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Topic: Sesame Street
Paper Folding with Matt Shlian and Sesame Street
In this Sesame Street clip from 2013, paper artist Matt Shlian teaches kids how to create and glue together a paper sculpture from multiple pieces of folded paper. Want to create the piece yourself? Visit Shlian's sit...
William Wegman, The Dog Photographer
Welcome to Wegman’s Wild World of Weimaraners, where dogs bake cakes and lounge like royalty. Known to the world as the “dog photographer,” William Wegman has spent the past 45 years dressing and posing his canine mus...
What’s The Name Of That Song? – Sesame Street
La-di-da-di-dum, la-di-da-di-dum, What's the name of that song? David, Bob, Susan, Gordon, Maria, Bert, Herry Monster, Luis, Oscar, The Count, and Mr. Hooper try to remember in episode 0666 of Sesame Street. This late...
Talkin’ Scat with Hoots the Owl and Gordon – Sesame Street
Learn how to scat sing -- to sing using your voice like an instrument in an improvisational jazz style -- with Hoots the Owl, Gordon, and some "hip kittens" (a group of kids) in this classic Sesame Street clip from 19...
A girl visits the postage stamp factory – Sesame Street
Before stamps became stickers, which started in earnest in the United States around 1989, they were printed sheets of paper with water-activated adhesive backing. In 1987, Sesame Street visited the US Postal Service t...
I Beam – Sesame Street
A red hot steel I-beam is molded at the factory, moving back and forth within the machines as it takes shape in the form of the letter I. This classic Sesame Street clip was first seen in 1980 during the show's 12th s...
A snowman yearns for warmer climes – Parabella Studios
This beautifully crafted holiday commercial for the Belgian National Lottery was animated by Parabella Studios in East London. Check out their Making-Of video:
What is Dance? – Sesame Street
What is Dance? Hear kids answer this question from their own experiences as these charming illustrations and cut paper characters shake, wiggle, leap, boogie, hula, and play. We love animation styles that hearken ...
Classic Sesame Street: Broken Wrist
Breaking an arm, a leg, or some part of the body can be super scary. Not only does it hurt, but you may not know what's going to happen next. We love this classic Sesame Street video because it helps explain what to e...
Cookie Monster’s food-related “showerthoughts” at the museum
What was the best thing before sliced bread? Cookie Monster considers some food-related "showerthoughts" -- those random, seemingly-profound thoughts, ideas, or questions that you might have while taking a shower, day...
Three Primary Colors – Sesame Street & OK Go
Three Primary Colors (2012): File this instant Sesame Street classic by OK Go under "super-catchy song that we sang all day today". In the archives, watch more excellent vids from Sesame Street and OK Go.
James Earl Jones recites the alphabet on Sesame Street
There are few voices with this kind of gravitas, so it's no wonder that James Earl Jones was the first celebrity guest on Sesame Street in 1969. Watch as he transforms the alphabet into something rather riveting. D...
Lupita Nyong’o Loves Her Skin – Sesame Street
Ticklish, smooth, rough, elastic, protective, full of nerve endings to feel different textures and energies, and it comes in so many beautiful shades and colors... Elmo and his good friend Lupita Nyong’o talk about sk...
William Wegman’s ABC
ABC, the Sesame Street-featured Weimaraner alphabet by artist and photographer William Wegman. In addition to his paintings, Wegman is well-known for his photographs, videos, and books made with his dogs. See mo...
Sesame Street: The 30 Dots Collection
Classic patterns and surprises! Sesame Street's 1970s era series about 30 dots has been collected into 13 segments by YouTube user Monsterpiece Theatre. Debuting as an animation set by You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown...
Sesame Street’s Numerosity: Baker Number 10
Numerosity, also known as The Henson 10, also known around our house as The Baker videos: this is number 10 in the series of number shorts by Jim Henson for the first season of Sesame Street in 1969. While the bak...
5 Hidden Worlds Revealed Under a Microscope (with Telly!)
Sesame Street's Telly teams up with 5facts' Annie Colbert and Matt Silverman to explore sand, chalk, strawberries, velcro, and lint up close: 5 Hidden Worlds Revealed Under a “MEGA...
Signing Alphabet (1977) – Sesame Street
From the early Sesame Street days, composer Joan La Barbara's Signing Alphabet (1977).
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