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[? opening theme music playing]
[singing] ? Kindergarten, I'm on my way ?
? The wait is finally over ?
? It's gonna be great ?
? I know that when I get there ?
[all] ? When I get there ?
? All of my friends will be waiting for me ?
- [girl] ? Here we go ? - [all] ? Go ?
[girl] ? The show is starting ?
? Come on get ready for ?
? Kindergarten, the musical ?
[all] ? The musical ?
[girl] ? Everyone's a star ?
- ? We are ? - ? Yeah ?
[girl] ? Set and ready for ?
? Kindergarten, the musical ?
[all] ? Let's put on the show ?
? Come on get ready for ?
? Kindergarten, the musical ?
? Let's put on the show ?
[Kenji] "It's Only a Paper Crane!"
Okay, my curious kinders,
today we're learning about Japan,
a country all the way across the world.
[all exclaim in awe]
I was born in Japan,
so I brought in my favorite book for story time.
Thank you, Kenji!
And lucky for us, story time starts now.
Could I help tell the story?
That'd be wonderful, Kenji.
Let's explore Japan.
[Kenji singing] ? There was a boy who lived in a small town ?
? With only farmland and green hills around ?
? Then a magic crane flew in from the blue ?
? A bird that could make the boy's wishes come true ?
? So the boy wished... ?
? "I want to see Mount Fuji ?
? "And the festival Toro Nagashi ?
? "I love my town, but if I can ?
? "I want to see all the wonders of Japan" ?
? The crane said, "I'll make all your wishes come true ?
? "If you fold 18 cranes in one day" ?
? The boy got to work ?
? And he made all 18 ?
? With a sprinkle of dust and a flutter of wings ?
? The crane flew the boy far away ?
? And the boy sang... ?
? "Look! I can see Mount Fuji ?
? "The festival Toro Nagashi ?
? "I love my town, but here I am ?
? "Flying through all the wonders of ?
? "Japan ?
? "I see the many wonders of ?
? "Japan" ?
[both] The end!
Wow!
I wish I could see all those places in Japan.
All of them!
[sighs] I wish I could, too.
Wish?
[gasps] Wait!
What if we all make a wish like the boy in the story!
Yeah! Then maybe we'll get to see Japan too!
Sounds cool!
We just have to make 18 origami cranes if we want the wish to come true.
Origami?
I thought the boy in your book made paper cranes.
Origami cranes are paper cranes.
In Japan, the special way of folding paper is called "origami."
Oh! Let's start making some!
[all agree enthusiastically]
If we want to make our wish come true,
we have to make all 18 cranes by the end of today.
Is it okay if we try, Ms. Moreno?
I'd never stop you kidda-dees from trying to see Japan.
It sounds fun!
Okay. Eighteen paper cranes, let's go.
Whoo-hoo!
I'm gonna make the coolest, fold-iest crane ever!
[straining]
Ta-da!
Uh, so, it's nice you wanna help, Rose,
but making origami cranes is hard.
It took me a long time to learn.
- It's okay, just show us how. - [all] Yeah!
I think it'll be faster if I make the cranes myself.
But, Kenji, 18 origami cranes is a lot to make by yourself.
It's cool. I can make all the cranes before snack time.
Then our wish'll come true, and boom!
We'll see Japan.
[all exclaim enthusiastically]
[chuckles] Let's go!
Ooh! I can't wait! Let's watch.
Yeah, let's bird-watch!
[gasps] It's starting to look like an origami crane!
[Ellie] Juice box break?
Phew! Thanks.
Okay, how many cranes have I made?
I'm really good at counting high, 'cause I'm the oldest.
So let's see...
- One. - One?
I've been folding forever!
Sorry.
It's cool.
I'll just fold faster.
[triangle tings]
All right, my kidoodles,
now we're going to learn about cherry blossom trees,
which Japan is famous for.
I'm afraid that means
you'll have to continue making your cranes at recess, Kenji.
[stammers] It's cool.
[chuckles nervously]
[sips loudly]
Berti, there's another crane!
