Elmo: Ha ha ha! Oh! Hi!
Elmo's with his mommy and daddy
because today is all about families.
Mae: Hi. Louie: Hello!
Elmo: Hey! Elmo has an idea. Mae: Huh?
Elmo: Group hug! Louie: Oh!
Mae: Aw! Aw! That's a good idea. Elmo: Yeah.
Mae: Mmm! Elmo: Oh, OK.
Hug break, hug break. Mae: All right, darling.
Elmo: Elmo loves his family.
Let's find out all about families
today on "Sesame Street"!
Mae: Mm-hmm. Elmo: Back in, back in.
Mae: Oh, all right! Louie: Oh! I love you, son.
Mae: Oh, I love you so, darling. Elmo: Elmo loves you, too.
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!
[Chirping]
♪
Elmo: Oh! Hi, Emmy! Hi, Melanie! Ha ha ha!
Have a good day.
Oh. Hi! Welcome to Sesame Street.
Hey. Looks like Mia's working on something.
Hi, Mia. What's up.
Mia: Hi, Elmo. I'm working on a project for school.
It's about my family, but I don't know where to start.
Elmo: Oh. Hey. Look! There's Mia's dads right now.
Mia: Hey, Papi! Hey, Dad!
Dave: Hi, Elmo. Elmo: Hi!
Dave: Mia, how's your project coming along?
Mia: I still don't know what to do.
Dave: Aw. Well, I'm sure that once you figure it out
it will be a great, cariño.
Frank: We just finished shopping for Shabbat dinner tonight.
Elmo: Ah. Dave: We're making
your favorite dish--ropa vieja.
Elmo: Ooh. Sounds yummy.
Mia: Yeah. I wish I could have the whole class over
for Shabbat dinner, which is a special meal
we have every Friday,
so they could see what it's like to be in a family
that shares 2 different cultures.
Elmo: Yeah. Wait a minute!
Mia's family has 2 cultures? Wow! 2 cultures!
Oh!
What's a culture?
Dave: Ha ha ha! Frank: Ha ha ha!
Dave: Well, culture is something special
a group of people, like our family, share.
Elmo: Oh. Frank: Right.
Like art, language, music. Elmo: Uh-huh.
Dave: Uh, clothing, food. Frank: Beliefs.
Frank and Dave: Celebrations! Elmo: Oh.
Frank: Right. So a big part of my culture
is that I'm Jewish. Elmo: Uh-huh.
Dave: That's the reason we have Shabbat dinner,
and a big part of my culture is that I'm Cuban.
Elmo: Mm-hmm. Frank: Which is why we're making
ropa vieja for tonight's Shabbat dinner.
Elmo: Ah. Mia: It's one of my favorite
Cuban dishes, and Shabbat dinner
is my favorite time of the week.
Elmo: Hmm. Ha ha!
Dave: We share 2 different cultures.
Mia: All in 1 family.
Frank and Dave: Aw.
Dave: OK. We're gonna put this stuff in the car.
Let us know if you need any help.
Mia: OK.
Frank: See you later, my shanya punim.
Mia: Ha! Thanks, Papi. Thanks, Dad!
Elmo: Bye! Ha ha! Ha ha ha!
Mia: I love the way our 2 cultures come together.
Elmo: Yeah. Mia: I'm just trying to
figure out how to share that with my friends at school.
I could make a poster, but I don't think
I could fit everything that I want to say.
♪ What do you do when you're someone like me? ♪
♪ With 2 different cultures in your family? ♪
♪ How do you show your friends old and new ♪
♪ What it's like to be you? ♪
Chorus: ♪ We want to know, we want to know ♪
Mia: ♪ How do I show you, how do I show it? ♪
♪ My family has 2 different cultures ♪
Chorus: ♪ Cultures ♪
♪ We want to know, we want to know ♪
Mia: ♪ What to do, what can I do ♪
♪ To explain everything? ♪
Chorus: ♪ Oh, how? ♪
Elmo: ♪ Well, what if Mia could dance and sing? ♪
Chorus: ♪ Like we're doing now ♪
[Ding]
Mia: Elmo, that's it!
