Join Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Gabrielle, and Tamir to learn what you can say and do when you see someone being treated unfairly because of the color of their skin or fur.

Elmo

Abby Cadabby

How to Be an Upstander to Racism Song

When there is someone you want to know just smile and say "Hello!" Sing along with Elmo, Abby, and Cookie Monster as they sing a Hello Song for meeting someone new! 

Cookie Monster

Helping children learn to build healthy relationships is an important part of their social development. Children learn to recognize others’ feelings (empathy), take turns, and cooperate. Developing these important skills helps children build relationships with grown-ups and other children.

Social Development

Say hello with Elmo, Abby, and Cookie Monster

Kacey Musgraves sings about all the different colors she loves.

Children can use music, movement and dance, visual arts, or drama to express themselves. The arts engage children’s minds, bodies, and senses and can help children learn information across all domains.

Arts

Kacey Musgraves All The Colors

Thomas Rhett sings about how excited he is to explore Sesame Street!

Grover

Big Bird

Rosita

Count

Bert

Ernie

This is My Street With Thomas Rhett

The number 50 teaches Elmo, Abby, and some celebrity friends to count by 10s.

Young children learn that numbers represent amounts, can be used to compare things, and can be used to solve problems through basic adding and subtracting. They also learn how to measure and compare objects, recognize shapes by their features, use position words (next to, under), and recognize and complete patterns.

Math

Counting to 50 By 10s with Abby & Elmo

Elmo and Abby count 16 Martians for The Number of the Day.

The Number of the Day: 16

P is for pretend. There are so many things you can do when you play pretend with a friend.

Reading and writing for young children begins by sharing books and stories, alphabet songs and games, rhymes, and early drawing and writing experiences. When children see written words, it helps them recognize letters and understand meaning in text. Reading also builds their vocabulary.

Literacy

P is for Pretend

Every family is different, and each member of a family is important. Celebrate families with Julia and Rosita!

Julia and Rosita Celebrate Families

Colbie Caillat, Common, and Elmo sing about the power of a calming breath when having big feelings.

Helping children learn to identify and manage their feelings is an important part of their emotional development. Children learn to label, understand, and manage their feelings by learning strategies such as taking deep breaths to calm down and resisting impulsive behavior like taking a sibling’s toy without asking.

Emotional Development

Young children learn what it means to be healthy, which includes practicing good hygiene, eating nutritious foods, being active, and getting enough rest. Children start to understand and appreciate what their bodies can do and what they need to grow strong.

Health

Belly Breathe

Patty Cake With Elmo and Ernie

A is for Alphabet! HAIM joins Elmo, Abby, and more Sesame Street friends as they sing through all the letters of the alphabet! 

Elmo Sings ABC Song with HAIM and Friends!

When Sam's painting goes missing from the Art Show, Julia encourages Sam to make a new one. Sam uses Julia's support as inspiration for his new painting.

Starfish Art Show with Julia and Sam

Jon Batiste joins your furry friends to sing about the heroes in your neighborhood.

Heroes In Your Neighborhood With Jon Batiste

Grover has always wanted to be in a story! But why does it have to be a story with a monster at the end? 

Grover Sings Monster at the End Song!

Bebe Rexha sings about the different things you can do in a morning routine!

Bebe Rexha sings "Morning Routine"

Maggie Rogers sings all about the amazing things that happen in the nighttime.

Science is how we learn about the world around us. Scientific discovery is based on curiosity, which young children have so much of! Their desire to explore and their constant questions about the world make them natural scientists.