On this episode of Studio See, meet horse-enthusiast Lori, who saved up to buy her own horse, Magic. She was surprised to learn her horse was six months pregnant, later birthing her a filly named Sunshine. Lori finds herself using two different methods to teach Magic and Filly. With Magic, she does not have to be as firm and forceful but with Sunshine, it's a different story since she is unpredictable and full of energy. Lori talks through her process of training Sunshine and Magic while displaying different techniques.
Next up on Studio See, four kids discover what's it like to be inside a Goodyear Blimp. We will learn facts about the blimp's size and how it operates. The Goodyear Blimp's can go up to 50 mph but usually cruises at 30 mph. The kids ask questions like what makes the blimp go up and down, and how many people does it take to operate it.
The next segment takes us to a fair to meet a variety of craftspeople. The weaver discusses how he uses an older loom, and demonstrates his technique for making cloth. The other craftspeople they meet include a person who makes pottery and also a wood craftsman.
In the last segment, the program talks to Rudy, a naturalist who knows a lot about the woods. Three kids travel with Rudy as he shows them a big waterfall. He provides some facts about the waterfall and explains how it works as they reach the top of it.