I can write a musical about what it's like
to be in a family that shares 2 different cultures!
Elmo: Hey! Yeah! Elmo loves musicals.
That's a great idea. Mia: Thank you.
I better get started if I want to finish it
before Shabbat dinner.
Elmo: Hmm. Mia: So how do I write
a great musical?
Grapes: Did somebody say, "grape musical"?
♪ Da da da da da da da da ahh ♪
Elmo: Uh, um, sorry, Grapes,
but, uh, Mia said, "great musical,"
not "grape musical." Mia: Yeah.
Grapes: Oh. OK. Elmo: Maybe next time.
Mia: Musical. Musical. Where do I start?
Nina: Hey, there. Elmo: Oh!
Mia: Tia Nina! Elmo: Hi!
Mia: I'm writing a musical about what it's like
to be in a family that shares 2 different cultures.
Nina: Oh. Mia: You're a part of my family.
Maybe you can help.
Nina: Um, of course, or should I say...
♪ Count me in ♪
Mia: Yeah! Elmo: Ooh! Ha ha ha!
Mia: So where do I start?
Nina: Well, every musical needs an opening number.
That's the very first song.
Mia: So maybe my first song could be about my 2 dads
and their 2 different cultures.
Dad's family is Jewish,
and Papi and my Tia Nina's family is Cuban.
Elmo: Hey! Yeah! That sounds cool!
Nina: Yeah. Mia: We want to finish it
before Shabbat dinner, so let's get going!
Nina: Oh, OK. Let's go. Elmo: Yeah! OK.
♪
Mia: ♪ Hi, I'm Mia ♪
♪ And this is my home, nice as can be ♪
♪ But there's something you ought to know about me ♪
♪ And my family ♪
♪
♪ One of my dads is Cuban ♪
Dave: ♪ I grew up speaking Spanish at home ♪
Pancha plancha con cuatro planchas.
¿Con cuántas planchas Pancha plancha?
Chorus: Huh? Dave: It's a tongue twister.
Chorus: Ah.
Mia: ♪ My other dad is Jewish ♪
Frank: ♪ Being Jewish means having holidays all your own ♪
Mia and Frank: ♪ Shabbat, shalom ♪
Dave: ♪ 2 different cultures ♪
Frank: ♪ But 1 family ♪
Mia: ♪ 2 different dads who both love me ♪
All: ♪ Happy, happy as can be ♪
♪ Happy, happy just us 3 ♪
♪
Mia: My dads have different traditions.
Frank: Traditions are how we celebrate our culture.
Dave: They're special things we do
that are passed down from person to person
in our family.
Mia: One of the things I like best
is how we celebrate different holidays
that comes from our 2 cultures.
All: ♪ Every family has their own traditions ♪
♪ Things they do in their own ways ♪
♪ Like the way we celebrate ♪
♪ On the holidays ♪
♪
Frank: ♪ We celebrate the Jewish new year ♪
♪ It's call Rosh Hashanah ♪
♪ Apples and honey bring sweetness ♪
♪ To the year ahead ♪
♪
Dave: ♪ And on New Year's eve in our family tradition ♪
♪ In New York or Havana ♪
♪ We eat 12 grapes to bring us luck ♪
♪ Before we go to bed ♪
Grapes: Did somebody say, "grapes"?!
♪ Da da da da da da da da da ahh ♪
Mia: Yeah, but we're talking about eating 12 grapes
on New Year's Eve.
For good luck, we eat 1 grape for each month.
Grapes: Oh. OK.
Mia: ♪ And when bedtime rolls around ♪
♪ Instead of counting sheep ♪
♪ My dads each sing a lullaby ♪
♪ That puts me right to sleep ♪
♪
One lullaby's in Spanish, and the other one's in Hebrew.
