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oh hey kids and parents welcome to our prageru kids marathon starting right now get ready to enjoy all your favorite shows celebrating our american values in history you're gonna have a ton of fun it starts now [Music] welcome to otto's tales i'm jill and today we're reading remember the ladies written by kalista gingrich and illustrated by susan arciero hi otto now i want you and you to listen to the fun rhymes in this book but also count the exciting things that some of america's first ladies have done i mean we yes what's a first lady oh oh don't be embarrassed that's a great question i'm glad you asked it a first lady is a wife of a president yes and many of our first ladies have done amazing things one of them rescued a painting of george washington from a fire and and one of them even did the job of president when he was sick well we're gonna learn all about it are you ready okay go get comfortable let's read ellis the elephant knew every president's tale how each led america and helped it prevail but ellis knew there was more to their success the brilliant first ladies with whom they were blessed the first ladies were strong a diverse group of wives who each in their own lived remarkable lives through good times and bad they willingly served so liberty and freedom would be preserved martha washington was quite famous in her day her example showed other first ladies the way after her husband george won the revolution together they made many contributions the first lady's role was martha's invention she approached her work with care and attention her dignity and grace were widely admired the mother of our country left a nation inspired abigail adams had her husband's respect she gave frequent advice that was often direct as our founders created the nation anew she advised john remember the ladies too she asked him to listen to women's voices so they'd be included in major choices as first lady abigail lived where no one had been at the white house where she was the first to move in dolly madison was known for beauty and charm but while in the white house she had caused for alarm as the british invaded america once more the madisons presided over a nation at war in washington the british set the white house ablaze and dolly made the narrowest of great getaways she saved a national treasure in that close call and rescued washington's portrait right off the wall ellis learned next about abigail fillmore a friendly first lady who many adored like ellis abigail was an avid reader and she shared her love as a national leader abigail added a library to the white house a lasting contribution from millard fillmore's spouse smart and inquisitive this former teacher selected books for the library to feature abe lincoln was president throughout the civil war and his wife mary todd knew what the fight was for she wished to end slavery with full emancipation and encouraged her husband to make a proclamation mary tended to troops who were hurt in the fight lifting their spirits for a cause that was right she worked hard to keep the u.s army supplied so the union could win and heal the nation's divide being first lady was nellie taft's major goal and she quickly grew into her new leading role as a partner and hostess she was first class as was her cow on the white house grass nelly left her mark on our capital city with a lasting gift that made it so pretty as first lady she planted many cherry trees that still bloom brightly and blow in the breeze no woman has ever held our nation's top post but ellis learned that edith wilson came close she ably assisted when her husband fell ill so woodrow wilson could be president still edith was a woman with courage and brains who cared for her husband and then took the reins with caution and wisdom she fulfilled his commands the people unaware they were safe in her hands eleanor roosevelt was remarkable too a leading first lady with her own point of view she made human rights and equality her mission and the first lady's job a full-time position in meetings with the nation's female reporters she answered questions from foes and supporters when ellis learned of all that eleanor had done he thought she should have made a presidential run jackie kennedy was an instant sensation with glamour and grace she charmed the whole nation in an era of hope some people thought the kennedys had become the new camelot jackie soon added to this sense of allure when she took americans on a special tour for the very first time everyone could see the beauty of the white house on national tv lady bird johnson was rather distressed that america's roadsides weren't looking their best she worked hard to make sure they didn't become littered with trash all dirty and glum congress decided to give ladybird the power to line the highways with beautiful flowers ellis thought americans could take great pride in a country that was restored and beautified nancy reagan left her life as a hollywood star for a stage with a brighter spotlight by far as a wife she had ronald's listening ear and encouraged him in his elected career while first lady nancy launched a major campaign to put an end to a problem that caused much pain she wanted drug-free schools where children could grow and urged young americans to just say no laura bush was a daughter of the lone star state a charming first lady her impact was great this former school teacher was eager to lead a movement to teach every student to read laura traveled the country visiting kids in school and helped them to see that books could be cool admiring her efforts ellis could tell that he and laura would get along well michelle obama made great historic gains asking children to stretch their muscles and brains she challenged them to enjoy daily exercise and led by example to their pleasant surprise michelle urged young people to get up and move and encourage them all to get in the groove ellis was soft and he had to admit that with michelle's advice he could be more fit ellis thought about the first ladies he had met and the others he had not learned about yet all had their own special