<p>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.</p>


Stop and Think

Big Bird and Snuffy have a disagreement about which game to play, but learn to compromise.

We Worked It Out!

Kids talk about how you make friends and what a friend is.

Making Friends

Gnorks have to learn to share and play square ball together.

Gnorks Play Square Ball

Ernie is searching for someone to play with him in this classic Sesame Street song.

Somebody Come and Play with Ernie

Granny Bird will always sing with Big Bird.

Things to Remember

Grover, Herry and Cookie in a vaudeville act.

Fuzzy and Blue

Elmo and Zoe sing about milk and cookies.

Elmo and Zoe Share

Elmo, Grover, and Zoe sing a song about taking turns going through doors.

You and You and Me

Elmo has oatmeal cookies and Cookie Monster wants a cookie, so they learn to share.

Sharing Cookies

The Twiddlebugs play outdoors and must practice playing nicely and taking turns.

Twiddlebugs Take Turns

Children learn to wait and be patient in this song.

I Can Be Patient Song

A song about sitting down when you're at the movies.