♪
♪ Duérmete, mi niña ♪
♪ Duérmete, mi amor ♪
Frank: ♪ Mul einai hu mitnadned ♪
♪ Sham gavo'ah meraked ♪
Mia: And now for the big finish!
I love the way our 2 cultures come together.
♪ Your family is a circle of the people that you love ♪
♪ And when you come together ♪
♪ There's so much love that's there ♪
♪ Your family can be made of different cultures ♪
♪ There's so much more that you can share ♪
Dave and Frank: ♪ We each had our cultures ♪
♪ That we brought to our new home ♪
♪ And now we have a family that shares them all ♪
Nina: ♪ Holidays and other ways to make them all our own ♪
♪ Whether they're traditions big or small ♪
Mia: ♪ Shabbat dinners with comida cubana ♪
Dave: ♪ Comida cubana is from my culture ♪
Frank: ♪ And Shabbat dinner is from my culture ♪
All: ♪ There's so much more and so much amor ♪
♪ Your family is a circle of the people that you love ♪
♪ And when you come together ♪
♪ There's so much love that's there ♪
♪ Your family can be made of different cultures ♪
♪ There's so much more that you can share ♪
Mia: ♪ Shabbat dinners with comida cubana ♪
Dave: ♪ Danzon on the living room floor ♪
Frank: ♪ Rosh Hasanah with pastelitos de guayaba ♪
All: ♪ There's so much more and so much amor ♪
♪ There's so much more ♪
Elmo: Yeah!
[Indistinct chatter]
Mia: Thanks, everyone, for all your help.
I can't wait to share my project at school
and show my friends what my family is really like.
Elmo: Yeah.
Frank: And the sun's about to go down,
which means it's time for one of our traditions--
Shabbat dinner!
Elmo: Yeah! Frank: And you're all invited!
[Cheering]
Elmo: Really? Aw. Thank you.
Nina: That's great!
Grapes: Did somebody say, "grapes"?
♪ Da da da da da da da da da ♪
Dave: No. Grapes: What? Oh. OK.
Dave: But... Grapes: Hmm?
Dave: you're invited to dinner!
Grapes: Oh. OK! Elmo: Yeah!
Grapes: OK! Frank: Yeah!
Kids: Celebrating me, celebrating you, celebrating us!
Elmo: Oh. Oh. Hi!
Mariella and Carson are making posters
about their families.
Oh. Let's take a look.
Carson: Finished!
I made a poster about one of my family's
favorite traditions-- going to the Lantern Festival.
Mariella: Whoa! They're so colorful.
Carson: Yeah, and they're really fun to make.
I make a lantern every year.
Mariella: Well, my poster is about one
of my favorite family traditions,
making homemade tomato sauce.
Carson: Oh, wow! That looks like so much fun.
Mariella: It is. There's always lots of food
and great music.
Elmo: Wow! Yeah. Oh. That makes Elmo
want to make a poster all about his family's traditions.
♪
Oh. Oh, ho ho!
But first it's time for the letter of the day!
Come on! Let's go! Ha ha!
♪ 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" ♪
Yay!
Kee-Ian: "F"! "F" is for family!
I'm Kee-Ian...
[Click]
and this is my mom and dad!
Dad: Ha ha!
Kee-Ian: My mom's family's from India,
and my dad's family is from Poland and Ireland,
so we celebrate lots of holidays,
and today is one of my favorites.
It's Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights.
Family: Happy Diwali!
Kee-Ian: Tonight, all my grandparents
are here to celebrate.
This is my Nani,
and this is a rangoli pattern made with colorful sand.
This is my Dadu. He's a great cook,
and that's my Opa.
He loves Indian food,
and this is my Grandma.
She makes me laugh.
I love that my family shares these special moments together
even with family far away.
Family: Happy Diwali!
[Beeping]
All: "F"! "F" is for family!