talents and traits that they used to make the united states great they comforted our nation in moments of need and offered leadership to help america succeed ellis was grateful for what the first ladies had done and now he understood we should remember each one the end we love this book because it shows us how america's first ladies have served our country in very important ways by using their special talents smarts and creativity and these first ladies each took responsibility of being married to presidents very seriously they volunteered their time and energy and made our country better each in their own way we continue to honor and respect them and be inspired to make our country better in our own way too otto let's see if you remember from the book which first lady reminded her husband to remember the ladies me yes abigail adams good boy she was our second first lady married to president john adams now do you promise to remember the ladies yes good boy thank you for watching otto's tales check out some of our other stories too keep reading keep watching and keep learning bye everyone talks about being themselves and not being a cookie cutter person i'm not like most girls i'm independent from social constructs as if there's some sort of pioneer in the oregon trail wilderness watch out for dysentery this sounds good and all but they're still following the people they admire and respect it's impossible to escape the influence of people around us if you have the right peers this can be a good thing but bad peers are lurking in every corner of your life whether it's at school or on your phone screen so here are four tools to help you deal with peer pressure number one respect yourself most people want others to respect them so you just do what everyone pressures you into doing that's how you earn respect right it's just a little jump bro people will not respect someone who's easily pressured into doing things if you want others to respect you you gotta start by respecting yourself now this doesn't mean ignoring what everyone else says just to do whatever you want so madison would i need you to work nope you have to respect me unlimited power that's not self-respect that's a condition called selfish butness it's always good to look for ways to help others and there's always a place for constructive criticism respecting yourself means considering what's best for your own well-being before making decisions you're pressured to make hey kid you want to rub a bank the irony about peer pressure is it really only helps the people pressuring you but if you respect yourself you're always gonna prioritize what's best for you long term it's okay to say no it can actually save your life hey son let's take the fork in here it'll be fun [Music] you are a leader not a sheep so don't act like one number two take ownership all peer pressure does is pressure you to make a decision about something but your friends cannot make you do anything it's your decision and if the decision ultimately belongs to you then you are responsible for your actions now admittedly this is easy to ignore you just think in the back of your mind that if something goes wrong your friends are going to be there to get your back i've got news they won't they're too busy covering their own bags number three friends come and go you don't sometimes it's easy to think that the friends you have right now are your entire world and things will never change i know it's a little hard to believe and kind of painful to think about but you will not be where you are right now forever you're going to go to a different school you'll get a different job you'll move to a different town or country your world will be turned upside down and a whole new set of friends may come along and they'll probably be upside down too and those friends of the past will be just that friends of the past that's not to say that you'll never talk to them again your paths might cross again someday but don't ever let them pressure you into doing something you're going to regret later hey man we should go get tattoos what yes yeah hey guys i got a tattoo decisions can be permanent friends usually aren't number four choose your friends carefully if you run with wolves eventually you'll start to howl if you don't want to howl don't hang with wolves we can't be friends anymore whether you like it or not the people you spend time with rub off on you so find friends that inspire you to be better be better i'm not talking about friends who have more followers or fancy things that doesn't actually make you better i'm talking about things like honesty discipline and respect whether you realize it or not when you surround yourself with these kind of people you're gonna start acting like them it's not rocket science and this is how you make peer pressure work in your favor they'll be pulling you up instead of down if you're having a hard time finding friends like this here's an idea find older more mature people they're usually easy to befriend and have valuable things to share with you are you an older more mature people yes good remember you're the one that has to live with your decisions for the rest of your life don't make bad decisions for anyone your life will only be as good as the decisions you make so make sure your decisions are truly yours thank you for watching this how-to video for prageru we hope you learned something new we'll see you next time thank you [Music] that's right bob despite some violence and destruction by some of our angrier activists we're seeing mostly peaceful protests protesters are demanding that the police be abolished well clint these local activists want to abolish the police they're claiming systematic oppression and want the u.s system torn down what is going on things are so weird right now i know mrs calder gave us an assignment today about being activists for justice isn't mrs calder your math teacher yeah we learn math but we spend a lot of time learning about the stuff they talk about in the news that's weird isn't math class supposed to be for math why is everyone so angry are are they burning a car what does abolish even mean that's