[imitates crane call]
That's how you say "hi" in crane.
Done with one more.
Great, Kenji!
Let's start a pile with the crane you made before.
Okay. Number two, comin' up!
- [wind howls] - Oh, no, come back!
- I'll get it! I'll get it! - Stop flying! Stop flying! Stop!
[Kenji] Catch that crane!
- [Rose] Get it! - I got it!
Whoops.
[groans in disappointment]
All that work and it's gone!
I'll just have to fold even faster.
[sighs] At least we have one done.
[Rose] Heads up!
[screams]
Are you okay, little guy?
- Uh-oh. - We're sorry, Kenji.
[sighs] It's cool.
Kenji, we can help make more cranes in class
if you show us how.
There's no time. The day's gonna be over soon.
[sighs] I can do it myself.
[? upbeat music playing]
[singing] ? I can do it, I can do it all by myself ?
? Nothin' to it I can do it, I can do it ?
? Clock is ticking There's no time to ask for help ?
? I can do it, I can do it ?
? Eighteen cranes by the end of the day ?
? That's my goal, if I can reach it ?
? Folding origami's hard ?
? But not as hard as if I tried to teach it ?
[inaudible]
? I can do it, I can do it all by myself ?
? Nothin' to it I can do it, I can do it ?
? Clock is ticking But no time to ask for help ?
? I can do it, I can do it ?
? I can do it, I can do it ?
? I can do it, I can do it, I can do it ?
[triangle tings]
Okay, creative kidlings, the day's almost over.
It's time to clean up.
But I didn't finish!
[groans]
I tried and I tried, but I couldn't make all the paper cranes in time.
Now there's no way our wish to see Japan can come true.
Huh?
But... how'd you make all those?
We thought you might need help, so we watched you fold cranes all day.
After a while, we kind of got the hang of it.
Then Berti and Radish taught us how to make them.
Whoa!
So teaching you all to make cranes wasn't as hard as I thought?
It's okay. I just hope we made enough.
Let's count them!
One, two, three, four, five...
six, seven, eight...
nine, ten, eleven...
twelve, thirteen, fourteen...
fifteen, sixteen, seventeen...
But we needed 18 cranes.
We need one more!
No! We were so close!
Um, does this count?
I think I got it right, but I get it if it isn't.
What are you talking about, Rose?
I see a beak, flappy wings, a tail...
Looks like an origami crane to me.
[all] Yay!
You did it, Rose.
No, we did it! All together.
Next time I need help, I'll just ask.
So, since we made 18 cranes,
does this mean our wish will come true and we'll get to see Japan?
Let's see!
Okay, ready and...
[all] Let's go to Japan.
Let's go to Japan.
[sighs] The wish isn't happening.
[all groan in disappointment]
Actually, as it turns out, your wish has come true.
Please meet me at the story rugs to see.
[all exclaim in surprise]
Okay. Is everyone ready to go to Japan?
Konnichiwa!
That means "Hello" in Japanese.
[all] Konnichiwa!
Ms. Kawamoto is a dear friend of mine who lives in Japan.
I set up a video call so you can meet her.
So if everyone is ready, I'm going to show you all around Japan.
[all cheer enthusiastically]
We did it.
[? upbeat music playing]
[singing] ? Thanks for your help ?
? By the end of the day ?
? We did it together ?
? We made all the cranes ?
? Now far from school in a faraway land ?
[all] ? Flying above all the beautiful sites of Japan ?
? Look! We can see Mount Fuji ?
? The festival Toro Nagashi ?
[Tej] ? Osaka Castle! ?
? Takoyaki stands! ?
[all] ? We get to see all the wonders of ?
? Japan ?
? All the many amazing wonders of ?
? Japan ?
[Ellie] "If I Were a Princess."
[kids chattering]
I hope you're all enjoying Castle Week, kidda-dees!
I'm loving the royal and creative castle paintings you're making.
Look, Ms. Moreno! I put polka dots on my castle.
[Ms. Moreno] That is dot-tastic, Ellie.
