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Cyberchase: Raising the Bar

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Cyberchase cartoon. Hacker sits behind a table holding a tray of a dozen iced donuts. He has a worried expression on his face. Caption. But a dozen donuts is 12!

The main cybrary is under attack. Hacker has released a mysterious cyberbug that is systematically destroying certain information. Ms. Fileshare, the overworked cybrarian, is too busy to notice. When Hacker uses bar graphs to confuse Ms. Fileshare, the kids create bar graphs of their own to counter his distraction. Which graph will Ms. Fileshare believe? And what information is Hacker trying to destroy? Part of the "Cyberchase" series.

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Runtime: 28 minutes 24 seconds

Topic: Mathematics, Social Science, Technology
Subtopic: Computers, Friendship, Mathematics
Grade/Interest Level: 4 - 8
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Release Year: 2009
Producer/Distributor: Thirteen Productions LLC
Series: Cyberchase
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Cyberchase cartoon. Multi-colored jumbotron screen projects the image of a robot with long blue hair, winking 1 eye at camera. Below this, a man operates the control panel for the jumbotron. Caption. It's. Shutting me. Down.

Cyberchase cartoon. Blue gnome with bug eyes, and a pointy hat reaches up towards a map with several red dots scattered throughout. Caption. Gnome as narrator. What about all these other places?

Cyberchase cartoon. Buzz stands in front of a bulletin board with hanging colorful balloons. He has a cross expression on his face. Caption. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.

Cyberchase cartoon. Inez looks at a computer monitor. Next to her, a jar of colorful beans with several scattered on a tray and the counter. A cat perches on the counter next to her. Caption. Start counting.

Cyberchase cartoon. Jackie closes her eyes and holds out both hands. Caption. All we have to do is count them.

Cyberchase cartoon. Matt holds both palms out in front of him with an alert expression as Jackie, Inez, and Digit watch him. Caption. A second chance to get Pandora's box back.

Cyberchase cartoon. Hand points up from offscreen at a number sequence that reads, "1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, question mark." 8 is highlighted. Caption. You see the pattern, right?

Cyberchase cartoon. Wicked Witch looks down from a window in a tall tower. Caption. Wicked as narrator. Hel-looooo.

Cyberchase cartoon. Matt and Inez look up at a board with several illustrations connected by a green jagged line. Illustrations include a mummy, cat, and beetle. Caption. I think this is a map that shows the different rooms.

Cyberchase cartoon. Jackie and Inez watch Matt who is holding an arm and leg out from behind a tall mirror. His reflection looks like he is hovering off the ground with hands and feet in the air. Caption. Matt as narrator. Over here! I'm floating.