enough let's get to the bottom of this the app you got it abolish abolitionist let's check this out [Music] hi are you an abolitionist i am my name is frederick douglass welcome to 1852. thanks i recognize you from a picture in my u.s history textbook you have really cool hair i'm layla that's my brother leo we're trying to learn about activism and abolishing things can you help us well not to brag but i'm the perfect guy for you to talk to i'm the most famous activist in america and i'm currently working on getting something abolished abolish means to end right what are you wanting to get rid of i want slavery to end at this time that you have come to visit for half of the united states it is okay for some people to own other people make them work for many hours for no pay and force them to do anything anytime that's so unfair and horrible you're right the sad fact is slavery has existed everywhere in the world for thousands of years but it's especially disappointing here because america was founded on the idea of freedom yet so many black people are not free are you a slave mr douglas i was but not anymore i was born a slave and i was taken from my family at the age of six that's just so terrible how did you deal with that it was very hard and i was often sad but i taught myself to read and write and like i always say knowledge is the pathway from slavery to freedom as a boy i was regularly beaten but when i was 21 i had had enough and escaped to the north where slavery is against the law and have never looked back today i'm a free american fighting for all to be free how can there be slavery in america when the founding fathers said that all men are created equal yeah and i've heard that some of those founding fathers owned slaves what about that children our founding fathers knew that slavery was evil and wrong and they knew that it would do terrible harm to the nation they wanted it to end but their first priority was getting all 13 colonies to unite as one country the southern colonies were dependent on slave labor and they wouldn't have joined a union that had banned it are you okay with that i'm certainly not okay with slavery but the founding fathers made a compromise to achieve something great the making of the united states if they immediately outlawed slavery after winning independence the southern colonies would have formed their own slave-owning country our founders created a system they thought would have slavery in gradually well we're here in 1852 and america america's been around for about 75 years you're still trying to get slavery abolished it doesn't sound like the system the founding fathers set up is working on the contrary all the northern states outlawed slavery by 1804 and buying slaves from africa was outlawed for the whole country four years later what's taking the southern states so long to do what's right great streams are not easily turned from channels worn deep in the course of ages huh what i mean is sometimes things are more complicated than they might seem and complicated problems take time to solve when i have a complicated math problem if i rush to solve it i make mistakes leo ending slavery is such a bigger deal than your math problems it certainly is layla along with independence and democracy it's probably america's biggest deal there was no real movement anywhere in the world to abolish slavery before the american founding slavery was part of life all over the world it was america that began the conversation to end it but leo is correct that big problems need to be approached very carefully have you kids heard of william lloyd garrison no nope he's an abolitionist like me and he and i used to be friends but we aren't any longer we don't agree how to solve problems william refuses all compromises demands immediate change and if he doesn't get what he wants he likes to set things on fire sounds familiar sounds like you know the type yeah we've got that type in our time so you're trying to work for change inside of the american system precisely layla our system is wonderful and the constitution is a glorious liberty document we just need to convince enough americans to be true to it and people like garrison don't just want slavery abolished but the whole american system you are correct his approach is called radical that means a complete fundamental change of everything that seems silly there are so many amazing things about america well your way is definitely better it's the right way to get change i think so but how are you so sure spoiler alert in our time you're considered an american hero and that other guy isn't really known and double spoiler alert also in our time all americans are equally protected under the law and have equal voting rights regardless of race does america have the same constitution in your time as the one here in 1852 we sure do same one but with some changes called amendments i knew the us constitution would survive and allow for positive change we even had a black president two terms so mr douglas do you think we should be activists just not radical ones leila your america where people are free and everyone is equal under the law sounds pretty great but no place is perfect so it's good to listen to activists who want to improve things but they have to be willing to work inside our system and they have to understand that change usually requires patience and compromise then you might want to join their cars but if they are radicals like garrison you and your brother will be best served to stay away i think i'm just gonna worry about surviving middle school for now that sounds wonderful and you leo i'm just gonna worry about being a kid [Music] welcome to craftery by prep prageru resources for educators and parents we've got crafts history and your questions i'm jill and today we're going to be doing something the whole family can do together we're custom designing a platter to put all of our favorite foods and treats on for celebrating our american holidays okay here's what you'll need a large white porcelain platter washed and dried acrylic paint pens made especially for porcelain and you will need an oven you