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  • - It's days like this that make me happy to be a bird!

  • ♪ I'm a bird and I'm big

  • Yes I'm one tall fellow

  • ♪ I'm covered feathers that are fluffy, that are yellow

  • ♪ I'm Big Bird, yes

  • My initials are BB

  • ♪ I'm glad to be the way I am

  • So glad to be the way I am

  • ♪ I'm glad to be the way I am

  • ♪ I'm happy to be me

  • ♪ I love to move to the music

  • Love to tap out a beat

  • With my really long legs and my big orange feet

  • ♪ I'll do a happy dance so the whole world can see

  • ♪ I'm glad to be the way I am, so glad to be the way I am

  • ♪ I'm glad to be the way I am

  • ♪ I'm happy to be me

  • Take a look at my face

  • Got a really long beak

  • ♪ A great big smile and it helps me to speak

  • And so I'll say it loud and I'll say it proudly

  • ♪ I'm glad to be the way I am

  • ♪ I'm glad to be the way I am

  • So glad to be the way I am

  • So happy to be me

  • Hello there.

  • I'm here with my cousin Abelardo.

  • - Hola, hello.

  • - Abelardo lives in Mexico when he speaks Spanish.

  • And he's gonna teach me to sing the alphabet in Spanish.

  • Oh, I'm so excited.

  • - Listo, Big Bird?

  • - Okay. I'm ready.

  • Take it away, Abelardo!

  • (Abelardo singing in Spanish)

  • Now together, Big Bird!

  • (both singing in Spanish)

  • - We did it!

  • - Muy bien!

  • - That was fun.

  • Thank you for teaching me the alphabet in Spanish!

  • (Abelardo speaking in Spanish)

  • - Oh, hey everybody!

  • This is our friend, Mr. Dave Grohl.

  • - Hi!

  • It's nice to come here and be with my friends,

  • Big Bird and Elmo.

  • - It sure is.

  • - Yeah.

  • Yeah, you know, I was just thinking.

  • There are friends everywhere.

  • Even ones that you don't know.

  • - How can you have friends that you don't know?

  • - I just mean there's lots of people all across America

  • we could be friends with.

  • We just haven't met 'em yet.

  • - Oh boy, that sounds like fun.

  • Meeting new friends!

  • - Then let's do it.

  • - Let's do it!

  • - All right!

  • Here we go

  • We're on our way

  • It's an amazing trip

  • Across the USA

  • So many neighborhoods to greet

  • Hello there

  • And friends and families to meet

  • All across America, whoa whoa

  • From our street to your street

  • Whoa, here we go

  • Here we go

  • La la la, la la la

  • Here we go

  • La la la, la la la

  • Here we go

  • La la la la, la la la la

  • La la la la, la la la

  • La la la la, la la la la

  • La la la la, la la la

  • Here we go

  • We're on our way

  • New adventure every day

  • Gonna try new foods and learn new names

  • Sing new songs

  • And play new games

  • All across America

  • Whoa, whoa

  • From our street to your street

  • Whoa, here we go

  • Here we go

  • La la la, la la la

  • Here we go

  • La la la, la la la

  • Here we go

  • La la la la, la la la la

  • La la la la, la la la

  • La la la la, la la la la

  • La la la la, la la la

  • Here we go

  • Here we go

  • Here we go

  • - [Snuffy] But I wanna play tag, Bird!

  • - Snuffy, I wanna play hide and seek.

  • - Tag!

  • - Hide and seek!

  • - Tag!

  • - Snuffy, hide and seek.

  • Wait a minute.

  • Gee, Snuffy.

  • We keep arguing like this,

  • we won't be able to play anything.

  • - You're right, Bird, but what are we gonna do?

  • We both wanna do different things.

  • - Oh boy.

  • This is a tough one all right, Snuff.

  • You know what?

  • - What?

  • - We better think about it.

  • - Okay. - Okay.

  • - Think, think, think.

  • Oh boy.

  • Wait a minute!

  • - What?

  • - I know how to solve this.

  • How about first we play a game of tag and,

  • - And then after we play tag, then we play hide and seek!

  • - Wow.

  • Yes!

  • That way we both get to do what we like

  • and we are both happy.

  • - Wow.

  • Did you see how we solved that problem, Bird?

  • - Yes, Snuffy.

  • It was just sheer brilliance.

  • - Yes, that's true, Bird.

  • You want to sing about it?

  • - Oh, that would be a thing of beauty.

  • We worked it out

  • We worked it out

  • We got it straight

  • We got it straight

  • We had a problem

  • And talked about it, now we're feeling great

  • We didn't scream or shout or stomp on our hats

  • - Bird, we're not wearing hats.

  • We had a chat

  • Yes, and you said this

  • And I said that

  • And we worked it out

  • We worked it out

  • You're still my friend

  • You're still my friend

  • We talked it over

  • And now our story has a happy end

  • And if you ask us why, we'll say beyond a doubt

  • It's 'cause we worked it

  • - You and me, Bird.

  • Yes, we worked it

  • Friends forever

  • We worked it out

  • - And next, tag, you're it!

  • - Bird!

  • I'm gonna get you, Bird.

  • - S is for sports.

  • Welcome to Sesame Sports Street.

  • Well, I'm still working on the name.

  • Today is very exciting

  • because I have a very special guest.

  • Her is Chloe Kim,

  • and she's a winner of an Olympic gold medal.

  • Hi, Chloe Kim!

  • - Hi, Big Bird.

  • - Chloe Kim, what is your favorite winter sport?

  • - Well--

  • - Mine is hockey.

  • - Well I guess-- - Or curling.

  • Hockey or curling.

  • It kind of goes back and forth.

  • Oh, here, look.

  • That's hockey and that's curling.

