Elmo: Hi, everybody.
Tamir: Did you know there are different types of holidays?
Grover: Yes. I do know that. What is a holiday, again?
Tamir: Well, a holiday is a very special day
when you celebrate something.
Elmo: Like Thanksgiving or Halloween or Valentine's Day.
Grover: Oh, and do not forget my favorite holiday of all--
Wiggle Your Fingers Day.
Tamir: That's not a holiday.
Grover: It is not? It is in my house.
Elmo: OK. Well, find out more about holidays--
real holidays-- today on Sesame Street.
Grover: Happy holidays.
Elmo: Ha ha ha!
Kids: ♪ Sunny day sweeping the clouds away ♪
♪ On my way to where the air is sweet ♪
Abby: Ha 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!
Grover: Brr!
Elmo: Oh, oh, careful of the icy patch. Ha ha ha!
Grover: Ooh! Alan: Who wants cocoa?
Elmo: Oh, Elmo wants cocoa. Grover: Me. I do, I do. Ha ha!
Elmo: Oh. Oh, hi. Welcome to Sesame Street.
Grover: Oh, hello there.
Alan: There has been a big snowstorm,
but we will be fine once we get inside and warm up.
Elmo: Right. Grover: Hey.
Alan: Uh-oh.
Grover: Hey, where did the door go?
It was here when we left.
Elmo: Oh, no. We're snowed out.
Alan: I think you're right.
Grover: Have no fear. I shall get us inside.
Hah! Hnngh...uh!
Uh, um, maybe-- Maybe I just need to--
Hah! Ugh...guh...
Do not worry. I will get us inside.
You go have a seat.
Alan: You sure? Elmo: Are you sure?
Grover: Oh, yes. Go, go, go, go, go, go.
Elmo: OK. Alan: All right.
Grover: I got this. I got this.
Elmo: Thanks, Grover.
Grover: Oh, this is cold on my back.
Elmo: Well-- Oh, ho ho! Hey, Charlie. Hi, Ji-Young.
Ji-Young: Elmo! Oh, Mr. Alan.
Can you believe this snowstorm?
Elmo: Yeah. Ha ha ha!
Charlie: I love the snow.
Ji-Young: I totally--
Me, too, but our friends are visiting,
and they were supposed to go home today,
but then there was this giant snowstorm,
and now they can't get home, and they're really sad about it.
Please meet my friends Qui and Lily the Tiger.
Lily: Hi. Ji-Young: This one's the tiger.
Lily: Raar. Ji-Young: See?
Alan: Oh, welcome to Sesame Street.
Elmo: Yeah. Hi, Qui. Oh, hi again, Lily.
Lily: Hey.
Elmo: Elmo's really happy you're here,
but Elmo's sorry that you can't go home.
Lily: Oh, we had a great time, but we both wanted to be home.
Today is Lunar New Year.
Elmo: Oh, but what's Lunar New Year?
Qui: Oh, it's a very exciting holiday.
Lunar New Year is a celebration of the arrival of spring
and the beginning of a new year.
Lily: People in a lot of different countries
celebrate Lunar New Year, like my family.
In China, we have our own name for it.
We call it Xin Nian.
Elmo, Alan, and Charlie: Xin Nian.
Qui: And then my family in Vietnam also celebrates
Lunar New Year, too, and we call it Tet.
Elmo, Alan, and Charlie: Tet.
Elmo: So your families celebrate the same holiday
but have different names for it?
Ji-Young: Yep. My family in Korea and here
celebrate it, too.
We call it Seollal.
Elmo, Alan, and Charlie: Seollal.
Alan: Well, my family's from another Asian country--Japan,
and we don't celebrate Lunar New Year at all.
Elmo: Oh. Lily and Ji-Young: Oh.
Qui: It's a very special day.
I'm sad I'm missing being home in Vietnam with my family.
Lily: Raar.
Ji-Young: Oh, hang on. Oh, I have an idea.
What if we tried to celebrate Lunar New Year right here?
Alan: Oh, I think that's a great idea.
Elmo: That's a great idea. Yeah.
Lily: Really? Thanks. Yeah. Sure.
Elmo: Well, how can we help?
Qui: Well, my family usually starts celebrating
Lunar New Year days before the actual day.
We start cleaning during the week.
