This Kid Turned Into Jello

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Speaker 1 (00:04):
Hey friends, it's Mr Jim and welcome back to Kids
Short Stories. If this is your first time or you're
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to try five. That's our challenge, where for five days
in a row, your kids listen to some awesome stories
to use their imagination and watch their creativity come to life.

(00:27):
You see, we make stories every single day for you,
and you just never know what kind of story you're
gonna find on any given day. So hang with me
for five days, whether maybe driving in the car or
maybe during lunchtime, and I think you're gonna find something
pretty amazing happens. Well, friends, are you ready for today's adventure?

(00:51):
He too, Let's go. It was a beautiful day as
Weston was playing outside. He had built something absolutely magical.
He had pulled together a whole bunch of branches and
things and add actually created like a shelter. Have you

(01:15):
ever seen a shelter built out of sticks and in
leaves and in branches. Yes, Weston is a master shelter builder,
and this one it was pretty amazing. But all of
a sudden he heard a sound. What was that? He

(01:38):
spun around and looked. There was nothing there, and then
he heard it again. Oh, I think that's my stomach growling,
said Weston. He thought it was like a terrifying monster,
but it was only his own. To me, it must
be snack time if my stomach is making these sounds.

(02:00):
All right, shelter, I will be back, said Weston as
he left his shelter in the backyard and walked inside. Mom,
I'm kind of hungry. Is there something I could have
to eat? Yeah, Weston, you can pick out a snack
in the pantry. I'm doing some work over here. So
are you okay on figuring it out on your own?

(02:22):
She called out. Yes, I can do that. I'm a
master snack maker, said Weston. Weston and his mom had
spent a lot of time in the kitchen working together,
and she had taught him how to make a lot
of different snacks along the way. He walked over to
the pantry and opened the door. All right, all right,
what should I ah? Not that? Not that? Wait a second,

(02:47):
what's the way back there? Said Weston? All the way
back in the back corner of the pantry. It's a
box of jello. I love. Oh, said Weston. He had
to get up on its tippy toes and reach all
the way back and grab onto the box with just

(03:08):
two fingers. There he got it. Oh, I've never seen
jello that looks like that before. Oh, well, I'm sure
it'll be delicious, said Weston. He turned around and got
all the ingredients and everything ready to start making jello.
Who likes to eat jello? Oh, it's pretty delicious the

(03:29):
way it jiggles around. Oh, jello is a pretty fun thing.
What's your favorite color? Mm? I wonder if that would
taste delicious. Well, Weston started working very hard. Him and
his mom had made jello a hundred times together, so
he was pretty much a jello expert. He got everything
ready and now it was time to wait. He figured

(03:53):
that instead of staring at the jello waiting for it
to set, he could go outside and finish working on
his alter, and then by the time he has done,
the jello would be ready to eat. That's pretty smart
because sometimes when you're just like sitting there waiting for
something to happen, those minutes can crawl by very slowly. Right, Yeah,

(04:15):
so that's a pretty smart idea. Weston went back outside
and started working on the roof of a shelter. He
had to find some more large branches that could span
across the whole top and cover it also with some
leaves to provide shelter from the rain. After about thirty minutes,
he stood back and looked at this amazing shelter that

(04:35):
he had built. Wow, this is this might be my
best dorn ever. Oh oh, least bogs. I think I
lost track of time. And I hope the jello's ready.
Weston dropped the three sticks that were in his hand
and raced inside, eager to see if his bright green
jello was ready to eat. It looks perfect, and it

(04:59):
looks wow. I've never seen jello that bright before. It
looks almost magical. I bet it's absolutely delicious. He raced
over and grabbed a spoon and sat down and took
the first bite. He carefully scraped his spoon into the
jello and watched as it carved through like a pumpkin.