  • It's really a sport.

  • No kidding!

  • So what's your favorite winter sport Chloe Kim?

  • - Big Bird, it's actually the sport that I do,

  • which is snowboarding.

  • - Wonderful!

  • Snowboarding!

  • Well, I suppose you must use a board

  • made outta of snow, right?

  • - Actually the snowboard isn't made outta snow.

  • So it's a hard board like this.

  • You can see it's thin and long.

  • The sport is called snowboarding

  • because the board goes over the snow.

  • - Oh, the board goes over the snow.

  • Got it.

  • - When someone snowboards, they ride on top of the board.

  • - Oh.

  • Hey, what are those two things there?

  • - See, your feet go in here.

  • So, be like this.

  • Then you can snowboard down a snowy hill, like me.

  • - [Big Bird] Fascinating!

  • - Or, you can even snowboard in a halfpipe,

  • which is what I do.

  • Check it out.

  • - Who's that?

  • - [Chloe] That's me.

  • I'm wearing special snowboarding clothes

  • to keep me warm and dry,

  • a helmet to protect my head

  • and goggles to protect my eyes.

  • Dropping into the halfpipe here into a backside air.

  • This is a crippler seven,

  • which is kind of like a back flip spin.

  • And this is a frontside 1080.

  • - You landed that.

  • Wow!

  • That is an amazing sport!

  • Snowboarding.

  • And here I thought there were two winter sports

  • and it turns out there are three.

  • Huh.

  • - There's actually a lot more.

  • - Really, there are?

  • Oh, we're gonna have to have you back.

  • Thank you, Chloe Kim,

  • for being our guest on Sesame sports street sports,

  • I'm still working on the name.

  • - How about S is for sports?

  • - I love it! (chuckles)

  • Hey, could you play hockey on a snowboard, while curling?

  • Is that one of the other sports you mentioned?

  • - [Chloe] No.

  • - That says closed and this sign says sale, yarn.

  • - Big Bird, The store's closed, you know?

  • - Oh yes, Susan.

  • I'm just looking at the signs because I'm using signs

  • to practice learning words.

  • - Oh, that's a good idea.

  • How are you doing, then?

  • - Oh fine.

  • I'm going up and down Sesame Street

  • and reading all the signs.

  • One up on the corner on the lamp post says Sesame Street,

  • right on the sign. - Our street sign.

  • That's right.

  • - Just beyond that there's another little sign

  • that says stop.

  • - Right, on the corner, the stop sign.

  • Good!

  • - This one says sale, yarn.

  • - Right.

  • Hey, you're doing all right.

  • - But there's a word that I saw today.

  • I can hardly say it and I sure don't know what it means.

  • - Well, why don't you tell me?

  • Maybe I can help you.

  • - Well, it's quite a word.

  • You ready to hear it?

  • - Sure.

  • - Okay, listen to this.

  • Ab-ca-def-gi-jeckle-mi-nop-kwer-stoov-wix-iz.

  • - I, I beg your pardon, Big Bird?

  • - That's the word.

  • Ab-ca-def-gi-jeckle-mi-nop-kwer-stoov-wix-iz.

  • - Abco-what?

  • Where did you see that word?

  • - Right over there, in the yard.

  • - Oh, in the yard.

  • Over where?

  • Oh, there?

  • - That is some kinda word.

  • Whoa!

  • Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

  • It's the most remarkable word I've ever seen

  • Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

  • ♪ I wish I knew exactly what I mean

  • It starts out like an A word as anyone can see, ♪

  • But somewhere in the middle, it gets awfully QR to me

  • Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

  • If I ever find out just what this word can mean

  • ♪ I'll be the smartest bird the world has ever seen

  • Maybe Gordon would know, or, maybe Bob.

  • I could ask them.

  • Oh, then again.

  • It might be kind of an elephant.

  • Or a funny kinda kazoo.

  • Or a strange, exotic turtle that you'll never see in a zoo.

  • It might be a kind of doggy or particular shade of blue

  • or maybe a pretty flower.

  • Nah.

  • Not with a name like that!

  • Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

  • It's the most remarkable word I've ever seen

  • Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

  • ♪ I sure wish I knew exactly what I mean

  • It starts off like an A word as anyone can see

  • But somewhere in the middle, it gets awfully QR to me

  • Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

  • If I ever find out just what this word can mean

  • ♪ I'd be the smartest bird this world has ever seen

  • - Oh, big bird.

  • That's a terrific song.

  • But I really hate to tell you this, but that's not a word!

  • - It's not?

  • - No Big Bird.

  • This is the alphabet!

  • A, B, C, D, E, F, G,

  • H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P

  • Q, R, S, T, U, V,

  • W, X, Y, Z.

  • - You mean that's the alphabet?

  • - That's right.

  • - Oh, it's not a word.

  • - No.

  • - It's not ab-ca-def-gi-jeckle-mi-nop-kwer-stoov-wix-iz?

  • - No, but you know what it is?

  • It's a list of all the letters that make words.

  • For instance, if we take these letters here,

  • C A and take an R from over here, we make up our own words.

  • C-A-R, car.

  • - [Big Bird] Oh!

  • - Or let's put the R back up here where it belongs

  • and take the T down.

  • And we have another word, C-A-T.

  • It's very useful, the alphabet.

  • - Hey, that's easy!