We say we're sweeping away the bad luck.
Lily: My family cleans during the week, too,
and everyone helps, even my tiny tiger brother.
Ji-Young: Aw. Ha ha ha!
Lily: Then we decorate with banners and lanterns,
or try to.
Ha ha ha!
Qui: And in Vietnam, my family decorates
with peach blossom branches
and other flowers for Lunar New Year.
Elmo: Oh, cool. Charlie: Oh, pretty.
Ji-Young: Oh, pretty.
Well, in Korea and here, my family celebrates
by wearing traditional clothes.
Qui and Lily: We do, too! Ji-Young: Oh.
Qui: Our families do some things the same.
Lily: Oh, but they're different in a lot of ways, too.
Ji-Young: Oh, totally.
Alan: You know what?
I think I just got some peach blossoms in at Hooper's.
I'll go check.
Grover: Ugh...
Alan: Oh, right, the snow. Where's Grover?
Grover: Right here, Alan.
Alan: Wait. How did you get in the-- What--
Grover: I am shoveling the snow with this.
Alan: Oh!
Grover: Always keep a spoon in my pocket in case I see soup.
I will get us inside soon.
Alan: OK.
All right. I couldn't get inside, but that's OK.
What else can we do to celebrate Lunar New Year?
Ji-Young: Um, hmm...
Lily: Oh. In China, we get red envelopes as presents
on Lunar New Year.
Qui: Me, too. Charlie: Red envelopes?
Lily: Red is a lucky color.
Qui: So giving someone a red envelope
means you wish them luck and prosperity in the new year.
Alan: Oh, prosperity means being happy and healthy.
Elmo: Oh.
Lily: And inside can be lucky money or stickers or--
[Gasps]
or chocolate coins.
Ji-Young: Ooh. Oh, my family, we get lucky money, too,
in envelopes, and it means the same thing--prosperity.
Giving an envelope is a whole thing.
It's part of our tradition to bow
and take the envelope with two hands.
Qui and Lily: Me, too.
Ji-Young: Oh, no way.
Alan: Hey, you know what?
I have some craft supplies at Hooper's,
so we can make envelopes for Lunar New Year.
Charlie: Yeah. Elmo: OK.
Alan: I'll be back. Oh, right.
Hey, um, Grover, there is still a lot of snow.
Grover: Tell me about it.
There was so much, I broke my spoon,
but I have another idea to get rid of the snow.
Behold my straw.
Alan: A straw?
Grover: I will blow the snow away so we can get inside.
Alan: Yeah. I'm not sure that that is gonna--
Grover: [Blowing]
Mmph!
Maybe I just need to get past this top layer. Yeah.
[Sweeping continues]
Alan: Maybe I'll come back later.
Grover: I should be done in no time.
Alan: Oh, yeah.
Ji-Young: Oh, Mr. Alan, you get the craft supplies?
Alan: No. The snow is still blocking the door.
Ji-Young: Agh! Lily: Grr.
Charlie: So that's OK.
We can do something else to celebrate Lunar New Year.
Ji-Young: Sure, yeah, totally because my favorite part
of Lunar New Year is...
Qui, Ji-Young, and Lily: the food!
Ji-Young: Oh! Ha ha ha!
Charlie: Wow. You all have that in common.
Ji-Young: Yeah, and I especially love to eat...
Qui: Banh chung. Ji-Young: tteokguk. Lily: Nian changshou.
Ji-Young: Oh. Lily: Uh...
[Laughter]
Elmo: Oh, so Ji-Young and Lily and Qui
all have different foods?
Qui: Yep. All families all eat different foods
for the same holiday.
Ji-Young: Yeah. My family makes a ton of tasty foods,
but I love tteokguk,
my super favorite soup with rice cakes.
Elmo: Oh, it sounds yummy.
Qui: And in Vietnam, my family always has banh chung
during Lunar New Year.
They're sticky rice cakes. They're yummy.
Charlie: That sounds so good.
What does your family eat for Lunar New Year in China, Lily?
Lily: Oh, there are lots of special foods my family eats,
but my favorite food is mian changshou,
which are super, super duper long noodles.
We eat mian changshou to bring good luck
for a lonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnng... life.
[Laughter]
Ji-Young: Ooh, I want to try those noodles.