My castle has coquis on it,
little frogs from Puerto Rico that go, "Ko-kee! Ko-kee!"
Mine has cloud towers,
so the fairy princess has a soft place to land.
Such thoughtful and clever ideas, my amazing artists.
I'd live in any of these castles!
They're awesome.
Let's set aside our paintings to dry because it's recess!
And I brought some costumes and toys from the classroom for extra playtime fun.
[children cheering happily]
I have something special to play at recess,
something my sister made.
- Ooh, I wanna see! - Me too!
And... done!
Hmm, what should I play?
[gasps] Maybe there's something royal and castle-y!
[singing] ? What should I play at recess today? ?
? All my friends are having fun ?
? If I can choose anything I wanna do a royal thing ?
? I really hope that I can find that one thing ?
? That really royal fun thing ?
[playing instruments]
Hey, Ellie! Wanna play music band?
Uh... not really.
I want to play something royal, like in a castle!
Are you sure? You can ting-ting the triangle!
Thanks, but I'm gonna see what Tej and Jamil are playing over there.
[singing] ? What should I play at recess today? ?
Hey, what you playing?
[roars]
We're firefighters rescuing a dino-kitty stuck in a tree. Wanna play?
That sounds really fun, but I'm gonna see what Berti, Kat and Abigail
are playing over there! See ya!
[singing] ? What should I play? ?
Hi! What are you all doing?
[all singing] ? We're playing princess! ?
My big sister made a book all about how to be a princess.
Wanna play with us?
- Yeah! - Come play!
Playing princess sure looks fun.
[singing] ? I know what I'll play at recess today ?
? Today at recess ?
- [all] ? Ooh! ? - ? I'm gonna be a princess ?
I'm so glad you're going to play princess with us,
[regally] Princess Ellie.
[both regally] We are, too!
[in normal voice] Thanks!
[regally] Me too.
Nice bow!
But according to the book, princesses don't really do that.
They curtsy. See?
Oh... whoops. I'll do that next time for sure.
I can't believe your sister made such a cool book, Abigail!
[Abigail] Isn't it great?
And we each get one of these.
Whoa!
- Cool! - What is it?
Princess star charts.
We put a star sticker on our chart for every princess thing we do.
And once we fill our charts up...
We'll be real pretend princesses?
Yep! And get our very own crown.
[all exclaim excitedly]
Let's see what's first.
It looks like we have to dress like a princess,
but what's she wearing?
It's called a boa,
which is kind of like a fancy scarf.
My sister taught me how to wear one like a princess.
Watch! Like this...
Then you walk... like this.
Get it?
- I get it. - Yeah.
[regally] Let's princess walk, everyone!
[all three girls] Step, together. Step, together.
Step, together.
So I just put it on... like this?
[sneezes] Ah, it's so fuzzy!
- [all giggling] - [Ellie struggling]
- [thud] - [Ellie coughs]
Ellie? Need some help?
I'm... okay.
But this boa's really itchy and it keeps making me...
[sneezes and sighs] sneeze.
Maybe if I wear it a different way, like this?
Looks good to me!
Me too!
Now we can all put the first sticker on our princess star charts.
Are you sure?
It's not the way that you all are wearing your boas.
But you're wearing it, and that's what's important.
- I think so, too. - Definitely.
[sighs] I guess...
Okay then. "Dress like a princess" is... done!
[giggling]
I'm only putting half of a star 'cause I'm not sure I wore my boa right.
I hope I do better at the next princess thing.
Okay, the princess book says
if you want to be a princess, you have to drink tea royally.
How do you do that?
Just take your juice,
I mean, tea... [chuckles]
like this,
then sip... [sips]
and dab your lips with a napkin.
Like this?
[both] Dab, dab.
[loud sipping]
Mmm, mmm, mmm. Ah! That was de-lish!
Oops. That wasn't the princess way you showed us, Abigail.
Sorry!
It was so yum and I was so thirsty.
It's kind of fun to drink like that.
True.
I sometimes drink milk like that when I eat chocolate chip cookies.
