She would love to try jump rope! She can teach them human jump rope rhymes, too, and translate those.

Gosh, they don't have so much of a habit of rhyming while jumping rope but it's a cute idea! They adapt Voan songs to it.

It's fun, yeah! Helps keep rhythm and also it's funner to challenge yourself to get further in the rhyme than just a number.

This one has rhymes about stuff you can do while jumping to make jump-rope harder, too, like turning around and touching the floor.

They have the concept of jump rope tricks! They will show off for her.

Cool! These are super fun!

Oh good!

Zada's second morning class is ART. This takes place in the art building across the field. They are doing linoleum prints.

Art's fun! Colors are fun! Linoleum prints are cool!

Some people are doing big ones but Zada's made a bunch of little stamps she's using to do tile-like patterns across her paper, and Bright can borrow some stamps today.

Okay!

She likes ones with curvy lines and circles and spirals the best.

There are plenty of those! "I bet you can't do this underwater."

"Probably not, but I've lived on the surface my whole life 'cause mom was studying humans. We only sometimes went underwater to do visits."

"Ohhhh. Did you do prints before?"

"Nope! I've done lots of sketches though!"

"We draw sometimes!"

"That's good!"

"And the last thing we did was make wire sculptures."

"3D stuff sounds fun to try."

"It was! I can show you mine on the way to lunch." Stamp stamp.

Stamps! With orange and dark blue ink.

"That sounds good!"

On the way to lunch Zada locates and shows off her wire hedgehog.

It's so cool!

Lunch here is another buffet-style but they do stop a kid from taking three slices of cake and have a word with anyone who takes no vegetables. (Bright's an exception, they make no comments to her whatsoever.) Zada gets an egg and ham sandwich and some broccoli and a fruit salad cup and just one slice of cake.

She picks food under the same criteria as last time but is probably going to end up doing stuff like picking the ham out of a ham sandwich, which is actually enough food for her.

"Do you not like bread?" asks Zada.

"It's hard to digest, so I can only eat a little right now, and I'm not super hungry anyways."