InSesame Street: Caring for Each OtherbySesame Street·Jul 20, 2020Sesame Street Activity of the Week: Kitchen HelperEnlisting your child to help prepare snacks and meals not only builds self-esteem and self-confidence, but math skills, too.
InSesame Street: Caring for Each OtherbySesame Street·Jun 2, 2020Sesame Street Activity of the Week: Play Games Over Video ChatHere are some game ideas that kids can play with friends and family on video chat.
InSesame Street: Caring for Each OtherbySesame Street·May 26, 2020Sesame Street Activity of the Week: Picture Your EmotionsDrawing is a creative way to learn feeling words and to share how we feel.
InSesame Street: Caring for Each OtherbySesame Street·May 18, 2020Sesame Street Activity of the Week: Make Your Own InstrumentsSinging and moving to your child’s favorite songs is a great way to turn frowns, frustration, and fussiness into smiles and laughter.
InSesame Street: Caring for Each OtherbySesame Street·May 11, 2020Sesame Street Activity of the Week: Make a Glitter JarGlitter Jars are easy to make and can be great fun for the whole family.
InSesame Street: Caring for Each OtherbySesame Street·May 4, 2020Sesame Street Activity of the Week: The Stoplight GameA useful strategy for when your child gets frustrated facing obstacles or failure.
InSesame Street: Caring for Each OtherbySesame Street·Apr 20, 2020Sesame Time for Teachers: It’s OK Not to Be OKTo all early childhood educators: Sesame Workshop is here to support you as we collectively navigate our “for now” normal.
InSesame Street: Caring for Each OtherbySesame Street·Apr 13, 2020Sesame Street’s Tips for Families at Home — Teach Kids a Superpower, Mealtime Math, and Fun Ways…As our “for now” normal becomes more routine, Sesame Workshop if here to support families with ideas for fun learning experiences at home.
InSesame Street: Caring for Each OtherbySesame Street·Apr 6, 2020Sesame Street’s Tips for Families at Home — Drawing, Cooking, and Moving TogetherEveryone is adjusting to a new routine these days — and we are here to support families as we collectively navigate our “for now normal.”
InSesame Street: Caring for Each OtherbySesame Street·Mar 30, 2020Activity Tips — Managing Emotions, Routines, and Exercise Through PlayActivities that grown-ups can use to help young children manage their emotions, add playful learning to daily routines, and get exercise.
