Elmo: Oh, hi!
Today on Sesame Street,
we're learning all about friends.
Oh, Elmo has so many friends,
like Nina and Chris and Alan and Big Bird
and Oscar and Abby and Rosita
and Tamir and Ji-Young and...
Tango: Aroo! Aroo!
Elmo: What's that, Tango? Tango: Arf arf arf!
Elmo: Elmo left out a friend?
Ha ha ha. Of course, Tango.
Come on, let's see more of Elmo's friends
today on Sesame Street. Tango: Arf!
Elmo: Ha ha ha!
Kids: ♪ Sunny day sweeping the clouds away ♪
♪ On my way to where the air is sweet ♪
Abby: Ha!
Kids: ♪ Can you tell me how to get ♪
♪ How to get to Sesame Street? ♪
Chorus: ♪ La la la la la la la la la ♪
Kids: ♪ How to get to Sesame Street? ♪
Cookie Monster: Mmm!
Chorus: ♪ La la la la la la la la la la ♪
Kids: ♪ How to get to Sesame Street ♪
Sesame Street!
Elmo: What a pretty day.
Oh, hi. Welcome to Sesame Street.
Big Bird: Hi. Abby: Today we're at the park.
Elmo: Yeah. Elmo just loves being out in nature.
Big Bird: Yeah. We're here because my Auntie Nani
is flying in for a visit.
She's coming all the way from Hawaii.
Abby: Yeah, all the way from Hawaii.
Uh, ahem, what's Hawaii? Elmo: Yeah.
Big Bird: Well, hmm hmm hmm, Hawaii is a state over there.
And Sesame Street is in New York State,
all the way over here.
And Hawaii and New York are part of the United States.
Elmo: Wow.
Hawaii seems really far away.
Abby: Yeah. Big Bird: It is.
That's why it's so special
when Auntie Nani comes for a visit.
Elmo: Oh, ho ho ho! Well, Elmo can't wait
to meet Big Bird's Auntie Nani.
Abby: Yeah. Big Bird: Oh, there she is. [Thudding]
Ha ha ha!
Elmo and Abby: Wow!
Nani: Ahh.
Big Bird: Auntie Nani!
Nani: Manu Nui.
Oh, ho.
Abby: Actually, his name is Big Bird.
Elmo: Yeah. Big Bird and Nani: Hee hee hee.
Big Bird: We're laughing because "Manu Nui"
in Hawaiian means "great bird."
Abby and Elmo: Oh. Nani: Yeah.
Manu Nui has been our special family name
for Big Bird since he was a baby.
Here, let me show you. [Tablet chimes]
Elmo: Aw! Ha ha ha! Big Bird: That's me.
Abby: Cute. Ha ha ha!
Nina: Hi!
Oh, who's our new visitor?
Big Bird: Nina, Abby, Elmo,
I want you to meet my Auntie Nani.
Nani: Aw, you can call me Auntie Nani, too.
It is so lovely to meet all of you.
Aloha.
Nina: Aloha.
Elmo: Uh, Auntie Nani, what does aloha mean?
Nani: Oh, aloha is a very important word
in Hawaiian culture.
It means hello and it means good-bye,
and it's always said with a feeling of love.
And in fact, it means love, too. Ha!
Elmo: Oh, well, aloha.
Big Bird: Aloha. Abby: Aloha.
Nani: Oh, Manu Nui, I brought you 2 special things
from Hawaii.
Big Bird: Hmm?
Nani: Oh, you have gotten so big!
Big Bird: Thank you, Auntie Nani.
Elmo: Wow. Look at all the pretty flowers.
Nina: Yeah, they're so colorful.
Abby: Aw, that looks like a really special necklace.
Nani: You're right. It is.
This necklace of flowers is called a lei,
and it's an important part of Hawaiian culture.
We give them as gifts to our family and friends.
Elmo: Oh! Big Bird: Oh.
Auntie Nani? Nani: Yeah?
Big Bird: Is there a way we can make leis for my friends?
It would be really nice to share part of our family with them.
Elmo: Yeah! Abby: Hee hee hee.
Nani: Ohh. Hmm.
Well, we just need some strong and sturdy flowers
to make some more lei.
Abby: Oh, I know just what to do.
It's just gonna take a little fairy magic.
Elmo: Oh. Abby: OK.
Come here, Wanda.
Let's see.
[Gasps] Making new friends is easy as can be
with flowers like the ones from Hawaii.
Oh, say, "Zippity-zap" with me.
