We all live in the

capital I. Oh, hi.

I am drawing a portrait of the letter I. Yep, that's right.

It's for my forthcoming one-bear show, "Baby Bear-- a

Bear and his Letter."

[SPARKLY MUSIC]

BABY BEAR: [GASP]

Hey!

It's Abby Cadabby!

ABBY CADABBY: What is that?

BABY BEAR: Oh, oh, this?

This is the letter I. Yeah, as in ice cream.

ABBY CADABBY: Awesome.

Where'd you get it?

BABY BEAR: No, no, no.

No, Abby, No, I didn't get it.

No, no.

I made it myself with this wee little crayon.

ABBY CADABBY: Oh, you did?

BABY BEAR: Mm-hm.

ABBY CADABBY: Oh, could I make the letter I?

Oh, could I, could I, could I?

Huh?

BABY BEAR: Sure, Abby.

Here.

Here, take the crayon.

There you go.

ABBY CADABBY: Mm-hm.

BABY BEAR: Let me give you a nice clear sheet of paper.

ABBY CADABBY: OK.

All right.

The letter I.

BABY BEAR: Mm-hm.

ABBY CADABBY: Ahem.

Toe of toad, eye of fly, let there be the letter I. Kazam!

BABY BEAR: Uh, Abby?

ABBY CADABBY: Kazoo!

BABY BEAR: Abby, that's not a wand.

ABBY CADABBY: Hey, this I's not working very good.

Kaboom, kabam--

BABY BEAR: Abby.

ABBY CADABBY: Ka-something!

BABY BEAR: Oh, brother.

Abby, that's not how a crayon works!

ABBY CADABBY: Well, how does a crayon work?

BABY BEAR: Well, here, I'll show you.

Here, come over here.

ABBY CADABBY: OK.

BABY BEAR: Now you just put the point of the crayon onto

the paper, and now you press and you move it

in a straight line.

ABBY CADABBY: It's making a red line!

BABY BEAR: Yep.

That's what a red crayon does.

ABBY CADABBY: It's magic!

BABY BEAR: Mm-hm.

And you go and you draw a line right across

the top, like this.

ABBY CADABBY: Oh!

[GIGGLES]

BABY BEAR: And now you go to the bottom, and you draw a

line across the bottom, like this.

ABBY CADABBY: Oh!

[GIGGLES]

BABY BEAR: Ooh!

That's OK.

That's all right.

There it is.

Look at this!

You just drew the letter I.

ABBY CADABBY: Oh, it's so enchanting!

BABY BEAR: Mm-hm.

ABBY CADABBY: Oh, wait till I tell the elves about crayons.

They'll never believe it!

BABY BEAR: You know, come to think of it, it is magic.