Lily: Of course.
Ji-Young: Mm. Ha ha ha!
Alan: All of those foods sound amazing.
Elmo: Yeah.
Alan: Hey, maybe I can cook something up. All right.
Let me see if I can get into Hooper's now.
Elmo: Oh, uh, good luck.
Alan: Uh, hey, Grover, there's still a lot of snow.
The straw did not work.
Grover: It was working.
It just seemed like it was maybe gonna take a long time.
Happily, though, I have an even better idea.
In case I see a parade, I always carry...this.
I will play this drum very loudly
and cause an avalanche to make the snow go away.
Alan: No, Grover. I don't think that is a good idea.
Oh, Grov--
Grover: Heh heh. Whoopsie.
That did not work. Uhh...
Alan: No. No. It did not.
Grover: Well, I am out of ideas, Alan.
I guess I will just have to go and get my shovels.
Alan: Shovels? You've had shovels this whole time?
Uh! Ahh...
Grover: Yah! Ah.
♪ Ta-da ♪
Hooper's Store is open for business.
Alan: Thank you, Grover. Grover: You are welcome.
Ji-Young: Well, come on, everybody.
Let's get ready for a celebration.
Elmo: Yeah. Let's celebrate. Alan: Come on in.
Grover: Yeah! Elmo: Ooh.
♪
Lily: Ha ha!
♪
Ji-Young: Oh, yeah.
Alan: All right.
Do we have everything we need for Lunar New Year?
Ji-Young: Got tteokguk.
Lily: We got red envelopes. Ha!
Qui: Peach blossoms.
Ji-Young: Oh, but you know what? Elmo: What?
Ji-Young: Well, we all celebrate Lunar New Year
in different ways, but the best, number-one important thing
about Lunar New Year is the same for all of us.
Give me a minute. I'll show you. Yeah! Ha ha ha!
Friends and family!
Louie: Ha ha ha! Yeah...
Ji-Young: Welcome, everybody. Come on. Oh, oh.
Elmo: Daddy, hi. Ha ha!
Lily: Ha ha ha! Yeah.
Visiting people we love is the best way
to start the new year, right?
Qui: Totally. Ji-Young: Oh, yes. Ha ha ha!
Grover: Oh, soup. Lucky I got a new spoon. Ha ha ha!
Ji-Young: Wow. Ha ha ha!
Lily: Xinnián kuàilè.
Qui: Chúc mung nam moi!
Ji-Young: Saehae bok mani badeuseyo. Ha ha!
Elmo: Happy Lunar New Year, everybody!
All: Happy Lunar New Year, everybody!
[Fireworks whistling and popping]
Elmo: Oh, look, Daddy. Ha ha ha! It's beautiful.
Ji-Young: Whoa.
Kids: Celebrating me,
celebrating you,
celebrating us.
Elmo: Ha ha! Hee hee! Oh, oh, hi.
Nadia and Alex are helping their mom
get ready for Lunar New Year.
Time to celebrate!
Alex and Nadia: Yeah! Mom: All right!
Nadia: Our family's from Indonesia,
and we call the Lunar New Year Imlek.
Alex: We wear new clothes.
Nadia: Especially red ones.
Selamat tahun baru imlek, everybody.
Mom: That means Happy New Year.
All: Selamat tahun baru imlek.
Elmo: Thank you for showing Elmo
how you celebrate Lunar New Year with your family.
♪
Ha ha ha! Oh? Oh, ho ho! Elmo knows that music.
It's time for the Letter of the Day.
Let's go. Ha ha ha! Hee hee!
♪ 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...H ♪
Chorus: ♪ Clap, clap, it's the Letter of the Day ♪
♪ Clap, clap, it's the Letter of the Day ♪
♪ Clap, clap ♪
♪ It's the letter, it's the letter ♪
♪ It's the Letter of the Day ♪
♪ Clap, clap, it's the Letter of the Day ♪
♪ Clap, clap, ay-ay ♪
♪ Ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay ♪
Elmo: H! H is for "holiday."
Gabrielle: Ooh, looking good, Elmo.
Elmo: Oh, thank you, Gabrielle. Oh. Oh, hi.
Gabrielle and Elmo are making gifts
Gabrielle: Mm-hmm.