  • We're friends from different places

  • Say hi, hi

  • Hi hi

  • We're friends with different faces

  • Say hi, hi

  • Hi hi

  • We're different and the same you see

  • Hi hi

  • Hi hi

  • So come along and dance with me

  • Hi hi

  • Hi hi

  • Hi hi

  • Hi hi

  • Say hi, we're meeting someone new

  • Hi, hi

  • Hi, hi

  • They might become our new friend, too

  • Hi hi hi hi, hi hi hi hi

  • Everybody is unique

  • Say hi, hi

  • Hi, hi

  • You have a mouth

  • You have a beak

  • Say hi hi

  • Hi hi

  • ♪ I wave my arm

  • ♪ I wave my wing

  • Hi hi, hi hi

  • So everybody dance and sing

  • Hi hi, hi hi

  • Hi hi, hi hi

  • Say hi, we're meeting someone new

  • Hi hi

  • Hi hi

  • They might become our new friend, too

  • Hi hi, hi hi

  • Say hi, we're meeting someone new

  • Hi hi, hi hi

  • They might become our new friend, too

  • Hi hi hi hi, hi hi hi woo

  • - I'm so happy to be here!

  • - I'm so happy we're friends!

  • - Show me the habitat!

  • - Whoa! - Wow.

  • - How did he do that?

  • - Just a little real estate agent magic.

  • Open up your eyes

  • Gonna show you where it's at

  • As we take a look around at a new habitat

  • Don't need the hard sales

  • ♪ I won't make a dumb speech

  • ♪ 'Cause this place is really awesome

  • Yeah this habitat's the beach

  • - Are you sure you can live on the beach?

  • - Sure!

  • Lots of birds do it.

  • - They do?

  • - Of course.

  • If you live at the beach, you'll have ocean views,

  • salty sea air, and fresh seafood anytime you want.

  • - Wow.

  • - Wow is right.

  • This beach is so exciting and it's hardly ever dull

  • You can live next to a pelican, or live next to a gull

  • There's lots of elbow room for your wings to expand

  • It's so fun to stick your Big Bird feet in the sand

  • Where's it at the beach the beach

  • That's a habitat

  • The beach, the beach

  • Where's it at

  • The beach, the beach

  • That's a habitat

  • That's a habitat

  • That's a habitat

  • - Wow, he's good.

  • (all cheering)

  • - We've got one for you!

  • Hit it!

  • Whether your hair is long and stringy

  • Or you've got hair that's soft and springy

  • Or feather's that our fluffy to the touch

  • Let it out, let it be free

  • Let it be what it wants to be

  • ♪ I love my hair

  • My feathers

  • And Elmo's fur

  • So much

  • All you've got to do is grow it

  • It's part of you, come on and show it

  • You don't even have to use a brush

  • Wavy, curly, bouncy straight

  • Puffy, silky, it's all great

  • ♪ I love my hair

  • My feathers

  • And Elmo's fur

  • So much

  • - It's more fun when we're together.

  • - Come on, Big Bird, shake your tail feather.

  • Wear it up, wear it down

  • Or just shake it all around

  • ♪ I love my hair

  • My feathers

  • And Elmo's fur

  • So much

  • - Wonderful!

  • (all cheering)

  • - Thank you, thank you!

  • Good job, everybody!

  • (playful music)

  • Hello lamppost, hello tree

  • Hello people smiling at me

  • ♪ I'm at home and it's a treat

  • Walking down my street

  • Hello, bus stop

  • Hello store

  • Hello steps in front of my door

  • Feeling good 'cause life is sweet

  • Walking down my street

  • ♪ I know every crack that's in the sidewalk

  • ♪ I know where the street begins and ends

  • ♪ I know all the windows on the houses

  • Like the people in them and my friends

  • Hello playground, hello swing

  • Hello summer, winter and spring

  • Happy face and happy feet

  • Walking down my street

  • ♪ I know every crack that's in the sidewalk

  • ♪ I know where the street begins and ends

  • ♪ I know all the windows on the houses

  • Like the people in them and my friends

  • Hello mailbox, hello car

  • Hello, friends wherever you are

  • ♪ I just hope someday we meet

  • Walking down my street

  • - And Superbear flies in to save all the little birds

  • and save the day.

  • And then all the little birds say, "we love you, Superbear!"

  • Have you ever noticed how there's lots of different ways

  • to love?

  • Like there's the way you love your family

  • and the way you love your friends,

  • which is different than the way you love

  • your favorite ice cream.

  • And then there's the way you love somebody really special.

  • Like you, Radar.

  • Just another toy is what you seem to be

  • ♪ 'Cause no one knows exactly what you mean to me

  • You're my buddy

  • You're my sidekick

  • You're a friend to hug when I'm sick

  • Oh, Radar, you're more than a toy to me

  • ♪ I'm the captain

  • You're my first mate

  • At pretending it's said you're first rate

  • Oh, Radar, you're more than a toy to me

  • When I'm all alone and no one's there to play with me

  • ♪ I can always count on my old bear to stay with me

  • Feeling happy, feeling blue

  • ♪ I share what I feel with you

  • Oh, Radar, you're more than a toy

  • Oh, Radar, you're nothing but joy

  • Oh, Radar, don't mean to annoy

  • But Radar, you're more than a toy to me

  • Radar

  • And so Superbear flies off to save another day!

  • You know what?

  • I love you, Superbear.

  • Geez, Snuffy.

  • What a great idea you had bringing your camera over here

  • so we can have a picture of the two of us together.

  • - Yeah.

  • It was a swell idea, wasn't it, Bird?

  • - Okay.

  • Let's take that picture.

  • You and me together, old pal.

  • - Here we are.

  • - Just line it up here and I'm gonna snap it.

  • We're already here.

  • One, wait a minute.

  • - What?

  • - I can't see me in the picture.

  • (Big Bird laughs)

  • How silly of me.

  • How could I be if I'm over here behind the camera,

  • and I can't, I'm gonna try to.

  • Obviously I have to be over there to be in the picture.

  • - Of course, Bird.

  • I knew that something wasn't right.

  • - Yeah.

  • - Why don't I go over there and, and you come over here?