Zippity-zap!
Big Bird: Oh! Nani: Whoa!
This is wonderful.
Thank you, Abby.
These paper flowers look just like the ones I use.
Now I can share with you how my family makes leis
and you can all make your own lei.
Big Bird: Yeah. Elmo: Oh, great! Nina: Awesome.
OK, what's the first step? Elmo: Yeah, what do we do?
Nani: Well, you pick the flowers that you want to use.
And then you use twine, like this.
Elmo: Twine. Nina: Oh, OK.
Nani: And you string the flower right onto it.
There's a little hole in the back.
Nina: There we go. Big Bird: Look at that. Mm-hmm.
Nani: And you can make your lei.
Nina: I did it. Nani: That's it.
As long as you want it.
Big Bird: Ha ha ha!
Nani: And when your lei is finished,
you can give it to a friend.
This one is for Elmo.
Elmo: Oh, really? Nani: Yeah.
Elmo: Oh, ho ho ho!
Nani: Aw, look at that. Elmo: Aw. Wow.
Elmo loves it!
Nani: Thank you. And in Hawaii,
when you give a lei, you give a hug, too.
Elmo: Aw. Thank you, Auntie Nani.
It's beautiful.
Nani: You're welcome.
Elmo: You know, Elmo wants to make the lei
for one of his friends, too. Nina: Oh.
Abby: Me, too! Big Bird: Me, too!
Elmo: With all the different kinds of flowers.
Nani: Yeah.
Elmo: And finished. Abby: Wow.
Nina: Wow, look at the beautiful lei you 3 made.
Elmo: Yeah. Big Bird: Yeah.
Elmo: Elmo wants to give his lei to his friend Abby.
Nina, can you help Elmo put it on?
Nina: Of course.
Abby: This is so sweet. Big Bird: So nice.
Abby: Aw. Thank you, Elmo.
Elmo: Ah, you're welcome, Abby.
Abby: Oh, and I want to give the lei I made to you, Nina.
It's right here. Nina: Me?
Abby: Yeah. Nina: Wow, thank you.
Elmo: Wow. Nina: Thank you so much, Abby.
Abby: Thank you.
Big Bird: And I want to give the lei that I made
to someone I love.
My Auntie Nani!
Elmo: Aw. Nani: Aw.
Big Bird: There you go. Nani: Oh, ho ho.
Thank you, Manu Nui.
It is so nice to share something about our family
with all our new friends.
Hey, there's one more special thing from Hawaii
that I get to share with all of you now.
Elmo: Oh! Big Bird: What is it?
Abby: What is it? What is it?
Nani: Well, it's a hula from our friend Hualalai.
I want you to meet him.
He has a very special hula to share with all of you.
Elmo: Oh, uh, uh, uh, hula?
Nani: Right. Hula.
Hula is a kind of dance we do in Hawaii.
When you hula, you tell a story with your hands
and moving your body.
Elmo: Oh. Abby: Really?
Nani: Yeah.
Look, I'll show you.
Hualalai!
Hualalai: Hey, Nani Bird. Aloha.
Nani: Aloha.
I am here on Sesame Street with Big Bird
and all his friends. Big Bird: Hi!
Nani: We're ready for you to share your special hula.
Big Bird: Mm-hmm.
Hualalai: It would be my pleasure.
Big Bird: Yeah! Hee hee hee.
♪
Hualalai: [Speaks Hawaiian]
[Man singing in Hawaiian]
♪
[Hualalai speaks Hawaiian]
Elmo: Ha ha ha!
♪
Big Bird: So amazing, huh?
Nina: Wow.
Big Bird: Hee hee hee!
♪
Hualalai: Hey.
Elmo: Yay! Big Bird: Wonderful!
Nina: What a wonderful performance. Big Bird: Great.
Nani: Mahalo, Hualalai.
Thank you. That was wonderful.
Aloha.
All: Aloha!
Hualalai: Aloha, everyone.
It's always nice to make new friends.
Nani: Oh, yes.
Nina: That was so much fun.
Thank you for sharing all the special things
that you and your family do in Hawaii.
Elmo: Yeah. Elmo loves making new friends.
Ooh, and saying aloha.