Giving and making gifts is another way
to celebrate on holidays.
Elmo: Yeah. Elmo loves making gifts
for his family and friends.
Gabrielle: Mm-hmm.
Elmo: See, Elmo made this bracelet
out of beads and string for his good friend Gabrielle.
Ha ha ha!
Gabrielle: Oh, for me? Elmo: Uh-huh.
Gabrielle: Oh, thanks, Elmo,
and I made this necklace just for you.
Elmo: Oh, thank you, Gabrielle. Elmo loves it.
Gabrielle: I just have to add a few more beads.
Elmo: Oh, OK.
[Horn honks]
Oh, hey, look. It's the Foodie truck.
Gabrielle: I wonder what Cookie Monster
and Gonger are making today.
Elmo: Yeah. Let's find out. Ha ha ha!
Cookie Monster: ♪ Do you like food ♪
Gonger: ♪ A-doop-a doop doop-a ♪
Cookie Monster: ♪ Like me like food? ♪
Gonger: ♪ A-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: I'll get it! I'll get it!
Michael: Hello, Cookie Monster and Gonger.
I'm Michael.
My family and I are having a picnic
to celebrate Juneteenth.
Woman: It's a day that celebrates and reminds us
that we are all equal and deserve the same freedom,
kindness, and love.
Michael: We eat red foods on this day,
and I'd like a special treat that's red.
Can you help me, please?
Cookie Monster: Of course we can help you
because we are...
Both: Monster Foodies.
Cookie Monster: OK, something red, something r--
Oh, hey, we could use these cherries.
Yeah. Let's make cherry pie.
Gonger: All right!
Cookie Monster: Yeah, yeah. OK.
Well, what we need to make cherry pie, Chef Gonger?
Gonger: Well, let's take a little lookee lookee. Hee hee!
For pie, we need pie crust, sugar,
corn starch, and cherries.
Cookie Monster: OK. Me got that right over here.
Gonger: Ah, ho ho...
Cookie Monster: OK. We got--
We got pie crust, sugar,
corn starch, and, of course, these delicious, yummy,
mm, juicy, nommy, nommy, yummy, nommy cherries.
Gonger: No, no. No, no. No, no. Stop. Please stop.
No. Don't, don't. Please don't. No. No. No.
You ate all the cherries.
Cookie Monster: Well, me-- There's one left.
We make pie out of that one?
Gonger: No. Cookie Monster: No?
Gonger: We got to get more from the cherry orchard.
Cookie Monster: OK. Let's go.
Gonger: Ohh...
[Click]
Both: To the cherry orchard!
♪ Cherry orchard, cherry orchard ♪
♪ Going to a cherry orchard ♪
Cookie Monster: Boy, oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy.
Here we are at the cherry orchard.
Hello, Farmer Tom.
We need cherries to make cherry pie.
Can you help us, please?
Tom: Hello, Cookie Monster and Gonger.
Welcome to the cherry orchard.
If you need cherries, you have come to the right place.
Cherries are a small fruit that grow on trees in bunches.
When the cherries are ripe, we pick them from the trees.
Then they're sorted by size and color
and packed into containers.
Our cherries are shipped out to grocery stores
and farmers markets.
♪
Cherries are a great anytime snack,
and they can also be used to make sometimes foods,
like cherry pie.
Here are some cherries to make cherry pie, Cookie and Gonger.
Gonger: Thank you, Farmer Tom.
Cookie Monster: ♪ Cherries ♪ Gonger: ♪ Cherries ♪
Both: ♪ Going home with cherries ♪
Cookie Monster: OK, Chef Gonger. Gonger: Yeah.
Cookie Monster: We got cherries.
Now me wonder how we make cherry pie.
Gonger: Well, why don't we check the recipe?
Cookie Monster: Let's try.
Gonger: Hee hee hee! OK, so first we remove
the pits and stems from the cherries.
Cookie Monster: OK. Here we go.
♪
1...
♪
2...
All done, pits and stems removed.
Gonger: Now add 1/2 cup of sugar.
Cookie Monster: OK, 1/2 cup of sugar going in.
Gonger: Yeah, 1 tablespoon of corn starch.
Cookie Monster: 1 tablespoon of corn starch.
Gonger: Yeah, and now I'm gonna mix it up.
