Hot Air - Kids' Poems and Stories With Michael Rosen

The transcript describes the experience of using hand dryers in public places. It explains how to operate them by pressing a button, which releases hot air to dry hands. The narrative also explores playful interactions, such as turning the spout to blow air in different directions, creating fun effects like drying hair or surprising friends.

What is the first step in using a hot air hand dryer?

• Wait for it to start automatically

• Wave your hands under it

• Press the silver button

• Turn the spout

What happens when you hold your hands under the hot air dryer?

• The spout turns automatically

• The machine stops

• The water dries off your hands

• The air gets colder

What can you do with the spout of some hand dryers?

• Adjust the air speed

• Make it play music

• Turn it to blow air in different directions

• Change the air temperature

How do friends react when the spout is turned towards them?

• They laugh and enjoy it

• They ignore it

• They turn it off immediately

• They get surprised by the air in their face

What is a humorous effect of turning the spout towards someone's face?

• It makes their hair stand up

• It warms their nose

• It makes them sneeze

• It cools them down