(05:23):
He held up his spoon and watched as the green
jello jiggled back and forth on that spoon. All right,
let's test it. M m oh, that's good. That's delicious.
And before you knew it, Weston gobbled up a lot
of jello that was a very special snack, but unfortunately

(05:49):
something that's about to get a little crazy right now.
He finished the last spoon full of jello. Oh that
was delicious. I gotta clean up. He put all the
bowls in the sink and started cleaning up from the
mess that had happened from the creation of the jello.
And then all of a sudden, something strange started happening.

(06:10):
A second, that's wrong with my fingers. It's like it
feels weird, and it's kind of hard to pick it
up with a second, all of a sudden, as he
was reaching to grab things, his fingers turned into jello.
Like he couldn't. His fingers weren't strong enough anymore to

(06:32):
hold on anything. They would just slip right off and
his fingers would bounce, but just like jello. And then
his arm, and then his elbow and his shoulder, and
then it's toes and his I'm turning into jello, shouted Weston.
His mom came running Weston, what's going on? She couldn't

(06:58):
believe it that she was daring at her son, who
had started wibbling and wobbling and squibbling and squabbling. He
was made of jello. Now, donue tongue done. Mom, I
don't know what happened. I I found in this package
of jello in the back of the pantry, and I
made it and it was delicious. And now look at me.

(07:22):
His mom's eyes were ginormous and she put her hand
over her mouth. You didn't eat that jello packet all
the way back in the pantry, did you. That's exactly
the one I ate, said Weston. Oh dear, said his mom.
Why did you say, oh dear? Was there something wrong
with that jello? Was it poison? Am I gonna what's happening? Well,

(07:47):
the other day I went to the grocery store and
there was a lepre con running around the parking lot
putting Jello and hot Coco in everybody's carts. I thought
it was kind of strange, and so I put it
in the back of the pantry because I didn't want
anyone to find it and eat it, because I don't
know if you can trust the leprecons Jello. A leprecons jello,

(08:11):
said Weston. I didn't know lepricns like jello exactly, and
that's why I I was a little weary about that jello.
And now I understand why it was probably all just
a leprechn trick. How do I turn myself back? Said Weston.
I can't handle all of this jiggling. By now, Western's

(08:35):
entire body had turned to jello and was now jiggling
with every time he tried to move. What would what
would you do if you turned into jello? That would
be pretty hilarious. I wonder, I wonder if you would
taste good. I wonder if hmm, that's interesting. Well, I

(08:55):
don't think Weston wants to taste himself, but they need,
if I in a way to turn him back to
a normal person, not jello. Wait a second, I have
an idea, said his mom. It might sound crazy, but
that Leprichn he gave me the jello and hot coco.
I wonder if we make hot coco, if that will

(09:17):
turn you back to normal. His mom reached back to
the very far back of the pantry, and there it
was a strange package of hot chocolate, one that they'd
never seen before. It was probably one that the Lepricn made. Okay,
I'll try anything, Just make it quickly, said Weston. His
mom made a delicious cup of hot cocoa using that

(09:38):
powder from the Leprichn and Weston sipped on the hot
chocolate and it was delicious. This is the best hot
chocolate I've ever tasted, said Weston, And all of a sudden,
look at that my fingers, they look normal again, and

(09:59):
then his arm, his elbow, shoulder, and his toes and
him back to normal, shouted Weston, who gave his mom
a very big hug, happy to be a normal kid again.
This may be the end of the story, but I
think Western and his mom learned a very valuable lesson
to never eat magic jello made by leprechauns. The end.

(10:30):
Great job, you listened all the way to the end,
and you know what time it is. It's time for kid,
shouted Oh. I would to say hey to rowing In
Fox from Pennsylvania, Mini from British Columbia, Landry and Rex
from Katie, Texas, Jimmy from Australia, Emmelyn from British Columbia,
Mary from New Jersey, Frankie from New Hampshire, and Weston

(10:52):
from Ontario. I'm so glad that you're all in the
kids story, his family and on the spy team. We
could not stop Doctor Sticky Breath and his crew without
you my friends. Will you have a super duper day
and I will see you next time. Bye.

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