♪
[Rosita and Elmo humming]
Elmo: Oh. Hi. Rosita and Elmo are doing
drawings of our family.
Rosita: Yeah! Look at mine!
This is my papi reading the newspaper,
and that's my mami and me doing a puzzle,
and that's my abuela talking to her sister in Mexico.
Elmo: Oh! That's great, Rosita.
Oh! Look at Elmo's. Rosita: Yeah.
Elmo: That's Elmo's mommy and daddy
making Elmo's favorite, pasgetti.
Oh, and there's Elmo at the table,
waiting to eat it.
Rosita: Ooh! And what are those little,
you know, black dots there?
Elmo: Oh, here. Rosita: Yeah.
Elmo: Oh. Those are the ants that live in Elmo's backyard.
Elmo thinks of them as family, too.
Rosita: Ahh.
♪
Elmo: Oh! Hey! Elmo knows that sound means.
Let's watch! Rosita: Mm-hmm.
Dog: Arf arf arf arf woo!
Gonger: Yoo-hoo!
Cookie Monster: ♪ Do you like food ♪
Gonger: ♪ A-doop-a doop doop-a ♪
Cookie Monster: ♪ Like me like food? ♪
Gonger: ♪ A-deeba deeba deeba ♪
Cookie Monster: Gonger make food!
Gonger: I make food!
Both: ♪ Place you order if you lucky ♪
♪ We make food in our foodie trucky, yeah ♪
[Tablet chiming]
Cookie Monster: Oh, the alarm! Me got it, me got it!
Gonger: I'll get it, I'll get it!
Beatrice: Hello, Cookie Monster and Gonger.
I'm Beatrice,
and this is my little brother Abraham,
and we need your help.
Our little sister loves to eat apple spinach baby food,
but we're all out!
Can you help us, please?
Cookie Monster: Of course we can help you...
Gonger: Yeah.
Cookie Monster: Because we are...
Both: Monster Foodies!
Cookie Monster: What we need to make
apple spinach baby food, Chef Gonger?
Gonger: For apple spinach baby food,
we need apple and spinach.
Cookie Monster: OK. Me have apple,
and me have...
Uh, me no see spinach. Gonger: Ohh!
Cookie Monster: You know, me gonna finish this salad,
and then me gonna go look for it.
'Scuse me 1 second.
Gonger: Aah! Cookie Monster, that is spinach!
Cookie Monster: Wait a minute. That spinach?
Gonger: Every single time! D'oh!
If only we knew where there was a spinach farm!
Cookie Monster: Wait a minute. Me know.
Gonger: Really? Cookie Monster: Follow me.
Yeah. Follow me. It's over this way.
Gonger: O-O-OK.
Cookie Monster: We can take our time.
Gonger: OK. Cookie Monster: No hurry.
♪
Both: To the spinach farm!
♪ Spinach farm, spinach farm ♪
♪ We're going to the spinach farm, yeah ♪
Cookie Monster: Boy, oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy.
Here we are at the spinach farm!
Hello, Miss Farmer. We need spinach.
Can you help us, please?
Farmer: Hello, Cookie Monster and Gonger.
Welcome to the farm. I'll be happy to help you.
Spinach is a healthy, green, leafy vegetable
that grows best in cool weather.
We start growing the spinach by planting spinach seeds
in the soil.
Once the spinach is big enough to eat,
it's time to harvest it.
Farmers pick the spinach by hand.
Then the spinach leaves are inspected
and put into bags.
Then those bags are sent
to grocery stores and farmers markets,
where people can buy them.
Spinach can be made into a yummy salad
or cooked and used in lots of foods,
even foods for babies.
Here's some spinach to make apple spinach baby food,
Cookie and Gonger.
Cookie Monster: Thank you, Miss Farmer.
Cookie Monster and Gonger: ♪ Spinach, spinach ♪
♪ We're going home with spinach ♪
Cookie Monster: OK, Chef Gonger.
