Ep 3. Wind

The Hoobs Season 1, Volume 1 season 3 episode 3 titled "Wind" involves Groove, Tula, Iver, and Roma as they explore the concept of wind. The Hoobs all get excited about wind when they realize they can use it to make music, create movement, and fly kites. However, they soon discover that wind is much more complex than they originally thought.

Tula and Groove are fascinated by how wind can make objects move and come up with an experiment to test it out. They use a feather and a leaf and try to blow them across the room with their breath. They discover that it's not very effective, but when they open a window, the wind blows the feather and leaf away easily. The Hoobs then go outside to explore wind further.

While outside, Roma gets fixated on all the different things wind affects in nature. She notices how the wind can blow leaves and even change the direction of tree branches. The Hoobs then decide to experiment more with wind and see how they can use it to make music. They create kazoos out of home materials and blow on them to create sound. They even experiment with creating their own wind instruments out of tubes and straws.

Next, the Hoobs decide to explore wind further by flying kites. However, they quickly realize that flying kites is not as easy as it seems. They struggle to keep the kites in the air and even accidentally cause a windy disaster. Through their failures, they realize that wind can be unpredictable and powerful.

The Hoobs then meet a real meteorologist who teaches them about the science of wind and how it is created in the atmosphere. The meteorologist also educates them on weather and how wind can impact our daily lives. The Hoobs are inspired to create their own weather forecasting system using wind sock and compasses they create from household materials.

As the episode comes to an end, the Hoobs realize just how many ways wind can impact our lives, from the way we make music to the way we fly kites to the way we predict the weather. Wind is a fascinating and essential piece of our everyday lives, and the Hoobs are eager to continue exploring it.