play very well. Okay, guys. I have homework to do. I have to go. Bye. Eric, how can we play like Alex? I don't know. Let's ask him. Maybe he can teach us. Good idea. Let's go. Alex, Alex. Can you teach us how to play basketball? Sorry, I can't. Why? Uncle Zach is sick. When I was playing with you in the morning, you stayed to work at the farm. I'm going to play, Uncle. Okay. See you soon, Alex. Uncle Zach was working in the farm. Eat, sheep. And this is for your little boy. What about me? Ah. And for you, a tomato. Mmm. Yes. Oh, no. It's raining. Uncle Zach was working in the rain. We better hurry. And that's why he's sick. Uh-oh. And I have to help Uncle Zach with the house. I also have to do my homework. Sorry, I can't take you guys basketball. I have an idea. We can help you. And you do homework. Thank you. You're welcome. Bye. Okay. We can do something for Uncle Zach because he is sick. Charlotte, let's cook something for Uncle Zach. Okay. Lettuce. Tomato. Let's taste the soup for Uncle Zach. Yeah. Uncle Zach, here's your soup. Thank you, kids. Mmm. Delicious. Yes. Thank you for helping me. So, can you teach us basketball? I can't. Why? Because only Uncle Zach knows how to teach you. Only Uncle Zach has both talents. Oh, yeah. When Uncle Zach was younger, he won the championship. Yeah. That's nothing. Hey, let's play. Huh? It's on. Woo-hoo. Oh, yeah. You won't score again. He always wins. I'm the champion. Woo-hoo. All right. Yeah. Wow. But how can you win many times? Is there any secret? No secret, kids. Just practice every day. Huh? Yeah. After school, just practice one or two hours. Yeah. Let's go practice. Yeah. Good ball, Eric. Yeah. Good shot, Eric. Now you, Charlotte. Whoa. Great job. Now you're scoring all your shots. Ready? Let's play.