Sesame Street

Literacy

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.

Plays: 1269

H is for Halloween

Celebrate Halloween with pumpkins, costumes and the letter H!

1:25 Runtime

Plays: 181

Antonio Talks About Reading

Antonio talks about Goldilocks & the 3 Bears.

0:53 Runtime

Plays: 4434

Things that Rhyme with Mando

Mando and friends sing about Spanish words that rhyme with Mando

2:31 Runtime

Plays: 1917

In My Book

Bert explains to Ernie the fun of reading.

2:5 Runtime

Plays: 2604

ABCs of the Swamp

Kermit sings the alphabet in the swamp.

1:45 Runtime

Plays: 127

Street Sign Alphabet

Letters of the alphabet are found outdoors.

1:40 Runtime

Plays: 7306

Gross Grouch Song

Oscar sings a grouchy song about the letter G.

0:44 Runtime

Plays: 1167

Conan O'Brien: Amphibian

Conan O'Brien talks about the word "amphibian."

2:51 Runtime

Plays: 962

Big Bird Rhymes Beep

Big Bird finds things that rhyme with "beep".

2:1 Runtime

Plays: 1444

Follow Your Curiosity

Abby, Elmo and Buzz ask questions to learn to words.

3:26 Runtime

Plays: 700

Jimmy Kimmel: Sibling

Jimmy Kimmel explains the word "sibling."

1:32 Runtime

Plays: 3973

Letter Dance Party

Big Bird and Snuffy are throwing a letter dance party and you’re invited! Practice letter recognition and boogie down with some fun party surprises.

Play Together Tip

Help your child learn all about the first letter in her name. Together, say the letter out loud, practice tracing it while making the letter sound, and name different words that begin with that letter.