It's Mr. Shnoose, the manager of the Fluesville factory, bringing you Flues Media to fun-filled Flues challenge for kiddos of all ages.

Today is the Flues Mania weekly spelling bee, and we have five words for you to spell.

And today, we are going all in on big things. That's right. Every word is something huge, massive, enormous.

Um, the opposite of tiny, etc. etc. Now you race out and find yourself a piece of paper and a pencil,

and don't worry it can be

normal sized while you're off getting your normal sized pencil and paper I will play

the Fluesville team song for 10 seconds ready set go get that paper and pencil! Okay, amazing spellers!

I hope you've got your paper and pencil ready to spell.

Here comes the first big thing for you to spell.

Your big word is giraffe.

Can I use it in a sentence, Mr. Snoose?

Funny, you ask? I certainly can.

Today, I learned that giraffes are bright green, they glow in the dark and they only speak Spanish.

Wait a minute, hold on a second, that can't be right. I don't think giraffes can speak Spanish. Let me try that again.

Giraffes can grow 20 feet tall and their necks are over 6 feet long.

Now that is pretty big.

In case you're wondering, that is six foot long sandwiches placed end to end. That's their neck.

Or as waffle and mouth they call it, breakfast.

Now I hope you've written down how to spell giraffe.

Let's see how you did.

Giraff is spelled G-I-R-A.

F-F-E

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