Nani: Well, you know what they say in Hawaii--
♪ We say aloha to friends old and new ♪
♪ Friendship grows like flowers ♪
♪ Anywhere you are ♪
♪ It doesn't matter where you're from ♪
♪ Whether it's near or far ♪
♪ And in Hawaii, one thing is always true ♪
♪ We say aloha to friends old and new ♪
♪ I say aloha to you and you and you ♪
All: ♪ We say aloha to friends old and new ♪
Nani and Big Bird: ♪ And in Hawaii ♪
♪ One thing is always true ♪
♪ We say aloha to friends old and new ♪
♪ I say aloha to you and you and you ♪
All: ♪ We say aloha to friends old and new ♪
♪ I say aloha to you and you and you ♪
Nani: Aloha.
Kids: Celebrating me, celebrating you,
celebrating us!
Elmo: Hi! Elmo's friends in Hawaii
are going to a hula performance.
Let's find out more.
Sikenna: Hi, my name is Sikenna, and this is my friend Grace.
Grace: Hi. Sikenna: This is my Uncle Tou,
and he's about to share something special with all of us.
Grace: He's going to perform a hula.
Tou: Yes. Hula is a kind of dance we do in Hawaii,
and it's a very important part of Hawaiian culture.
Sikenna: When you hula, you tell a story
by moving your hands and your body.
Tou: I'm going to perform "Kawika."
And it tells the story of a Hawaiian king,
Kalakaua, who traveled the globe in 1874
and created friendships between Hawaii and the world.
This is Kulakuhaniad,
and he's gonna play the ipu and sing.
The ipu helps keep the rhythm
and timing of the hula.
[Speaking Hawaiian]
[Kulakuhaniad singing in Hawaiian]
♪
Tou: [Speaks Hawaiian]
[Kulakuhaniad continues singing in Hawaiian]
♪
Tou: [Singing in Hawaiian]
Elmo: Wow, that was great!
Elmo is so glad we got to see that special hula performance.
[Music plays]
Oh! Elmo knows that music.
It's time for the letter of the day.
Come on.
Elmo: ♪ Jump up, get down ♪
♪ Come dance with Elmo ♪
♪ We're moving our body to the ABCs ♪
♪ Dance nearby ♪
♪ Whoa, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ Dance far away ♪
♪ Now clap your hands ♪
♪ To the letter of the day ♪
♪ Clap, clap ♪
♪ What's the letter, clap, clap ♪
♪ What's the letter, clap, clap, clap, clap ♪
Chorus: What's the letter? What's the letter?
What's the letter, what's the letter, what's the letter?
Elmo: ♪ The letter ♪
♪ Of the day is..."F" ♪
All: ♪ Clap, clap, it's the letter of the day ♪
♪ Clap, clap, it's the letter of the day ♪
Chorus: ♪ Ooh ♪ All: ♪ Clap, clap ♪
♪ It's the letter, it's the letter ♪
♪ It's the letter of the day ♪
Chorus: ♪ Ooh ♪
All: ♪ It's the letter of the day ♪
♪ Clap, clap, it's the letter of the day ♪
♪ Clap, clap ♪
♪ Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay ♪
Elmo: ♪ "F" ♪
"F" is for friends.
Amanda: It's my friend Elmo! Hi, Elmo!
Elmo: Oh, hi, Miss Amanda Gorman.
Ho ho ho! Oh. Elmo was just coming up
with a brand-new poem.
Oh. Does Miss Amanda want to hear it?
Amanda: Of course. I love poems.
Elmo: Cool. OK. Here goes.
Elmo's fur is red,
grapes are purple,
the sky is blue--
Well, that's all Elmo came up with
because Elmo can't think of a word
that rhymes with "purple." Ha ha ha!
Amanda: Hmm. Gurple? Elmo: No!
Amanda: Yurple? Elmo: Yurple? Ha ha ha!
Amanda: Yeah. That's a tough one.
Elmo: Yeah. Amanda: But the nice thing
about poems is they don't always have to rhyme.
Elmo: Really? Amanda: Yes.
Poems are all about choosing words to share things
you want to say.
For example...
Elmo is red as a heart and kind as can be.
Elmo: Wow! Hey. That's pretty good.
Ooh! Has Miss Amanda Gorman ever thought
about writing a poem herself?
Amanda: Sure. I like to write poems all the time.
Elmo: Cool. Amanda: I like to write poems
that make people feel hopeful and inspire them
to be the best me they can be.
Elmo: Wow! Hey! Maybe Elmo and Miss Amanda Gorman
can write a poem together!
Amanda: I'd love to. What do you want
our poem to be about?
What's important to you?
Elmo: Hmm. What's important to Elmo? Hmm.
Oh! Well, Elmo's friends.
Yeah. Elmo's friends are important.
