Sesame Street

Elmo, Rosita and Chris try to find six camouflaged things on Sesame Street so they can join the Camouflage Club.

Telly, Rosita and Elmo become scientists to find out if everyone on Sesame Street takes a bath.

Elmo and Abby calm some chickens and explain that thunderstorms are safe.

Grover decides to be a super hero for the Laundromat.

Elmo is sleeping at Luis and Maria's house when he hears a grasshopper in the house.

Telly, Abby and Elmo decide to pretend to be the 'Furry Four' but need one more person.

Elmo and Telly use science to investigate what made their things disappear.

Elmo pretends he is a music conductor with Abby's wand and has everyone singing. The letter of the day is M, the number of the day is 0 and the word is 'appetite.' The educational goals are art and music.

Bert searches for the rare bluebar pigeon, the only pigeon he's never seen. Can Elmo and Abby help him find this elusive feathered friend?

Big Bird and Snuffy are tired of gravity, so with a wave of Abby's wand, they become weightless.

After Big Bird's dust bath,Snuffy realizes that he's allergic to his best friend!

Telly's new pogo stick, the iPogo, has an app for everything: but is pogoing still fun when the machine does all the work for you?

Abby, Elmo, and Telly join the 'A' Team and help people solve problems using letter A words. Brought to you by the letter A and the number 9.

Elmo, Telly and Rosita try to find the Itsy Bitsy Spider so they can sing to her while she crawls up the water spout.

Telly and Elmo think of words that start with the letter 'I.' Brought to you by the letter I, the number 20 and the word 'incognita.' The educational goal is literacy.

Telly and Zoe help Leela celebrate the Indian holiday Rakhi. Brought to you by the letter U, the number 19 and the word 'recipe.' The educaitonal goal is social development.

Elmo looks for things to do in the rain, like catching it in a bucket and jumping in puddles. Brought to you by the letter Q, the number 3 and the word 'galoshes.' The educational goal is science.

Elmo and Grover learn that healthy foods give us energy and taste delicious. Brought to you by the letter G, the number 5 and the word 'crunchy.' The educational goal Is health.

It's Twins Day! Chris introduces his twin sister Christy and Abby and Zoe pretend to be twins.

Zoe, Cookie Monster, and Telly do the veggie dance and learn that they love to eat vegetables. Brought to you by the letter T, the number 16, and the word 'healthy.' The educational goal is health.

Telly Monster and Baby Bear report from Sesame Street's Fairy Tale Science Fair, where fairy tale characters solve problems using science.

Elmo, Abby, and Zoe learn about different kinds of rocks, such as marble and limestone with fossils. Brought to you by the letter V, the number 10 and the word 'gem.' The educational goal is science.

Elmo is babysitting Rocco, Zoe's pet rock. When Elmo gets distracted, Rocco goes missing!

Oscar has had it with Sesame Street's cleanliness. He starts a new company to dirty things up but instead learns how useful dirt can be.

It's Grouch Mother's Day and Oscar's mother and sister pay a visit. Who will give Mrs. Grouch the stinkiest, yuckiest gift?