  • - Oh, that's great.

  • I'll be in the picture with you there

  • and you can snap the picture.

  • - Yeah.

  • Okay, thank you, bird.

  • - Okay.

  • - Ready Bird?

  • - All ready!

  • You and me together, pal.

  • - Bird.

  • One of us is missing from the picture.

  • - Oh, right.

  • Weren't we silly?

  • Why don't we just both get in the picture, huh?

  • That's what we wanted.

  • - Of course, Bird.

  • - Come here, old pal.

  • Buddy old Snuffy.

  • Snuffaroo. (laughs)

  • - Here we go.

  • - Here we go.

  • Okay.

  • Now your best smile, Snuffy.

  • Let's get ready for this picture.

  • Tada!

  • Wait a minute.

  • This isn't gonna work.

  • - Huh?

  • - Now nobody's taking the picture!

  • Oh.

  • I've got the simple answer.

  • I'll go take the picture.

  • - Good idea, Bird.

  • - Yes.

  • - And I will help you.

  • - Hey, what a pal.

  • Come on.

  • Uh oh, pal.

  • Take a look in there.

  • You see what I don't see?

  • - [Snuffy] Yeah.

  • I don't see it either, Bird.

  • - Neither of us.

  • - Oh no.

  • What are we gonna do?

  • - Hi guys.

  • - Oh, hi Gordon.

  • - What's up?

  • - We wanted to take a picture of the two of us together,

  • but we can't do it!

  • - Oh sure you can.

  • I'd be glad to take it for you.

  • - You would?

  • - Sure.

  • You know when people want to take pictures together,

  • they usually get someone else to take it for them.

  • - Oh, Gordon.

  • You are so wise.

  • - Well, why don't you get over there

  • and I'll take the picture, okay?

  • - Okay.

  • - Go ahead.

  • - We're lucky that Gordon came along.

  • - [Gordon] Okay.

  • - How's this over here?

  • - Yeah, okay.

  • Move over just a little bit this way.

  • That way.

  • That's it.

  • - Whoops.

  • - Okay nice and close.

  • That's it, hold that position.

  • All right.

  • Smile.

  • And one, two, three.

  • (camera clicks)

  • Got it.

  • The monster on the street

  • The monster on the street

  • Hi ho the dairy-o, the monster on the street

  • And the monster brings a friend

  • The monster brings a friend

  • Hi ho, the dairy-o, the monster brings a friend

  • And the friend brings a bunny

  • The friend brings a bunny

  • Hop

  • Hi ho the dairy-o, the friend brings a bunny

  • And the bunny brings a bee

  • The bunny brings a bee

  • Hi ho the dairy-o, the bunny brings a bee

  • (Big Bird laughs)

  • And the bee brings a dog, the bee brings a dog

  • Hi-Ho the dairy-o, the bee brings a dog

  • And the dog brings a cat

  • Meow

  • The dog brings a cat

  • Meow

  • Hi ho the dairy-o, the dog brings a cat

  • And the cat brings a mouse

  • Squeak

  • The cat brings a mouse

  • Squeak

  • Hi ho the dairy-o, the cat brings a mouse

  • And the mouse brings some cheese

  • The mouse brings some cheese

  • Yum

  • Hi ho the dairy-o, the mouse brings some cheese

  • And the friends share a snack

  • Thanks

  • The friends share a snack

  • Thanks

  • Hi ho the dairy-o, the friends share a snack

  • The monster on the street

  • The monster on the street

  • Hi-Ho the dairy-o, the monster on the street

  • - Big Bird?

  • - Yes, Zoe?

  • - You know what I like best?

  • - What?

  • - Learning to read.

  • - Oh, me too!

  • - Big Bird, you know what else I like best?

  • - No, what?

  • - When a grown up reads to me.

  • I wish a grown up would read me this book right now.

  • - You know.

  • I know a good way to get them to do it.

  • - You do?

  • - Sure!

  • Now, you're Maria see?

  • So I bring you my book and I say, Maria.

  • - Yes, Big Bird?

  • Read me a story

  • Read me a rhyme

  • Something that happened once upon a time

  • It can have monsters, princesses too

  • Wonderful kingdoms

  • Make believe or true

  • Read me a story

  • And when it's through

  • Here's what I promise to do

  • Read me a story and when I can read

  • ♪ I'll read one to you

  • See, you make them an offer they can't refuse.

  • - If I was Maria, I'd read to you.

  • - Oh, and there she is!

  • Look, you sing her the song and I bet she'll do it, okay?

  • - Yeah, yeah.

  • Maria, Maria?

  • - Yes, Zoe?

  • - Maria, I wanna ask you something.

  • Read me a story

  • Read me a rhyme

  • Something that happened once upon a time

  • It can have monsters, princesses, too

  • Wonderful kingdoms, make believe or true

  • Read me a story

  • And when it's through

  • Here's what I promise to do

  • Read me a story and when I can read

  • ♪ I'll read one to you

  • Read me a story

  • And when I can read

  • ♪ I'll read one to you

  • Please?

  • - It's a deal, Zoe.

  • I'll be your designated reader and read to you today.

  • And someday you can read to me.

  • - Oh boy!

  • Thank you.

  • - "Goldilocks and the Three Bears".

  • An oldie, but a goodie.

  • - Yeah.

  • - You don't mind if I sit in, do you?

  • - Haven't I heard that song before?

  • - Well, we're waiting, Maria.

  • - Yeah, yeah!

  • - "Goldilocks and the Three Bears."

  • - Page one.