Elmo loves his friends.
Amanda: Friends is a great idea for a poem.
Now think of some words to share the things
you want to say about friends.
Elmo: OK. How about--mmm--oh!
A friend is someone who you can laugh
or play with or...
spend time with just being you.
Amanda: A friend is someone you like,
someone you love,
and they care about you, too.
A buddy stays with you to the end.
I am so happy Elmo is my friend.
Elmo: Oh! Um, Elmo's friends have...
all different colors of skin and fur.
Amanda: They can have different eyes,
language, and hair.
Friends come together and always play fair.
They're with you in the ups and downs.
Through it all, a friend is around.
Elmo: The end! Wow!
Miss Amanda Gorman is a really good writer of poems.
Oh, and a really good friend, too!
Amanda: I'm glad we're friends, Elmo.
Elmo: Yeah. Elmo is, too. Ha ha ha!
Amanda: "F" is for friends. Elmo: Yeah!
Big Bird: Hi, Elmo! Elmo: Oh! Hi, Big Bird!
[Horn honking]
Oh! Do you hear that?
The Foodie Truck is coming!
Big Bird: I wonder what Cookie Monster
and Gonger are making today. Elmo: Hmm.
Cookie Monster: ♪ Do you like food ♪
Gonger: ♪ A-doop-a doop doop doop-a ♪
Cookie Monster: ♪ Like me like food? ♪
Gonger: ♪ A-deeba deeba deeba deeba ♪
Both: ♪ Place you order if you lucky ♪
♪ We make food in our foodie trucky, yeah ♪
[Tablet chiming]
Cookie Monster: Oh, me got it, me got it!
Gonger: No, I'll get it, I'll get it! I'll get it!
Mia: Hi, Cookie Monster and Gonger.
I'm Mia, and I'm having a picnic
with my best friend--my sister!
I want a turkey sandwich with mustard
to split with her,
but I forgot to pack a sandwich!
See? No sandwich!
Can you help us, please?
Cookie Monster: Of course we can help you
because we are...
Both: Best friends! Gonger: Ha ha ha!
Cookie Monster: Well, yes, we are best friends,
but also, because we are...
Both: Monster Foodies! Gonger: Yeah!
Cookie Monster: OK. What we need to make turkey sandwich?
Gonger: To make a turkey sandwich,
we need wheat bread, turkey, tomatoes,
lettuce, and mustard!
Cookie Monster: Here you go!
We got wheat bread, turkey,
tomatoes, lettuce,
and--oh, boy.
No mustard.
Gonger: Oh! Cookie, look. We need mustard
for turkey sandwich! Oh!
Cookie Monster: Well, w-w-what we gonna do now?
How can we possibly get that?
Gonger: Well, I suppose we're gonna go
to a mustard factory! Come on!
Cookie Monster: OK. That works.
Gonger: Ohh! Yah! Ohh!
♪
Both: To the mustard factory!
♪ Mustard factory, mustard factory ♪
♪ We're going to the mustard factory ♪
[Horn honks]
Cookie Monster: Boy, oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy!
Here we are at the...
Both: mustard factory!
Cookie Monster: Oh. Hello there, Miss Mustard Factory Lady.
Gonger: Hi! Cookie Monster: Uh, we need
mustard to make a turkey sandwich.
Can you, uh, help us, please?
Woman: Hi, Cookie Monster and Gonger.
Welcome to the mustard factory, where mustard is made.
Of course, I can help you,
but mustard doesn't start here.
The mustard you eat in a sandwich
is grown in a field.
Mustard seeds come from a plant that has yellow flowers.
After time, the flowers turn brown,
then turn into pods.
A machine called a combine takes the seeds
from the pods, and a tractor brings them
to a factory like this one!
That's when we start making mustard.
First, the mustard seeds are ground.
Then the seeds go up a big pipe
into a tank filled with water and vinegar.
Next, we add turmeric and paprika.
After that, the tank spins really fast
to mix the ingredients.
Then the mixture goes through mills,
which grinds it all together
and turns it into thick, yellow paste called mustard!
Then we put it into bottles like you see at the store.
You can eat mustard on all kinds of food
like burgers, pretzels, and turkey sandwiches.
Here's some mustard to make a turkey sandwich,
Cookie and Gonger.
Gonger: Thanks, Miss Factory Lady!
Cookie Monster and Gonger: ♪ Mustard, mustard ♪
♪ We're going home with mustard, yeah ♪
Cookie Monster: OK. We got mustard.