might need an adult's help with this part okay but we're not gonna do just any kind of design we're gonna decorate this platter to celebrate our american trinity values which are liberty in god we trust and e floribus unum oh we've got a question wait what was that word that you just said i didn't quite catch it yeah what does it mean ah i had a feeling you would ask that you mean e pluribus unum yes e pluribus unum is not english it's latin which is a very old language that not many people know how to speak anymore e pluribus unum means out of many one this saying was first created in 1776 when our 13 colonies became a nation and it was one of america's very first mottos now today it means that america doesn't care how different we all might be or where our families come from because we are all here together as one united isn't that awesome so you're ready to make our platter now make sure you help your mom or dad wash and dry it before you start painting okay all right let's go first let's start with the words e pluribus unum now i always like to check my spelling and practice before i paint it on the plate so stick with me with a plain scrap piece of paper make sure your spelling is correct i'm gonna focus on the red white and blue today shake a shake shake it shake shake it what you can also do is very lightly trace it in pencil on the platter so that you know where you're gonna put your words and it doesn't matter if the writing isn't perfect this is your creation with your family so it's important that you put your mark on it you know next liberty so a lot of countries promise liberty but america is the only country that lets people have the kind of liberty to work as hard as we want to be as successful as we can individually kind of like this if you like to work hard and i want to be lazy then you will most likely become much more successful than me and that's okay that's the kind of liberty we have in america and it means you can do anything okay our last american trinity value in god we trust the fact that we can worship how we want here in america is really special it's not like that in a lot of other countries and america was created with god from the bible as our guide our declaration of independence says all people are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights among these are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness in other words god gives us all our rights the right to think pray and speak and no one can take away our rights because they come from god now that we've got our words let's finish decorating it this is where i might need helping hands [Music] done almost once you're finished drawing you're gonna let the whole thing dry completely don't touch it for a few hours then you're gonna bake this in your oven with nothing on it at 425 degrees fahrenheit for about 30 minutes next turn off your oven let it sit in there for 30 more minutes then you take it out and then you're done and that's it easy peasy and super fun for the whole family it's also a one-of-a-kind work of art to put all of your snacks fruit independence day hot dogs cookies anything you want on it the next time your family celebrates one of our american holidays we hope you had fun if you've got ideas or questions for our next craftery send them my way and remember to send us your pictures too keep crafting keep learning and keep celebrating land of the free and the home of the brave bye guys okay who's got hot dogs cookies muffins you guys i'm hungry it's the spring of 1775. you're a promising young blacksmith in the american colonies life is hard but getting better your boss is trading his usual glaring for actual compliments not that son and a girl named mary begins expressing interest you're pretty sure your heart clutters and you lose yourself from the thought of a happy ever app like that look at the news there's talk of war people in your town are tired of taxes and tyranny it's time to fight they say defend your country they say we will probably not die they don't say so after a little healthy pressure you enlist in the army and grab your musket and march to a field but the field is full of red soldiers pointing their guns at you it hits you that this may be the last thing you ever see no more blacksmith no more merry you raise your musket your hands are sweating and you're feeling sick when all of a sudden you smell pizza rolls and remember oh yeah your life is actually really good because it's a 21st century and you don't actually have to fight in a war for the freedom of a brand new country but a lot of people did fight and a lot of people did actually die the sacrifices they made were very real and it's those sacrifices that we are benefiting from today today on dbhs3 we are going to look at the american revolution and the sacrifices made by those who chose to fight for independence against the greatest power on earth i'm lem and i'm daniel and this is tvh history it's 1776 and the founders just signed the declaration of independence a document declaring their independence from great britain making them their own country the united states of america it's monumental it's exciting but it's terrifying declaring their independence is an act of treason against the greatest empire on earth and when you commit treason you die or at least you're supposed to signing the declaration of independence was ultimately the easy part now the signers and the colonies would have to face the full wrath of the king of britain king george iii who also happened to have some control issues many believe there was no way the americans could possibly win but they believed the ideas of equality and liberty and the declaration of independence were worth fighting for even dying for i mean like think about that they were willing to die for what they believed in and many of them would never even see the fruits of what they were sacrificing for over the course of the revolutionary war 6 800 americans would die in battle and 17 000 would die from disease with another 6 100 wounded and 20 000 taken prisoner it would be a time of great sacrifice and their commitment to the cause would be