  • ♪ A wise old bird once told me and I believe it's true

  • He said the world's full of different birds

  • With different points of view

  • But sometimes there's a job so big

  • That we want to get it done

  • We've got to bring those birds together

  • And all work as one

  • And that's cooperation

  • Co-op Co-op cooperation

  • Co-op co-op cooperation

  • With just a little cooperation

  • We can make it through, me and you

  • Co-op co-op cooperation

  • The red bird the Bluebird

  • The falcon and the finch

  • Even the proudest of the peacocks

  • Knows when to give an inch

  • Because no matter what the problem, ♪

  • We're sure beyond a doubt

  • If we put our heads together

  • We're gonna figure it out

  • And that's cooperation

  • With just a little cooperation

  • We can make it through, me and you

  • Co-op co-op cooperation

  • It doesn't matter whether

  • We're birds of a different feather

  • As long as when the right time comes

  • We're ready to work together

  • That's cooperation

  • Co-op co-op cooperation

  • Co-op co-op cooperation

  • With just a little cooperation

  • We can make it through, me and you

  • Me and you

  • Me and you

  • - R2-D2, this is called a banana.

  • (R2-D2 beeping)

  • No, not that.

  • I said banana.

  • (R2-D2 squealing)

  • No, it's a banana!

  • (R2-D2 squealing)

  • Not what you just said.

  • I say it's called a banana!

  • Banana, banana banana!

  • Are you listening to me?

  • Banana, but wait a minute.

  • This is silly.

  • We shouldn't be fighting like this.

  • We're friends.

  • Even if we both have different ways of saying things.

  • ♪ I say banana

  • And you say

  • (R2-D2 beeping)

  • ♪ I say zucchini

  • And you say

  • (R2-D2 beeping)

  • The sky above to me is

  • (R2-D2 beeps)

  • To you

  • But we can still be friends

  • Yes we each have a different way of saying what we say

  • But we can still be friends

  • (R2-D2 squealing)

  • And I say banana

  • (R2-D2 beeping)

  • And I say zucchini

  • (R2-D2 beeping)

  • That's the sky above to me

  • But we can still be friends

  • Yes, we each have a different way

  • Of saying what we say

  • But we can still be friends

  • We can still be friends

  • We can still be friends

  • (R2-D2 beeping)

  • (Elmo laughs)

  • - Chase Elmo, Big Bird, chase Elmo!

  • - Wait, wait, wait, Elmo, wait a minute.

  • Oh, woo.

  • Let's take a break, Elmo.

  • - Take a break, but why Big Bird?

  • - Well, I'm tired, Elmo.

  • We've been playing tag all morning.

  • - But Elmo's having fun, Big Bird.

  • - Me too.

  • But taking a break is fun too.

  • - It is?

  • ♪ I'm taking break, taking a rest

  • - Big Bird!

  • Taking some time to be at my best

  • Oh won't you take a break

  • Won't you take a break with me

  • - Big Bird, Elmo still wants to play!

  • We can read a book

  • - Reading a book is nice.

  • Or look up at the sky

  • - Yeah, the sky.

  • We can take the time

  • - Take the time?

  • To let the world go by

  • ♪ I'm taking a moment

  • Taking a few

  • Taking whatever it takes to feel new

  • Oh won't you take a break

  • Won't you take a break with me

  • (Elmo laughs)

  • We can dream a dream

  • We can wonder why

  • We can take the time to let the world go by

  • Oh won't you take a break

  • Won't you take a break with me

  • - Boy.

  • Taking a break is fun, Big Bird.

  • - Yeah. But break's over.

  • - Already?

  • - Yeah.

  • Tag, you're it.

  • - Elmo's gonna catch you, Big Bird.

  • - You won't get me!

  • - Yes Elmo will!

  • - Hi, I'm Kareem.

  • And these are.

  • (bird squawking)

  • Four birds.

  • - Hey Kareem.

  • What's with all the birds?

  • - Oh, they're here to help me with today's word, Big Bird.

  • - Can I help?

  • Can I?

  • - Absolutely.

  • - Yeah!

  • - I'm Kareem.

  • And these are five birds.

  • (birds squawk)

  • - Oh, what they said.

  • Squawk!

  • - And we're here to tell you about the word, subtraction.

  • (birds squawking)

  • - Uh-oh.

  • Looks like those birds don't wanna help

  • with the word anymore.

  • - Actually, they just did help with the word.

  • - Hmm?

  • - Well, the word subtraction means

  • to take away objects from a group

  • and count how many are left.

  • - It does?

  • - Yes.

  • And these birds are specially trained so that when they hear

  • the word subtraction, they take themselves away.

  • - Oh, well now how many are left?

  • - Well, we started with five birds and took away two birds.

  • And that leaves.

  • - Squawk.

  • - One.

  • - Squawk.

  • - Two.

  • - Oh, Squawk.

  • - Three birds.

  • - Oh, and that's subtraction?

  • - Squawk.

  • - Oh, did I upset her?

  • - No.

  • You said the word subtraction

  • so that the bird subtracted herself.

  • - I see.

  • Oh, and now how many are laughed?

  • - Well, we had three birds and we took away one.

  • And now there are.

  • - Squawk!

  • - One.

  • - Oh, squawk!

  • - Two birds left.

  • - Oh, wow.

  • I think I'm getting the hang of subtraction.

  • - Squawk.

  • - Is it something I said?

  • - Yep.

  • You said the word.

  • So he subtracted himself.

  • - Oh, right.

  • We had two birds and took away one.

  • And now there's just one bird left.

  • Me.

  • - Right.

  • So Big Bird, now, do you get subtraction?

  • - Oh, you said subtraction.

  • Better take myself away.

  • - I think he gets it.

  • - [Both] Subtraction.

  • - Hi, Big Bird.

  • - Oh, hi Gordon.

  • I don't suppose you'd sit with me on the steps, would you?