But I didn't do the napkin dabbing right.
Don't worry, Ellie.
You drank that "tea,"
so now you can put a sticker on your chart.
- [Berti and Kat] Done! [giggling] - [Abigail] Did it! [giggles]
I shouldn't get a star for tea-drinking.
I definitely didn't do it as royally as my friends.
Ooh, the book says we're almost ready to get our princess crowns!
- What do we do? - I want to see!
[Abigail] Well...
[? dramatic music playing]
[singing] ? Look in the book There's a few more steps ?
? Gotta curtsy, gotta wave Gotta twirl in your dress ?
? If you wanna get a crown Gotta check it off the list ?
? Check, yes, this is how you princess ?
? Okay, what's next on the list? ?
? Well, first we gotta learn to twirl and do the royal curtsy ?
? Then turn at the wrist like this ?
- [Kat] ? That's a princess wave ? - ? Like this? ?
? That's great Now you're ready for parades ?
? I don't know if I can do this ?
? 'Cause every move feels wrong ?
? The only thing that's true is I don't belong ?
- [all] ? Curtsy! Twirl! Smile! Wave! ? - ? They make it look easy ?
? I can't get the wave or the smile or the curtsy ?
? The same way as all my friends ?
? I wish I could do it like them ?
? Look in the book There's a few more steps ?
? Gotta curtsy, gotta wave Gotta twirl in your dress ?
? If you wanna get a crown Gotta check it off the list ?
? Check, yes, this is how you princess ?
? Look in the book There's a few more steps ?
- ? Gotta curtsy, gotta wave... ? - ? I don't know if I can do this! ?
[all] ? ...check it off the list ?
? Check, yes, this is how you princess ?
[struggling]
It won't fit!
It keeps falling off!
Tilt it to the side?
Here. Let me try!
Just a... [struggling] little more...
- [ripping] - [all gasp]
[groans] It ripped!
I can't do any of this princess stuff the right way.
I quit!
[Kat] Ellie, wait!
Ellie, are you okay?
The boa, the tea, the crown.
You're all so princess-y and so royal.
But not me. I do it all differently.
So I really don't think I can be a princess.
[sighs]
Um, Ellie, I really hope your castle painting is dry.
What? Oh, it is.
Hmm. Even though I'm not a good princess,
I still love the polka-dot castle I made.
- Me too. - So good!
And, Abigail, your ice cream sundae castle looks so delicious.
Thanks!
And, Kat, your cloud castle is so fluffy and pretty.
Thanks!
And isn't Berti's coqui-covered castle so cute?
Ko-kee!
[all exclaiming]
I guess there's more than one way to make a castle.
We just all did it our own way.
Oh! We did it our own way.
Maybe there's more than one way to be a princess!
The book is just the way my sister played princess with her friends,
but it doesn't have to be the way we play.
Princesses can all be different.
Just like our castles.
Well, then, I'm gonna be a princess my way!
[? upbeat music playing]
[sipping loudly]
Ah!
Princesses, I'm back!
[cheering]
[giggles]
Let's see who else wants to play princess.
- Yay! - Let's play!
[Ellie] And that is how I princess.
Hey, everyone, come play princess with us!
You can wear fancy boas and paper crowns.
[Ellie clears throat]
- [Abigail] Or not. - [both giggle]
You can be a princess any way you want.
[all exclaim enthusiastically]
[singing] ? I can do this now 'cause I figured it out ?
? Gotta be myself, not worry about if I'm doing it the right way ?
? Gonna do it my way ?
- ? Hey, can I play? ? - [all] ? Yes! ?
? That sounds fun, can I play too? ?
- [both] ? How do you princess? ? - ? It's up to you ?
? You can curtsy, you can twirl Give a wave and smile ?
? But the best way to do it is in your own style ?
- ? This is how you ? - ? This is how I ?
? This is how we ?
? This is how we princess ?
Say, "Princess!"
- [all] Princess! - [camera shutter clicks]
[children giggling]
[squeals]
[? closing theme music playing]
[audience cheering]
[squealing]
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