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Submitted URL: https://www.sesame.org/
Effective URL: https://sesameworkshop.org/
Submission: On May 23 via manual from US — Scanned from US
Effective URL: https://sesameworkshop.org/
Submission: On May 23 via manual from US — Scanned from US
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CHILD FOCUSED. Helping Children Grow Smarter, Stronger, and Kinder. Featured Resources for Families Discover printables, videos, and more on topics important to your family or the families you work with. Elmo’s Toothy Dance Groove along with Elmo and his toothy friends as they teach the steps of brushing teeth. Health and Hygiene Ages 1–6 Transitioning Between Parents Read this storybook to help your child come up with a simple routine on days they are going between homes. Divorce Ages 1–6 Play Feeling Faces Explore dozens of different emotions with Elmo, Oscar, and Abby! Social and Emotional Skills Ages 3–6 What Are Traumatic Experiences? You have the power to help kids feel safe and learn to cope. Traumatic Experiences Ages 0–6 Talking About Feelings Encourage kids to talk to grown-ups about their emotions with this coloring activity. Feelings Ages 1–6 Brush Those Teeth Kids can learn how to brush their teeth with hands-on play. Help our children learn good hygiene at an early age to support their habits for a lifetime. Health and Hygiene Ages 1–6 PreviousNext See More Resources New Video Resource Sofia the Feelings Helper Meet Sofia, Sesame Street’s very own social worker! Emotional Well-Being Ages 3+ 80 80% of Parents Feel Sesame Street helps prepare their child for school. Latest From The Workshop We’re the global impact nonprofit behind Sesame Street and so much more — a community built on diversity, equity, and inclusion, where creators, educators, partners, and beloved characters come together to help children grow smarter, stronger, and kinder. Ahlan Simsim Impact Report Take a look at the historic impact of Ahlan Simsim, our groundbreaking program delivering playful early learning to millions of children affected by crisis in the Middle East. 6 Engaging Mental Health Activities for Kids and Families from Sesame Street May 7, 2024 Save the Children and Sesame Workshop Partner to Foster Young Children’s Climate Resilience 5 Activities with Rudy, Abby and Tamir to Help Children Learn to Love to Read ELMOtional Wellbeing – Mental Health Support for Big Feelings PreviousNext See Latest News Support Our Mission Help protect the neighborhood where childhood lives. Donate Today See Our Giving Opportunities Our Work Generations of kids have grown up watching Sesame Street, but we’re much more than a beloved television show. From timely research, to classroom curricula, to large-scale social impact projects, you can find us everywhere kids and families learn and play. Shows Reaching kids and families around the world through the power of media. Impact Areas Supporting children and families through challenges big and small. See Our Work Close to 12 Million Kids* in the U.S. watch, play, or listen to Sesame Street content each month. *Age 0-8 WHERE WE WORK Sesame Workshop brings learning, laughter, and life lessons to children all over the world. East Asia and Oceania East Asia and Oceania Europe Latin America Middle East and North Africa Africa South Asia United States and Canada East Asia and Oceania Europe Latin America Middle East and North Africa Africa South Asia United States and Canada EAST ASIA AND OCEANIA Sesame Workshop has a long history in East Asia and Oceania — and it’s as varied as these vast regions. Load More Explore East Asia and Oceania EUROPE For decades, Sesame has brought joy and learning to the lives of children across Europe. 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