  • - Oh, well actually I was just on my way to the post office.

  • - Okay.

  • - Is something wrong?

  • - Well, I've been sitting here on the steps,

  • hoping someone I know would come and sit with me,

  • but nobody did.

  • - Oh, well.

  • Why do you want someone to sit with you so much?

  • - Well, these steps are very special.

  • They're not just a bunch of stairs, you know.

  • They're a big part of Sesame Street.

  • It's where we sit and talk and have fun.

  • Why, if these steps could talk, imagine what they'd say.

  • If these steps could talk

  • ♪ I wonder what they'd say

  • Perhaps, please sit and rest a while before you go away

  • They'd say, I'm glad to see you

  • Please stay and sing a song or read a book or tell a joke

  • And I will laugh along

  • If these steps could talk, they'd say I'm always here

  • And though you may not notice me

  • You'll know that I am near

  • And when you sit upon me, I'm happy as can be

  • That's what I think these steps would say

  • If they could talk to me

  • - You know, Big Bird, I think I know just what you mean.

  • If these steps could talk

  • ♪ I think that they would say

  • ♪ I've always been right here for you each step of the way

  • They'd say I've seen so many things

  • As seasons come and go

  • ♪ I've seen neighbors become friends

  • And I've watched the children grow

  • If these steps could talk

  • They'd say throughout the years

  • ♪ I've seen you laugh and share and smile

  • ♪ I've even seen some tears

  • And I am just so grateful for all the things I see

  • That's what I think these steps would say

  • If they could talk to me

  • And the people on the street

  • Are like my family

  • That's what I think these steps would say

  • If they would talk to me

  • - That's why I wish someone would sit

  • and share the steps with me.

  • - Play, play, play!

  • - Oh, sure.

  • We can play some more.

  • - Oh. Oh!

  • Can I play with you guys?

  • - Oh, Elmo too?

  • - Well, of course!

  • We can all be friends.

  • - Yeah.

  • We all have our own special things

  • that make us who we are

  • And everyone's important

  • We can all shine like a star

  • Yeah, we may all be different

  • But that's something that's worth praising

  • It's who we are and what we do that makes us each amazing

  • We can all be friends

  • We can all be friends

  • It feels a little better

  • When we all play together

  • We can all be friends

  • - There's another thing you have in common, Big Bird.

  • Julia loves to sing!

  • - Oh yeah!

  • We can all be friends

  • We can all be friends

  • It feels a little better when we all play together

  • We can all be friends

  • (light acoustic music)

  • - Oh, hi!

  • Hey, welcome to Sesame Street

  • and welcome to our birdketeer meeting!

  • Right now, I bet a lot of you out there

  • are saying to yourselves,

  • "I wish I could be a birdketeer, but I don't know how."

  • Well, right now we're going to show you how you too,

  • can be a birdketeer.

  • So just listen to this song and do what we say, okay?

  • You ready?

  • Here we go.

  • You can be a birdketeer, birdketeer, birdketeer

  • You can be a birdketeer

  • It's so simple

  • Use your wings and flap flap flap, flap flap flap

  • Flap flap flap

  • Use your wings and flap flap flap

  • It's so simple

  • Use your beak and peck peck peck, peck peck peck

  • Peck peck peck

  • Use your beak and peck peck peck

  • It's so simple

  • Now feet!

  • Use your feet and scratch scratch scratch

  • Scratch, scratch, scratch

  • Scratch scratch scratch

  • Use your feet and scratch scratch scratch

  • It's so simple

  • Now spread your wings and fly away

  • Fly away, fly away

  • Spread your wings and fly away

  • It's so simple

  • Well now you know how simple it is!

  • Why don't you become a birdketeer, too?

  • I'll see you at the next meeting.

  • It's fun to rawr

  • It's fun to roar

  • Come on everybody

  • Do the dinosaur

  • It's fun to rawr

  • It's fun to roar

  • Come on everybody do the dinosaur

  • Say rawr

  • Rawr

  • Say roar

  • Roar

  • Now let's dance like a dinosaur

  • Some dinosaurs, they stomp around

  • They stomp and stomp and shook the ground

  • Let's stomp

  • Stomp stomp

  • Stomp again

  • Stomp stomp

  • Some dinosaurs have spiky tails

  • That swish and sway

  • And lift it in the air

  • Let's swish

  • Swish swish

  • Swish again

  • Swish swish

  • Some dinosaurs have great big teeth

  • That chewed and chomped of the things they eat

  • Let's chomp

  • Chomp chomp

  • Chomp again

  • Chomp chomp

  • Now let's try them all together

  • Stomp stomp

  • Stomp stomp

  • Swish swish

  • Swish swish

  • Chomp chomp

  • Chomp chomp

  • It's fun to rawr

  • It's fun to roar

  • Come on everybody, do the dinosaur

  • Say rawr

  • Rawr

  • Say roar

  • Roar

  • Now you're dancing like a dinosaur

  • You're dancing like a dinosaur

  • (Rosita laughing)

  • - Ready? - Yes, go.

  • - Ladies and gentlemen, the Sesame Street number of the day.

  • - The number one!

  • - [Both] Tada!

  • (One crying)

  • - One, One?

  • What's a matter?

  • - Why do you look so sad?

  • - Because I wanna be a different number.

  • Nobody likes a number one.

  • It's only one!

  • Why couldn't I be a two or a three or even a six?

  • - Oh, gee.

  • I think that one is a really great number.

  • - You do?

  • - Yeah, so do I.

  • You're one of my favorite numbers.

  • - I am?

  • - Yeah.

  • - Oh, tell me more.

  • - More?

  • Hmm.

  • Should we tell him more Big Bird?

  • - Oh, definitely.

  • - Ready for this?

  • - I'm ready.