Cookie Monster: Oh.
Gonger: ♪ Mix, mix, mix ♪
♪ Mix, mix, mix ♪
Now pour the cherries into the pie crust...
Cookie Monster: Cherries into the pie crust.
Gonger: and last, but not least,
put the strips of pie crust on top.
Cookie Monster: Strips of pie crust coming right up.
Gonger: Now put it into the oven.
Cookie Monster: Ohh, now, this is one good-looking cherry pie.
Both: [Sniff] Ahh...
Cookie Monster: Gonger? Gonger: Hmm?
Cookie Monster: You got to go do your thing.
Gonger: Oh, oh, oh!
[Crash]
It's ready!
Cookie Monster: Order up!
Gonger: Hoo hoo! Ohh!
Cookie Monster: Bye-bye, pie.
Gonger: Good-bye, food. Oh, Cookie Monster...
Cookie Monster: Yes?
Gonger: I got this nice for you.
Cookie Monster: Ohh, thank you, Gonger.
Ah! Yum! Yum!
Gonger: Oh. Nice? Nice? Yeah? Cookie Monster: Nommy nom!
Gonger: Hee hee hee!
[Tablet chiming]
Oh, oh, oh.
Cookie Monster: Oh, oh.
Michael: Thank you so much, Cookie Monster and Gonger,
for this special dessert.
We're going to enjoy it as we celebrate Juneteenth.
Delicious.
Cookie Monster: You're welcome, Michael.
♪
Cookie Monster: Yeah!
Gonger: Yay!
Both: ♪ Happy, health 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 ♪
Both: ♪ Hop, hop ♪
Elmo: ♪ Hop like an astronaut.
Both: ♪ Hop, hop ♪
Abby: ♪ Slide like a shooting star ♪
Both: Yeah!
Abby: ♪ And hop ♪ Elmo: ♪ Slide ♪
Abby: ♪ Hop ♪ Elmo: ♪ Slide ♪
Abby: ♪ Hoppy, hoppy ♪ Elmo: ♪ Slide, slide ♪
♪ Slide, slide, slide ♪
Both: ♪ It's time for the Number of the Day ♪
Martians: ♪ Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip, uh-huh ♪
Abby: Count the Martians with us. Ready?
Abby and Elmo: 1. Martians: Yip.
Abby and Elmo: 2. Martians: Yip.
Abby and Elmo: 3. Martians: Yip.
Abby and Elmo: 4. Martians: Yip.
Abby and Elmo: 5. Martians: Yip.
Girl: The number 5.
Has it already been a month of Ramadan, Bibi?
Bibi: Yes, honey Vati.
It's Eid, and I made you all a special treat.
Girls: Kleicha!
Bibi: Let's count.
Girl: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
5 kleicha.
Woman: Here is the money to donate for Zakat.
Donate means to give money to people that need it.
Girl: Let's count.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
5 donations for Zakat.
Man: Is everyone here?
Girls: Let's count.
Bibi: 1...
Vati: 2...
Woman: 3...
Girl: 4...
Man: 5.
Girl: Our whole family's here,
5 members of my family celebrating Eid.
The number 5.
Elmo and Gabrielle: ♪ So much nature ♪
♪ Right outside your door ♪
♪ Nature Explorers ♪
♪ Love to explore ♪
♪ Come with us on a nature adventure ♪
♪ We're the Nature Explorers! ♪
Bird: [Chirps]
[Birds chirping]
Elmo: Oh, ho ho ho, yeah. Oh. Oh, hi.
Elmo and Tango are helping our friend Gabrielle
get ready for the holidays.
Gabrielle: Hi. I'm making a list of things to pack
for a family holiday vacation.
Elmo: Elmo sees a sun hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses.
Well, wherever you're going, it must be sunny.
Gabrielle: Ha ha ha! Oh, yeah.
In the wintertime, my family likes to visit somewhere warm.
[Rustling]
Tango: [Rowr]
[Awr]
[Rustling]
Tango: [Rowr rowr]
Elmo: What's in there, Tango?
[Rustling]
A squirrel.
Squirrel: [Chittering]
Gabrielle: Cool. Elmo: Aww.
Gabrielle: Whoa. I wonder what animals do during the winter.
Elmo: Oh, great question, Gabrielle.