Now me wonder what we do to make turkey sandwich.
Gonger: Well, what if we check the recipe?
Cookie Monster: Uh, OK. Let's try!
Gonger: OK. So, um, first, we get 2 slices of bread.
Cookie Monster: 1 slice, uh, 2 slices.
Gonger: Then we add the turkey.
Now add tomato.
Cookie Monster: Slice, slice, slice.
Gonger: Yeah! Then the lettuce.
Cookie Monster: OK.
Gonger: And last, the mustard!
Cookie Monster: Oh. Let's do it together,
you know, as best friends.
Gonger: Oh, yeah. OK.
♪
Cookie Monster: Ah. We make beautiful sandwich together.
Gonger: Yeah. Ahh. Cookie Monster: Ahh.
Gonger: Oh! Ah, oh!
[Gong]
It's ready!
[Sproing]
Too-da-loo, turkey!
Cookie Monster: Ta-ta, turkey sandwich!
Gonger: Oh, Cookie Monster.
I got this nice for you.
Cookie Monster: Aw, thank you, Gonger.
Oh, and, uh, this nice for you...
Gonger: Aw. Cookie Monster: best friend.
Gonger: Cookie! Ha ha!
Cookie Monster: Ahh, nom nom! Oh, me love turkey sandwich.
[Tablet chiming]
Gonger: What that noise? Oh, oh! Cookie, Cookie!
Cookie Monster: Oh, oh, oh! Yeah, yeah, yeah!
Mia: Thank you so much for this healthy
and delicious turkey sandwich with mustard,
Cookie Monster and Gonger.
Now I can split it with my sister!
Cookie Monster: You welcome, Mia.
Yeah! Gonger: Yay!
Both: ♪ Happy, healthy monsters to the rescue ♪
♪ We make yummy food just for you ♪
♪
Abby: Do you know what time it is?
Elmo: It's time for the number of the day!
♪ Hop like an astronaut ♪ Elmo and Abby: ♪ Hop, hop ♪
Elmo: ♪ Hop like an astronaut ♪
Elmo and Abby: ♪ Hop, hop ♪
Abby: ♪ Slide like a shooting sta-a-a-ar ♪
♪ Yeah! ♪ Elmo: ♪ Yeah-eah-eah! ♪
Abby: ♪ And hop ♪ Elmo: ♪ Slide ♪
Abby: ♪ Hop ♪ Elmo: ♪ Slide ♪
Abby: ♪ Hoppy, hoppy ♪ Elmo: ♪ Slide, slide ♪
♪ Slide, slide, slide ♪
Elmo and Abby: ♪ It's time for the number of the day ♪
Martians: Yip, yip, yip, yip, yip, yip, yip, yip.
Uh-huh!
Abby: Count the Martians with us!
Ready...
Elmo and Abby: 1! Yellow Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 2! Blue Martian: Yip.
Elmo: ♪ We're on our way to where the doggies play ♪
♪ What mystery will we solve today ♪
♪ On "Elmo and Tango's" ♪
Tango: ♪ Arf arf arf arf ♪
Elmo: ♪ "Mysterious Mysteries"? ♪
Tango: Arf!
Elmo: Ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha! Oh, hi!
Today, Elmo and Tango are here with our friend Grover.
Grover: Yes, I am making one-of-a-kind drums
with things I have picked up from all over Sesame Street.
Oh, thank you, Tango
Tango: Arf!
Grover: Oh! Elmo: What?
Tango: Arf. Elmo: Hey.
Where's all this stuff coming from?
Let's find out, Tango.
Tango: Arf! Arf!
Oscar: Oh, lost, lost. Where could it be?
Elmo: Hi, Oscar.
Um, what's Oscar doing?
Oscar: Huh? Ohh.
Well, if you must know,
I'm looking for something.
I thought I put it down right here,
but now I can't find it anywhere.
It's--it's gone!
Elmo: Gone? Tango: Arf?
Elmo: Tango, this sounds like...
a mystery!
♪ A mystery, it's so mysterious ♪
♪ A missing something ♪
♪ That's serious ♪
♪ It's a problem we can solve together ♪
♪ We're Elmo and Tango ♪
♪ Furry friends forever ♪
Don't worry, Oscar.
Just tell Elmo and Tango what's missing,
and we'll help find it.
Oscar: A nice monster and a cute puppy
finding something grouchy?
Heh heh. Yeah, right.
Elmo: Hmm, Oscar is missing something,
but he won't say what it is.