  • One

  • You're first and your foremost, right from the start

  • One, you're whom I adore most with my one heart

  • Without one, if I were counting

  • ♪ I wouldn't know where to begin

  • Without one, I couldn't count my nose my mouth or my chin

  • You're singular

  • One, one fabulous number

  • One, stand up proud

  • One, come on, don't be a mumbler

  • Shout one out loud

  • One

  • You're such a special number

  • You can count the moon of the sun

  • You can do lots of wonderful things

  • All rolled into one

  • Original

  • One

  • You're my one and only

  • One, don't be blue

  • One, no need to be lonely you're right next to two

  • One

  • You're the luckiest number that we ever have heard

  • Without one, we could be one of a kind

  • Or one big yellow bird

  • One

  • - Oh, wow!

  • I don't feel sad anymore.

  • I feel proud to be number one.

  • - Ladies and gentlemen, the Sesame Street number of the day.

  • - The number one!

  • Yay!

  • - Thank you, thank you.

  • Thank you very much.

  • - [Big Bird] You're my favorite one!

  • - Thanks, guys.

  • Thank you. Thank you!

  • - Hi, I'm Tracee and I'm ready for bed.

  • You know, a lot of bedtime things

  • start with buh buh, B, like bed, blanket, and Boodles,

  • my stuffed Beagle.

  • Night, night, Boodles.

  • - Don't forget about me!

  • - A bear?

  • What do you you doing in my bed?

  • - Oh, I'm burrowing.

  • - Oh, okay.

  • Well bear does start with the letter B.

  • - So does banana.

  • - Whoa.

  • - Could you scooch over?

  • I don't wanna get bruised.

  • - Okay.

  • - Basketball also starts with the letter B and bounce!

  • Bounce, bounce.

  • - Hey, quit bouncing!

  • This beaver's trying to sleep!

  • - Beaver starts with the letter B.

  • - Yes it does.

  • - All right.

  • All right, everybody settle down!

  • Settle down!

  • It's time for bed.

  • Like I said, there's a lot of bedtime things

  • that start with B.

  • - Don't forget me!

  • - Big Bird?

  • - Big Bird starts with B.

  • - Yes, it does.

  • All right, goodnight, everyone!

  • - [All] Goodnight!

  • Oh, I need to get a bigger bed.

  • (light music)

  • (group snoring)

  • - Lambchop! Isn't this exciting?

  • Here we are on Sesame street.

  • Isn't this nice?

  • - Sure, if you like streets.

  • Can we go?

  • - Can we go?

  • We just got here.

  • Look, look at that beautiful park.

  • - Eh.

  • - What do you mean, eh?

  • - I mean, eh.

  • You seen one park, you seen them all.

  • - Oh, come on, come on, come on.

  • - Where are we going?

  • - We are going to meet the people, hi!

  • - No, no, no, no, no.

  • - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

  • Whoa. Whoa.

  • What do you mean no?

  • - Read my lips.

  • No.

  • N-O.

  • - Why not, darling.

  • Everybody is so friendly.

  • - Well, I guess so.

  • - Lambchop, are you feeling shy?

  • - Well, I don't really know.

  • I just have never been here before and I don't know anybody

  • and I don't know what to say or what to do.

  • - That's feeling shy.

  • - Well, then I guess I'm feeling shy.

  • Shall we go?

  • Taxi, Taxi!

  • Oh, oh.

  • Oh!

  • - What, what oh, what oh?

  • - Oh, would you look at the size of that guy.

  • I mean, he looks like a building with feathers.

  • - Well, I think he looks friendly.

  • - Oh, I'm friendly.

  • I'm Big Bird.

  • - Hello, Big Bird.

  • It's so nice to meet you.

  • I'm Shari, and this is Lambchop.

  • - Hi, Shari.

  • Hi Lambchop.

  • - Lambchop.

  • - What?

  • - Say hello or something.

  • - Hello or something.

  • - [Big Bird] Hello.

  • - Ooh. Ooh. Ooh.

  • I think you need a little help in meeting new people

  • and making friends.

  • - No, that, no, that is not right.

  • - What?

  • - I need a lot of help.

  • Any suggestions?

  • - Of course.

  • Here's how you do it.

  • You say,

  • How do you do

  • Hold out your hand

  • Smile and say, glad to meet you

  • Hope you are well

  • Happy you're here

  • Thoughts, I think when I greet you

  • People know you by little things you do

  • Show someone you care, watch 'em care for you

  • How do you do

  • Right from the heart

  • Hand in hand for the very first time

  • So, very nice to meet a brand new friend of mine

  • ♪ I think I got it

  • How do you do

  • How do you do

  • Hold out your hand

  • Hold out your hand

  • Smile and say glad to meet you

  • Hope you are well

  • Hope you are well

  • Happy you're here

  • Happy you're here

  • Thoughts I think when I greet you

  • People know you by little things you do

  • Show someone you care, watch 'em care for you

  • How do you do, right from the heart

  • Hand in hand for the very first time

  • So very nice to meet a brand new friend of mine

  • - Elmo can't wait.

  • - Hey guys!

  • - Hey Alan.

  • - How are you?

  • Hey, is anybody hungry?

  • 'Cause it's lunchtime

  • and I just made a big batch of tomato soup.

  • - I love tomato soup. - I'd love some!

  • - Well hurry, all right?

  • Get it while it's hot.

  • - Okay! - Okay.

  • - Lucky for you, I'm hungry.

  • - Hey, come on.

  • Let's all fly to Hooper's Store.

  • - [All But Abby] Fly?

  • - Yeah. It's really fast!

  • Let's all fly to Hooper's Store

  • We'll get there, one, two, three

  • So everybody flap their wings and fly along with me

  • - Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait Abby!