We got spinach.
Now me wonder how we make apple spinach baby food.
Gonger: What if we take a little lookie, lookie
at the recipe?
Cookie Monster: OK. Let's try!
Gonger: Oh! So first, we peel and chop the apple.
Cookie Monster: Peeling and chopping the apples.
Peely, peely, peely, peely. Peely, peely, peely, peely.
Gonger: Very good, very good.
Cookie Monster: Choppy, choppy, choppy.
Choppy, choppy, chop.
Gonger: Yeah, baby! Next, we the steam the apples
in a pot!
Cookie Monster: It hot. Carefully, carefully.
Gonger: Now we wait until the apples
are nice and soft.
Cookie Monster: Oh! OK. Apples all soft and squishy.
Gonger: Next, we add the spinach.
Cookie Monster: Uh, Gonger, uh, babies--
you know, babies, little babies,
they have no teeth,
so how is baby supposed to eat this with no teeth?
Gonger: Well, see, that's why we cook it
to make it all squishy and mushy.
Cookie Monster: Aha! Good thinking. OK.
In you go, spinach.
Looking pretty mushy.
Gonger: OK. So now we put the apples
and the spinach into the blender.
Yeah. Now blend!
♪
Cookie Monster: Now that what me call baby food.
Gonger: Ooh, ooh, ooh! Oh, uh, excuse me, Cookie.
[Gong]
It's ready!
[Sproing]
Cookie Monster: Bye-bye, baby food!
Gonger: Save travels, spinach!
Oh, Cookie Monster.
I got this nice for you, baby.
Cookie Monster: Uh... me not a baby, Chef Gonger,
but me like apples and spinach,
so...ahh, nom nom.
Mmm. Yummy, yummy, yummy! Gonger: Yummy, yeah?
[Tablet chiming]
Oh, oh, oh! Well, come on.
Cookie Monster: Oh! Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Abraham: Thank you so much, Cookie Monster and Gonger,
for this healthy and yummy apple spinach baby food.
Our little sister is so happy!
Beatrice: She doesn't talk yet, but it seems like
she thinks it's delicious!
Cookie Monster: You welcome, Beatrice and Abraham.
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 and Abby: 3! Orange Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 4! Pink Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 5! Yellow Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 6! Pink Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 7! Orange Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 8! Blue Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 9! Yellow Martian: Yip.
♪
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 chirping]
[Elmo humming]
Elmo: Ahh. What a nice day.
Oh. Oh! Hi! Elmo and Gabrielle...
Gabrielle: Hi! Elmo: are on a nature walk
in the park. Tango: Arf!
Elmo: Oh! And Tango, too.
Wait. Where's Tango?
Tango: Rff. Arr. Arf arf!
Gabrielle: Sounds like Tango's found something!
Come on!
Tango: Arf arf!
Elmo and Gabrielle: Oh! A bird's nest!
Nell: Oh, not just a nest, kids.
It's a robin family!
Gabrielle: A robin family?
I have to draw this in my notebook.
[Humming]
[Chirping]
Nell: Ooh. See there?
That's the daddy robin feeding his fledgling.
Elmo: Uh, Grandma Nell, Elmo thinks
that's a baby bird.
Nell: Ha ha ha!
A fledgling is a baby bird, Elmo.
Gabrielle: It is? Nell: Sure is.
A fledgling is what you call a baby bird
who's ready to leave the nest and learn to fly.
Elmo: Elmo wonders how fledglings learn to fly.
Gabrielle: Great question, Elmo!
This is a job for...
Gabrielle and Elmo: ♪ Nature Explorers ♪
Elmo: You can be a Nature Explorer, too!
Gabrielle: Yeah! 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: Hey. The daddy bird is back.
Gabrielle: Ooh. Let's get a closer look.
It's doing it. It's going to fly.
Gabrielle: Ohh! Elmo: Ohh!
[Fledgling chirps]
Gabrielle: Aw.
