A caption reads "TVO Kids presents."

Colourful animated letters with googly eyes jump around and form the name "Wacky Word Songs."

A song says IT's THE WACKY WACKY WORD SONGS.
OH YEAH.

Zoey is in her early teens, with long straight brown hair and wears brown trousers, a polka dotted yellow sweater and a denim jacket.

In the attic, Zoey wears a gorilla mask and says TODAY I'M GOING TO BEHAVE
WILDLY.

She pounds her chest like a gorilla.

(APE NOISES)

Zoey says OR MAYBE NOT.
IT REALLY MATTERS HOW YOU DO
SOMETHING.
WE USE WORDS CALLED ADVERBS TO
DESCRIBE HOW WE'RE DOING THINGS.
WE MIGHT DO SOMETHING LOUDLY,
QUIETLY, OR MY FAVORITE,
MUSICALLY.

(music plays)

Zoey sings a song that says IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE HOW YOU
GO.
SNEAKILY, CREAKILY, CHEEKILY,
GLEEFULLY.
AN ADVERB MAKES A DIFFERENCE
HOW YOU GO.
IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE HOW YOU
SLEEP.
DO YOU SLEEP CALMLY
AFTER COUNTING SHEEP?

A car enters her bedroom while she sleeps.

(CREAKING)

The song continues OR NERVOUSLY WHEN THINGS GO
CREAK?
AN ADVERB MAKES A DIFFERENCE
HOW YOU SLEEP.
IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE HOW YOU
SING.
THRILLINGLY, FAMOUSLY, BEING A
STAR.
OR GIGGLY AND WIGGLY WHEN YOU
SING IN THE CAR?
AN ADVERB MAKES A DIFFERENCE
HOW YOU SING.
THEY MOSTLY END IN "LY."
THEY'RE IMPORTANT TO ME.
AN ADVERB MAKES A DIFFERENCE
HOW YOU GO.

The song ends.

Zoey says ADVERBS ARE WORDS THAT DESCRIBE
HOW YOU DO SOMETHING.
AND NOW THIS SONG IS FINALLY AND
COMPLETELY FINISHED.
BYE.

A caption reads "Apartment 11 production."