Sesame Street

Arts

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.

Plays: 6839

Hello, Halloween

Elmo and Abby sing a catchy Halloween tune!

1:29 Runtime

Plays: 438

Art Class

Children learn new words as they paint in art class.

2:4 Runtime

Plays: 1856

Jingle Bells with Abby and Elmo

Get in the holiday spirit with a new singalong Wintertime song!

2:11 Runtime

Plays: 2917

Princess and the Elephant

Natalie Portman talks about dressing up.

4:24 Runtime

Plays: 294

Global Grover: Peacock Dance

Grover's friend dances like a peacock.

3:25 Runtime

Plays: 600

Tito Puente: El Timbalon

Tito Puente plays the drums on Sesame Street.

2:35 Runtime

Plays: 861

Global Grover: Trinidad Stilts

Grover explores stilt walking in Trinidad.

3:58 Runtime

Plays: 2568

Cookie Shark

It's time for a Baby Shark remix! Join Cookie shark for a sing along.

2:3 Runtime

Plays: 1832

Rocco Fiorentino Sings

Rocco Fiorentino sings Everybody's Song.

2:18 Runtime

Plays: 3728

Holiday Lights

Everyone on Sesame Street sings about the magic of the holiday season. From A Very Sesame Street Christmas special.

1:4 Runtime

Plays: 487

Snuffy's Polka

Snuffy teaches us how to dance the polka.

1:50 Runtime

Plays: 3263

Andrea Bocelli's Lullaby

Andrea Bocelli helps Elmo get to sleep.

Play Together Tip

3:9 Runtime

To help your child fall asleep, try a winding down activity, such as reading a bedtime story, a half hour to an hour before bedtime. When it's time to go to sleep, try singing a soothing song.