put to the test while many patriots sacrificed for the cause of the revolution and played important roles there were several who made considerable contributions toward the cause of independence patriots like george washington john adams thomas jefferson and benjamin franklin well washington led troops on the field of battle adams and franklin led the push for independence in congress franklin used his wit in charming persuasion while adams played the role of casting director oh george i knew you'd be perfect for this puppy not only did adams nominate washington to serve as commander-in-chief of the continental army he also suggested that thomas jefferson write the draft for the declaration of independence but i want to ride the horse no no no you write the declaration i want george on the horse and jefferson a brilliant writer was the ideal choice adams franklin jefferson and others would travel across the atlantic ocean to europe to secure foreign support god adams you still smell like a fish their efforts paid off in 1778 when the french government agreed to an alliance with the americans against the british historians believe that without french support america might not have actually won independence they provided weapons leadership training and most importantly a naval blockade that hurt britain's ability to support their troops like most wars the revolutionary war had its highs and lows after washington's army suffered a disastrous defeat in new york in the summer of 1776 the americans appeared to be on the brink of complete failure aha but a few months later when things were beginning to look hopeless washington had a wild idea on christmas day he and his men heroically crossed the icy delaware river and won victories in trenton and princeton breathing new life into the cause many more battles would be fought some of which ended in victory and some of which ended in defeat the americans won a huge victory at the battle of saratoga a moment historians consider a major turning point in the war one which helped convince france to support the cause still thousands of americans would die in camps during harsh winters especially in valley forge pennsylvania hey man i'm cold at times the continental army ran out of money and clothing forcing soldiers to march on the snow barefoot washington and his men would also suffer a painful betrayal in 1780 when one of his top generals benedict arnold abandoned the americans and switched over to the enemy sake despite these hardships washington and his army endured in 1781 everything came together a large british force under general charles cornwallis was camped in yorktown virginia and the americans and the french made a sneaky plan to defeat cornwallis the french navy trapped him from being able to escape by sea and washington's army captured him on land on october 19 1781 cornwallis surrendered and it was this defeat at yorktown that convinced the british government to give up they knew they probably just couldn't win at this point you know throughout 1782 and 1783 john adams benjamin franklin and a few other founders negotiated a treaty with britain to end the war but they were sore losers and refused to pose for this painting bad even though the war looked like it was ending some in america wondered if their country could even survive without a king the americans may have been fighting against a king but many felt the only way to govern such a big country was to have one person ruling over everything one officer in the continental army even suggested that george washington become that king since he had won the war hey george why don't you do it washington however had spent the entire war fighting against the idea of a king he was willing to stick to his belief that the people could govern themselves so washington did the unthinkable after the peace treaty of 1783 he stunned the world by resigning his commission as commander-in-chief of the united states bidding his troops farewell giving up all of his power and returning home to his farm at mount vernon virginia no more posing okay maybe one more pose in doing so the leader of the american revolution proved to the world that in this new nation the people would govern themselves by 1783 the united states of america had fully won its independence but now the question was how could they stay united the founders were in a predicament they needed a national government to keep them together and make decisions for the country as a whole but they didn't like the idea of centralized power they were afraid that having a national government would eventually lead to tyranny so they made a brilliant document that allowed for a national government but greatly restricted its power this document is called the constitution it lays out how the national government will work what it can do and more importantly what it cannot do it gives the government the power it needs without giving it enough power to become tyrannical the constitution turned out to be such an effective rule book for governance that we're still using it today more than two centuries later the united states would survive another war with great britain a civil war two world wars and a lot of dramatic social changes the ideals of the founding fathers would inspire people across the world to launch revolutions in their own countries or come to america for a better life it's true that america is not a perfect country yet for all its flaws america has been a beacon of hope for millions of oppressed people across the globe today more than 240 years after its birth americans can still be inspired by the words all men are created equal and appreciate everyone who helped make those words a reality question what would your life look like today without the sacrifices of the american revolution be specific let us know in the comments below thank you for watching this episode of tbh history for prager you please make sure you like and subscribe and hit the notification bell so you don't miss any future episodes if you're still watching this post an emoji of a christmas tree or something christmas related in the comments below and if you're the first