Sesame in Communities

Math Is Everywhere introduces children to math skills for future school success.

How is your child the same or different from Julia, Elmo, or Abby? Tell us at #seeamazing.

Building understanding around autism helps all children recognize our similarities and appreciate our differences. Share your story at #seeamazing

Sesame Street's Elmo and Abby discover they can learn anytime, anywhere. Presented by Sesame Street.

A military mom of two little girls shares advice on coping with changes, maintaining a sense of consistency, and staying positive and resilient, even in uncertain times.

8-year-old Tenley talks about old friends, new friends, a new home and school, and how her family sticks together through all the changes involved when her dad leaves the military.

The Sesame Street pals put on a show about healthy living. Presented by Sesame Street.

We all love to giggle. Share your child’s laughter using #seeamazing

Grover and Rosita show children and parents fun and easy ways to prepare for an emergency.Sesame Workshop, along with PSEG, has created Let’s Get Ready! Planning Together for Emergencies, which offers advice, activities and ideas to help the whole family prepare for the unexpected.

Children describe autism in so many ways--let’s celebrate and value different perspectives! What do you want kids to know about autism? #seeamazing

We are all amazing in so many ways. Celebrate every child’s strengths at #seeamazing

All children love to play! What is your child’s favorite game? Tell us at #seeamazing

Little Children, Big Challenges: Divorce offers support and resources for families with young children (ages 2–8) as they encounter the tough transitions that come with divorce. Watch Abby Cadabby share her own families' story of divorce with Elmo and other Sesame friends. Real parents and families share tips on how they cope with their feelings around divorce, talk with children about this difficult transition, and find ways to move forward.

Post some of your child’s favorite things at #seeamazing

Approximately two out of three middle class families are at high risk of sustaining or losing their economic security. Too often, parents are being forced to make difficult decisions that affect their childrens well-being.In response to these recent changes in family economics, Sesame Street has produced a primetime special, Families Stand Together: Feeling Secure in Tough Times. This hour-long special, hosted by Al Roker, Deborah Roberts and Elmo, aims to help families with children, ages two to eight, experiencing difficult economic circumstances by offering strategies and tips that can lead to positive outcomes for their childrens physical and emotional well-being during this tough economic climate.

What is your child’s favorite food? #seeamazing

When Families Grieve is designed for families with young children who are coping with grief. Watch Elmo and his family as they find new ways to talk about their feelings after the death of Uncle Jack. Real families discuss how they cope with their emotions, find ways to remember, and move forward after experiencing the death of a parent.

Little Children, Big Challenges provides much-needed resources for families with young children (ages 3 – 8) as they encounter the difficult changes and transitions that come with a parent's incarceration.

Nasaiah and Abby have the same favorite foods. What does your child have in common with a special friend? Tell us  at #seeamazing

A veteran dad shares his thoughts on watching his kids closely for changes in behavior during transitions, “tuning in”, and being present. Transitions can be hard on kids, too…and the whole family is in this together!