Sesame Street

Elmo helps Professor Buck Awe teach a class of chickens using strategies he learned in preschool.

Luis and Ernie help Bert gain the confidence to ride his bike without training wheels after they break.

Academy Award-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o teaches children that different skin colors are beautiful. Elmo, Big Bird and Mando gather the "Sesame Street Snazzy Society" and help Segi see that being brown is awesome!

A Comic-Con-like number convention comes to Sesame Street, and Elmo helps solve problems using math.

Chris helps Penelope, an overly excited penguin, learn how to control herself and make new friends.

Academy Award-winning actress Viola Davis teaches children about the word "fiesta" in this Latin-themed episode, in which Abby Cadabby and the rest of the Sesame Street gang throw a "Quinceanera" birthday party for the Number 15.

Luis and Telly follow a diagram of a bicycle and build the perfect sized bicycle for Little Chicken.

Ernie changes his plan of making a dance video with everyone on Sesame Street as new steps are added.

Cookie Monster is tempted to take Abby's wand, but Alan helps him think about how Abby would feel if he took her wand.

Alan helps Elmo calm down and think so he can answer questions in order to win a brand new bicycle horn.

Telly helps Alan pick pickled peppers for each customer, while Peter Piper tries to find something more pizzazzier to do.

Big Bird speaks up when another bird takes his nest. We learn that sometimes there are different rules, depending on where or who you are.

Rosita needs to learn how to control herself and wait to open her present from Elmo.

Oscar learns to resist spending his trash and save it for a special grouch instrument.

Elmo's friend Stinky is nervous about his first day of preschool. Elmo reassures him that everything will be okay and helps him find ways to relax and enjoy the fun. Also included, actor and comedian Zach Braff teaches the word "anxious."

Leela and Elmo remember and recreate three of the yuckiest stains on Oscar's tuxedo.

Oscar tries to convince Elmo that he's becoming a Grouch. Chris explains that people have different feelings and that feelings come and go.

Zoe learns to be careful with the words she uses after hurting Elmo's feelings over their friendship dance.

Alan and Telly use math to figure out how to take care of The Old Lady Who Lives in a Shoe's 12 kids when she drops them off.

Chris helps Bert calm down as he struggles with letters that look similar while trying to pass Vincent Van Stop's sign painting test.

Papa Bear learns that school rules are different from rules at home when he volunteers at Baby Bear's preschool.

Jack may be nimble, Jack may be quick, but Jack just can't sit still at the movies! Elmo must help his friend to learn how to be calm so they can enjoy their movie outing. Actor/comedian Zach Galifianakis teaches the word "nimble."

Mother Goose rewrites some of her famous rhymes to help her characters work through their feelings.

Mando and Abby help Rosita, Elmo and Telly see the value of being themselves and doing things that make them happy.

Mando helps Grover slow down and focus when he tries to too many activities at the same time.