Tango: Hmm. Arf! Arf! Arf!
Elo: You're right, Tango.
Oscar is Elmo's friend,
so maybe Elmo can think like Oscar
and find what is missing.
Tango: Arf arf!
Elmo: Come on, let's investigate!
Tango: Arf!
Elmo: Look for something grouchy
that Oscar would like.
Tango: Oh. Arf arf.
Elmo: Hey, a muddy stick.
Oscar likes things that are muddy.
So Elmo wonders,
what if Oscar is missing a muddy stick?
Let's try asking.
Oscar: Ohh.
Elmo: Oscar, is Oscar missing this muddy stick?
Oscar: Uh, it is pretty muddy,
but it's not what I'm looking for.
What I'm missing is round like a circle.
Elmo: Oh, well, let's keep looking.
We have to solve the mystery.
Tango: Arf! Arf!
Elmo: Hmm, what's grouchy and round like a circle?
Tango: Hmm? Arf!
Elmo: Huh? Oh.
An old tire.
A tire is round like a circle.
So Elmo wonders,
what if Oscar is missing an old tire?
Let's try asking.
Tango: Arf!
Elmo: Oscar! Oscar: What?
Elmo: Is Oscar missing an old tire?
Oscar: No, I am not missing a tire.
The thing I'm missing is made out of metal.
Nice rips, though.
By the way, I'm keeping this.
Elmo: Hee hee hee.
This mystery is very mysterious.
But Elmo and Tango can't give up.
Oscar's our friend,
and we have to help him find his missing...
um, something.
[Drumming]
Tango: Huh?
Arf! Arf arf!
Elmo: Oh, hang on, girl.
Tango can dance to Grover's drums
once we solve the mystery.
Tango: Arf arf arf!
Elmo: Wait a minute.
That part of Grover's drums is round like a circle,
and it's made of metal.
It looks like the top of Oscar's trashcan.
Tango: Arf. Arf!
Elmo: Ohh, Elmo wonders...
what if Oscar is missing the top of his trashcan?
Let's try checking!
Tango: Arf arf!
Elmo: Grover, can Elmo see that piece of Grover's drums?
Elmo thinks it's really the top of Oscar's trashcan.
Grover: Huh. That would explain the smell.
Ugh!
Elmo: Ha ha ha! Thank you.
Oscar: Oh, what's the use? It's gone forever.
Elmo: Oscar! Oscar!
Elmo found something that's round like a circle
and made out of metal.
Oscar: My trashcan lid!
You found it!
Tango: Arf arf arf! Elmo: Yay!
Elmo and Tango solved the mystery.
Tango: Arf arf!
Elmo: ♪ Shake your tail and stomp your feet ♪
♪ Tango, here's a doggie treat ♪
Tango: Arf!
Oscar: You know, I don't say this a lot,
Elmo and Tango, but...thanks.
Elmo: Aw. Ha ha. You're welcome, Oscar.
Oscar: Say, uh, you think you could do
one last thing for me?
Elmo: Anything.
Oscar: Scram!
Hee hee hee!
Elmo: Oh, Oscar. Tango: Arf!
Elmo: Bye-bye. See you next time.
Tango: Arf!
Elmo: Elmo hopes you had fun meeting new friends today.
Big Bird: Yeah, my Auntie Nani came to visit
and showed us all special things from Hawaii.
Nina: Yeah, we made lei and watched a hula.
Big Bird: Mm-hmm. Nani: Yeah.
And do you remember how we say good-bye in Hawaii?
Abby: Oh, yeah, yeah. Let's all say it together.
All: Aloha!
Elmo: See you next time on...
All: Sesame Street.
All: ♪ Come on and move your body ♪
♪ And use your mind ♪
♪ Because you know you are growing ♪
♪ All the time ♪
♪ You're getting smarter ♪
♪ Stronger ♪
♪ Kinder ♪ Tango: Arr-ooh!
All: ♪ On Sesame Street ♪
Rosita: ♪ Be kind at home, and when you play ♪
Cookie Monster: ♪ Try some sharing and caring every day ♪
All: ♪ You're getting smarter ♪ Flowers: ♪ Smarter ♪
All: ♪ Stronger ♪ Flowers: ♪ Stronger ♪
All: ♪ Kinder ♪ Flowers: ♪ Kinder ♪
All: ♪ On Sesame Street ♪
♪ Kinder, hey, hey ♪
♪ On Sesame Street ♪
♪ Yeah ♪ Tango: Arr-ooh!