one to post a christmas emoji and you can tell us why we want you to post it we will give you a shout out in the next video speaking of shout outs we need to figure out who we're shouting out this time and so it's time for our research today we give a shout out to abigail robins congratulations abigail roberts it turns out you actually had the wrong answer but you had the most impressive wrong answer of all the wrong answers so we're giving you a shout out because guess what nobody got the right answer not an official shout out it's more of like you got it wrong the right answer was actually a firmer emoji with king george iii why he had a nickname farmer george not george washington show them what they would have won if they would have gotten right they would have won a shout out no they wouldn't want to respect john adams you still smell like a fish sorry i laughed don't laugh at me it's not funny worst crew ever i'm just gonna use the best career ever want george wearing his pants i don't know i didn't read what we're doing do you want to celebrate your birthdays alone is the idea of having a job you love boring to you i love this job i'm bored then don't watch this video but if for some crazy reason the idea of having actual friends and jobs that you love and meaningful relationships sounds great to you you need to master the art of having conversations with real people four tips is all you need to start having conversations like a pro [Music] number one practice good body language actions speak louder than words and body language is no exception just look at these precious gems this person wants to hit you this guy is hiding something this person is insecure and timid and this guy a too many fiber one bars get the idea if your body language is telling people things you'd be embarrassed to say with your mouth don't worry with a little practice you'll soon be a master keep your hands away from your face and hair don't play with your fingers keep your phone out of your hands stand up straight and smile and make sure you look them in the eye it's weird when you don't let people look at your eyeballs number two come with a learning mindset treat each person you find like a gold mine if you dig deep enough you're gonna find some golden nuggets everybody has gold nuggets inside them whether it's a job interview or you're just stuck in line at a grocery store you can always learn something we're talking about deep life lessons and wisdom which is one reason it's a good idea to talk to adults believe it or not adults actually want to talk to you they want to know how you feel about things and what you have to say but more importantly they have really valuable things to share with you like how to avoid mistakes they made when they were your age the more you can learn from others mistakes the less mistakes you have to make yourself if you're not for me then you are my enemy only as this would deal in absolutes and who knows maybe you won't have to get third degree burns from the pit of lava you fell into when your legs got cut off in a lightsaber battle because you were trying to use the dark side to save your wife from certain death number three ask and listen people love to talk about themselves so just ask them thoughtful questions and let them talk side note if nerves and awkwardness are holding you back from having conversations with people you don't know don't fear with this one tip you can kiss the awkward turtle goodbye that was awkward what you need to know is that the more you focus on yourself the more nervous and awkward you're gonna feel so the solution is focus on the other person instead of yourself and the more you do this the more that nervousness and awkwardness will begin vanishing it's like magic but not it really helps to have good questions ready to ask questions like what are you interested in what are you interested in or what do you do in your free time so what do you do in your free time or are you lactose intolerant okay maybe not that when you're not asking questions it's really good to sprinkle in words that show that you're engaged in the conversation such as the following the aha the aha the smile plus the no way bro no way bro no way the smiley random high five for no reason yeah [Music] the affirming but overly zealous comment i'm really enjoying this overly amazing conversation right now it's amazing you're a great pal to talk to okay yeah i like talking to you you get the idea just make sure you open up about yourself and share personal things in return just don't be too vulnerable stay away from anything related to biological abnormalities or diseases like your foot bunions leprosy or hot dog fingers but anything else is on the table number four land the plane when you sense you're running out of things to say don't just stop abruptly and leave like flying a plane try to find a good place to land the conversation wrap it up by saying that you enjoy talking and getting to meet them and that you hope to talk again soon i enjoyed talking it was good to meet you i look forward to talking to you again soon even if you don't and if it went really well ask for their number so you can keep the conversation going later this is how you turn a stranger into a friend and even if you don't become friends you just never know what that connection might do for your future quest to get to middle earth and throw the ring in the volcano either way it's a win after exchanging contacts take a deep breath and stand up straight now walk with confidence into the sunset you did it you had a successful conversation and guess what it feels good but don't stop there there are many more friends to be made stories to be heard and lessons to be learned so go out there and find the golden nuggets there's only one left i hope this is the final take this is our last night thank you for watching this how-to video for prageru hope that you learned something new and see you next time that was so much fun we hope you had a blast until our next marathon keep celebrating land of the free and home of the brave and always visit prageru.com kids to watch more i'm gonna keep reading up here you