Sesame Street

Access Through Multiple Platforms Sesame Street content is available on streaming platforms (e.g., HBO Max and PBS Kids), the Sesame Street YouTube channel, and on the Sesame Street website. For mobile use, download the Sesame Street app from the App Store or Google Play. Explore Educational Videos Watch Sesame Street episodes or short videos on topics like numbers, letters, friendship, and emotions. Access themed videos that cover current social topics or address events such as holidays and back-to-school. Engage with Interactive Games and Activities Within the app or on the website, find games that help children practice skills in counting, letter recognition, memory, and problem-solving. Choose age-appropriate activities that are designed to boost cognitive skills and encourage creativity. Read Digital Storybooks Sesame Street offers digital storybooks featuring popular characters that children can follow along with or read independently. Many stories include interactive elements, such as touchpoints or sound effects, to enrich the reading experience. Use Printable Resources Download and print worksheets, coloring pages, and activity guides to use at home or in the classroom. Activities are tailored to different developmental levels and can be used to support specific skills, such as color recognition or counting. Follow Structured Learning Paths Sesame Street offers specific paths or learning sections, such as "ABC's and 123's" or "Healthy Habits," which provide a sequence of activities focused on particular learning goals. These structured paths allow children to build skills over time, ensuring they achieve mastery in foundational areas. Explore Social-Emotional Content Access videos, songs, and activities that address emotional intelligence, such as handling feelings, understanding empathy, and managing conflict. Use these resources to foster discussions with children about emotions and relationships, guided by characters they trust. Watch Music Videos and Sing Along Enjoy musical segments where children can sing along with characters, learning songs about sharing, kindness, or hygiene. Many songs incorporate counting, spelling, or positive behaviors, combining music with learning objectives. Follow Sesame Street on Social Media Get updates, parenting tips, and activity ideas by following Sesame Street on social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Social media channels also offer free content snippets, announcements about new episodes, and resources for families. Join Sesame Street in Communities Participate in virtual events or live activities offered by Sesame Street, often designed to bring families together around shared experiences. Check out Sesame Street’s community initiatives, such as workshops or outreach programs, to see if there are events or resources available in your area. Access for Educators Sesame Street provides tools specifically for teachers and caregivers, including curriculum guides, lesson plans, and professional development resources. Educators can use these materials to integrate Sesame Street content into classroom lessons or at-home learning sessions. Enable Safe Viewing with Parental Controls In the app, set up parental controls to limit screen time or guide children to specific content areas. Parental controls ensure that children access only age-appropriate, educational material in a secure environment.