This is a job for...
Gabrielle and Elmo: ♪ Nature Explorers ♪
Elmo: You could be a Nature Explorer, too.
Gabrielle: Come on. Observe and look closely with us.
♪ Binoculars ♪
Elmo: Check.
Gabrielle: ♪ Magnifying glass ♪
Elmo: Check.
Gabrielle: ♪ Notebook ♪
Elmo: Check.
Both: Nature Explorers...
♪ Ready to explore ♪
Tango: [Ruff]
Elmo: Um...
Gabrielle: Hmm, where did the squirrel go?
Tango: [Sniffing]
Squirrel: [Chittering]
Tango: [Awr raar]
[Awr arf]
[Ruff ruff ruff]
Elmo: There it is.
Gabrielle: Oh, yeah.
♪
Elmo: Tango, you're a puppy, not a squirrel.
Gabrielle: Aww, ha ha! Remember not to get too close.
Nature Explorers observe and don't disturb.
Ha ha! Look at that little squirrel go.
Nell: [Chuckles]
Elmo: What's the squirrel doing, Grandma Nell?
Nell: Oh, it's gathering acorns before it snows
so it can save them for later.
Gabrielle: I'll have to draw this in my notebook.
♪ Doo doo doo squirrel ♪
♪ Working at it for the winter ♪
Elmo: Oh, ho ho! Good work, squirrel.
You have lots of nice winter snacks for later. Ha ha ha!
Squirrel: [Chittering]
[Splash]
Tango: [Awr ruff]
♪
Elmo: Whoa. Tango found a turtle.
Gabrielle: Oh, cool. What a fantastic nature find.
Elmo: Hmm, Elmo wonders what turtles do during the winter.
Nell: Let's watch and find out.
♪
Gabrielle: Now it's digging.
Nell: Yep. This turtle is getting ready to hibernate.
Elmo: Hibernate.
Um, can Grandma Nell remind Elmo what hibernate means again?
Nell: It's when animals sleep from winter to spring.
They wake up when it's warm and easy to find food again.
Gabrielle: So turtles sleep in the mud all winter long?
Interesting.
♪ Hmm hmm hmm hmm ♪
♪ Mm mm mm mm-hmm ♪
Tango: [Awr awr]
[Awr ruff]
Nell: Oh, a nature surprise in the skies.
[Geese honking]
Elmo: Good puppy, Tango.
You found more winter animals in the park. Ha ha ha!
Gabrielle: Let's take a closer look.
[Geese honking]
Elmo: Oh, ho ho!
It looks like the birds are playing Follow the Leader.
Nell: Those are Canada geese,
and they're migrating for the winter.
That means they're moving from one place to the other.
Gabrielle: ♪ Ah ah la la la ♪
So squirrels stay here in winter and eat their saved acorns.
Elmo: And turtles bury themselves in the mud
and hibernate.
Gabrielle: And Canada geese migrate and fly away
to another place.
Elmo and Gabrielle: We did it!
Elmo: We figured out what some animals do during the winter.
Tango: [Arf rowr]
Both: ♪ Nature Explorers look high ♪
♪ Nature Explorers look low ♪
♪ Nature Explorers exploring nature everywhere we go ♪
Gabrielle: ♪ I'll be a goose, you be a goose, too ♪
♪ Let's honk and fly like the geese do ♪
Both: ♪ Honk and fly like the geese ♪
Gabrielle: These animals are ready for the winter.
Nell: Mm-hmm.
Now we need to get ready for our holiday vacation, too.
Elmo: Good job, Nature Explorers.
Gabrielle: And great nature exploring. Ha ha ha! Bye.
Elmo: Bye-bye, Explorers.
Tango [Rowr rowr]
[Panting]
Elmo: We hope you had fun finding out
about holidays with us today.
Grover: Indeed I did.
Elmo: Yeah. We learned how families celebrate
Lunar New Year in their own way.
Lily: Mm, and have their own name for Lunar New Year.
Grover: And I learned to always carry chopsticks.
Elmo and Lily: In case you see noodles!
Grover: That is right. Happy Lunar New Year, everybody!
Elmo: See you next time on...
All: Sesame Street!
Elmo: OK. Let's eat. Grover: Oh, yeah.
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!
♪