[Whoosh]
[Crash]
Grover: Ow! Ohh!
I'm OK. Elmo and Gabrielle: Ha ha ha!
Grover: Super Grover to the rescue!
Nell: Freeze! Grover: Gah!
Nell: Everybody stay right where you are.
Gabrielle: But this birdy needs our help,
and Super Grover is here.
Nell: That's kind of you, Super Grover,
but this fledgling doesn't need a super rescue.
Its family is around to help. See?
Gabrielle: Phew! Grover: Oh, good.
Elmo: Wait. Where's the daddy bird going?
Who--who's gonna teach the fledgling to fly now?
Grover: Teach it to fly? I can do that. Ahem.
Do exactly as I do, little birdy.
Place 1 arm--um, wing in the air and repeat after me.
Up, up, and away! Whoa!
Do not worry. I will be baaaack!
Elmo: Ho ho ho! Elmo doesn't think that fledglings
learn to fly by saying, "Up, up, and away!"
Isn't that right, fledgling?
Fledgling? Where did you go?
[Chirping]
Tango: Arf! Gabrielle: Ooh! Over there!
Follow that fledgling!
[Chirp chirp]
Elmo: Oh!
Gabrielle: Hop, hop, hop, hop.
Tango: Arf arf!
Gabrielle: The fledgling found the daddy bird!
Let's watch.
Elmo: Go, fledgling, go! Gabrielle: You got this.
Tango: Arf arf! Elmo and Gabrielle: Aw.
[Chirping]
Gabrielle: That's OK, fledgling.
You just to keep trying.
Tango: Arr arr arr!
[Sniffing]
Arf arf arf!
Gabrielle: Look! The daddy bird's over there now.
Oh, and there goes the fledgling again.
Elmo: It must be really hungry.
It's always following its daddy for a snack.
Gabrielle: Hmm. Oh, that's it, Elmo.
I think the daddy bird is teaching its fledgling
to fly by using food to move it away from the nest.
First, the fledgling followed the food
to leave the nest.
Then it followed its daddy to the bench,
and now I think it's gonna follow him
all the way over there.
Come on! Let's watch!
[Chirping]
You got this! Come on!
Elmo: Keep trying! Gabrielle: Almost!
Elmo: Hooray! Gabrielle: Yay!
You go, fledgling! Elmo: Yeah!
Gabrielle: We did it! We found out
that fledglings learn to fly by following food.
Elmo: Aw. They grow up so fast, don't they, Gabrielle?
Ha ha!
Elmo and Gabrielle: ♪ Nature Explorers look high ♪
♪ Nature Explorers look low ♪
♪ Nature Explorers exploring nature everywhere we go ♪
Gabrielle: ♪ I'll be a fledgling ♪
♪ You be a fledgling, too ♪
♪ Let's hop and fly like the fledglings do ♪
Both: ♪ Hop, hop, hop fly, fly ♪
[Whoosh]
Grover: Aah! Ohh!
Ugh! Do not worry!
I am back to teach this birdy how to fly.
[Robins chirping]
Wow! I am a great teacher.
Guess we will not be needing this tiny cape. Ha ha ha!
Elmo: Oh! Gabrielle: Aw!
Elmo: Good job, Nature Explorers!
Gabrielle: And great nature exploring!
Bye! Elmo: Bye-bye!
Grover: Bye! Tango: Arr roo!
[Panting]
[Chirp]
Elmo: We hope you had fun learning
all about families on "Sesame Street."
Mia: Yeah! I wrote a musical about my family
and our 2 cultures.
You can write about your family, too.
Grapes: Did somebody say, "grapes"?
Elmo: Uh, no. Nobody said anything like "grapes."
Grapes: Oh. OK. Can I stay anyway?
Elmo: Yes. Ha ha ha! Grapes: Aw. Thank you.
Elmo: See you next time on...
All: "Sesame Street"! Elmo: Take it!
♪
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!