Looking at Books
Books are a great way to bond with children of all ages.
Sharing books (from day one!) can be a special time to bond, expose kids to new words and stories, and understand their interests and personalities.
- With babies, you can look at picture books and create your own story or point out things you see in the pictures. Looking at the same book repeatedly and pointing out the pictures can help babies learn new words and sounds.
- Slightly older kids can help pick out books for you to read together. Giving them a choice encourages independence, and it might also tell a lot about their interests. If they keep selecting books about animals, you know it’s something they’re curious about. This can help you plan other activities, like a trip to the zoo or a nature walk in the park to spot squirrels, worms, and birds.
- Passing favorite books between home and childcare can give kids a sense of security, and it allows them to explore their interests with people who care for them.
Parody Party
An album featuring inspired takes on some of the biggest recent pop hits.
Write & Erase Activity Book
Learn your ABCs & 123s with Elmo and Cookie Monster in Sesame Street's: Write & Erase book!
Sesame Street App
Download the free, official Sesame Street app to watch videos and play fun, educational games in a kid-safe, ad-free environment!
Sesame Street Alphabet Kitchen
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Pop and Play with Elmo!
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Another Monster at the End of this Book
This is an animated storybook app, which will humorously help teach your child early reading and logic skills.
Elmo Loves ABCs
This app is full of games, activities, and videos, which will help teach your child about letters, sounds, and words.