  • Wait, wait, wait.

  • - Yeah. Yeah.

  • Come back, Abby, come back.

  • - What's the matter?

  • - Abby, we can't fly to Hooper's Store.

  • We don't have wings.

  • - Well actually I have wings,

  • but they're not the flying kind.

  • - Oh gosh.

  • I never thought of that.

  • - Hey, wait.

  • I have an idea!

  • I know how we can get the Hooper's fast.

  • ♪ I'm gonna take my pogo stick

  • ♪ I'll get there, one two three

  • So go and grab your pogo sticks and bounce along with me

  • - No, no, wait.

  • That's no good, either.

  • - Stop, Telly.

  • We can't go by pogo stick.

  • - Yeah, we don't have pogo sticks.

  • You're the only one with a pogo stick.

  • - Oh no.

  • What are we gonna do?

  • - Wait, Elmo has an idea!

  • Elmo will take his tricycle and get there one, two, three

  • So everybody grab your trike and ride along with Elmo

  • - Elmo no, no no wait.

  • - Wait, Elmo!

  • - Elmo!

  • - What?

  • (Elmo laughing)

  • Oh, right.

  • Silly Elmo.

  • - Yeah, we don't have tricycles.

  • - Yeah, right.

  • - Hey, how about this?

  • Let's rollerskate to Hooper's Store

  • We'll get there, one, two, three

  • So everybody grab your skates and roll along with me

  • - [All] Big Bird.

  • - Oh.

  • No good.

  • - See?

  • - Oh.

  • No roller skates.

  • - Hey you guys.

  • Why are you just sitting around?

  • The soup is getting cold.

  • - We're trying to figure out how we're gonna get

  • to Hooper's Store.

  • - Yeah.

  • - Well, why don't you just walk?

  • - Walk?

  • - Yeah, don't be silly, Alan.

  • That would take too long.

  • - Yeah.

  • We wanna get there fast.

  • - Elmo wanted everyone to ride on tricycles.

  • - Yeah.

  • And I thought we could fly.

  • - But we don't all have tricycles or the gift of flight.

  • I thought we could go on pogo sticks.

  • - But we don't all have pogo sticks.

  • So I thought we could rollerskate,

  • but I'm the only one that has any skates.

  • - Well, you know what?

  • You don't all have to go the same way.

  • - [All But Alan] We don't?

  • - No, no!

  • Elmo, you can go by tricycle and Telly,

  • you can go on Pogo stick.

  • Abby, you can fly over, of course.

  • And Big Bird, you could roll over on your skates.

  • But the important thing is to get there!

  • - Yeah.

  • - Good idea, yeah!

  • - All right, well hurry.

  • Come on.

  • - We'll be right there!

  • Elmo will ride his tricycle

  • ♪ I'll flap my wings and fly

  • ♪ I'll roll there on my roller skates

  • ♪ I'm a pogo-sticking guy

  • ♪ I'll ride there on my wheelchair

  • ♪ I'll gallop on my horse

  • (Penguin squawks)

  • And I will dance of course

  • ♪ I'll hop, I'll skip

  • ♪ I'll jump there

  • ♪ I'll march there with my troop

  • And now that we've all gotten here

  • Can we please have our soup

  • - Alan, could you please ladle a little faster?

  • - Yeah, we don't want the soup to get cold.

  • You're gonna need more bowls!

  • (all chattering)

  • You pack your toothbrush, I pack my roller skates

  • Roller skates

  • ♪ I pack my bird seed, you pack your comb

  • - Wait, Elmo didn't realize Big Bird had roller skates.

  • You pack your blanky, I pack the alphabet

  • - The alphabet?

  • - You bet!

  • Without the alphabet, I don't read H-O-M-E-R ♪

  • But we both our pajamas

  • Yes, we always pack our pajamas

  • We take our favorite pajamas

  • Wherever, wherever, wherever ever we may roam

  • Oh

  • Oh

  • Jammies

  • - There, we're all set.

  • Now I'm ready to go on a trip and meet lots of new friends!

  • - Aye aye aye.

  • - Golly, that S certainly is stuck to your nose, Rosita.

  • - I know Big Bird.

  • What am I gonna do?

  • - Well, we're supposed to tell all about the letter S today.

  • Remember?

  • Why we were gonna sing a song and everything.

  • - Big Bird.

  • I cannot sing a song with a letter stuck to my nose.

  • - But Rosita, it's our job.

  • Anyway, I think it would be great.

  • You know?

  • We'll sing our song and the letter S

  • will be there all the time.

  • Right where everyone can see it,

  • stuck on the end of your nose.

  • Why, it's perfect.

  • - Well, it's an important job.

  • I guess we should finish it.

  • Okay, Big Bird.

  • Let's sing.

  • - All right, Rosita.

  • Okay. Hit it.

  • (upbeat music)

  • What's our favorite letter

  • Would you care to guess

  • It's one that starts out special

  • And ends in happiness

  • It's swervey and it's curvy

  • And it's on my nose

  • Is it the letter S ♪

  • The letter S ♪

  • Do you suppose

  • What's our favorite letter

  • Here's another clue

  • It's right there when you go to sleep

  • Or when you're in a stew

  • Its sneaky and it's snakey

  • And it's stuck on tight

  • If you said letter S ♪

  • You guessed it right

  • If you said letter S, you guessed it right

  • - Yay!

  • - We did it!

  • We sang about the letter S.

  • So what should we do now, Rosita.

  • - Well, I think we should do something else

  • with the letter S.

  • - Really, what?

  • - Get it off my nose!

  • - Right.

  • Hey, she is so smart.

  • Hey, smart begins--

  • - Big Bird!

- It's days like this that make me happy to be a bird!

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