Kids, You Know, It's an Island

We want kids to be able to eventually leave the nest whenever they get old enough become adults. So we eed to get survival skills, persona accountability and responsibility and carring about community. We put these kids on an island, and we have candy, like strategically placed all over. And if any of them take it one, they're letting each other down. They're going to find out which kid caused them not to get dinner to night two. The classic action soundexac: Warships are being pushed down the wayli aircraft carries and it lands on the camera blockade to keep these kids on the island. Then you get a shot from space of the sponge, the name of the