Claws and Scoops by Damon Scott (apparently Ryder's pen name)

First, look, they're building a barn. Look, now they're making the roof. Now they're trying to put the barn tips on. There, it's done. Now they're going to connect it to the bottom of the barn. Look, it's all done. When it's done, they're going to decorate it. Now, look, they're putting a concrete beam so it supports the barn. Oh, that's fine. They'll just leave it like that. Silly, the other concrete beam was hiding. I though it was in that big pile , but it was over here! Look, now they're decorating it. They started connecting the tunnel at the top of the barn. Yeah, it's done! Now it's time to put the animals' water in. Look, it's almost finished. Look, they're putting on the crane. Did you see them put the crane on? Now they're going to put the clock on. This is the arm that holds the clock. Look, the farmers can even live on top of the barn. Look, they're going to put squares between the houses the farmers live in. I have to put one last piece and then it's all done. It's all done! Look at the barn! Now their friends are coming to help knock the barn down. Now they're going to knock it down. The guys are driving it. Now, look, the trucks are knocking down the barn. Construction trucks can go anywhere. They can even zoom on top of the barn. That was the crane on the other side. The cranes have names too. And the guy on top of the barn accidentally dropped something on the crane and the crane said, "Owww!" That time the crane didn't say, "Owww!" Look, the crane's going to knock this crane down. Did you hear it fall? "Owww! Owww!" That was the claw crane on the other side. They're trying to get the block off the top. Looks like they need a different machine to get it off. Look, they brung a scoop and now it's taking off the block. They may need two machines to get it off. It might be too tight. A stronger machine with a stronger claw crane might be able to get it off. Let's see. This kind is something called a "pusher-off" and it pushes tight things off buildings. The pusher-off didn't work. That's the strongest block I've ever seen. It might have to just stay on there. Now it's time to knock down the walls. Th claw crane slams his claw on the wall as strong as he can slam it. Wow, that was a big bang! But not big enough. Let's try stronger. Slam! Slam! Slam, slam, slam! Woah! That was not enough banging. Maybe he should try a different machine. Here's a machine that can knock the wall down, but it's not strong. It's a crane. Let's just try. This crane is not strong, but they use it for knocking light walls down. Huh. That crane was not strong enough. The driver is going to slam the walls as strong as he can. Uh-oh! That crane is too soft. Maybe this truck. It's the strongest and powerfulest. It's going to lift off the top of it. The walls are easier to knock down when they are free and loose.