#Sesame street games how to#
#Sesame street games windows#

#Sesame street games how to#

The selected monster takes users to a different screen where they watch a video featuring the monster.įableVision also took content provided by Sesame Workshop to create a second online interactive designed exclusively for parents and caretakers called 'Tell Me About It' and 'It's All About You', focusing on how to better connect with their children and set aside time for self-care. “A Little Help from My Furry Friends” uses the same engine as “Grover’s Playground Workout ” and helps children cope with stress and difficulties. Players spin the wheel in “Grover’s Playground Workout” to land on a random monster or pick a monster of their own choosing that then models up to three different moves that kids and parents can mimic. “Grover’s Playground Workout” is crafted to encourage young players to get up on their feet and have fun exercising. The engines will be used by Sesame Street in Communities, an online resource directed at parents and care providers with information and activities designed to help better care for, parent, and educate young children ages 0-5. You could also cut the famous green doors of 123 Sesame Street out of card stock and add these to the backdrop too.Assisting with their mission to help kids grow smarter, stronger, and kinder, FableVision partnered with Sesame Workshop to create two spinner engine interactives. You could make this part of your backdrop (which would help add some nice 3D elements) by stringing a line of cute baby / toddler clothes accross the top of the brick wall backdrop. I also think the clothesline, complete with laundry, in the picture below is a really nice touch. Just save them to your computer, enlarge them and print off yourself. You can use the special Paint and Color game on the Sesame Street website to print off drawings of Sesame Street characters (below center). Then add some cut outs / airwalker balloons (see below) of some of the Sesame Street characters such as Bert and Ernie, Cookie Monster, or Elmo so they look like they're popping their head out of the window (like Big Bird in the photos below).

#Sesame street games windows#

Using card stock, cut out some shapes to resemble open windows (with a window ledge, etc) and add these to the brick wall backdrop.

If you're using the brick wall backdrop, start to build up the street scene by taking inspiration from the photo below of the Strong Museum of Play Sesame Street exhibit. You can also line the inside of each banana with some red fruit leather to create the inside of his mouth.įor the face: Then fill the bowl with the pineapple punch (covering the pineapple base) up to the bottom of the apple eyes / banana beak, and wrap a couple of yellow feather boas around the bowl to create Bird Bird's feathers. Repeat with another banana for the bottom part of the beak. Then, using a skewer fix the banana into the pineapple base so that the top of the banana is more or less the same height as the apple eyes. Cut 2 semi circles of orange fruit leather (or orange peel) and put these on top of the apple slice as eyelids.įor the beak: Peel a banana and cut a bit off one end to create a flat base. Then add a slice of apple (dipped in lemon juice to stop it browning) to the top of each skewer with a black grape in the middle of each. Alternatively, serve it in a punch bowl and then follow the steps below to turn the bowl into big bird's face:įor the base: Cut the top, bottom and sides off a pineapple so you're left with a large block of pineapple that will stand up in your punch bowl.įor the eyes: Stick two skewers into the top of the pineapple, so the top of the skewers stand an inch or so below the rim of your punch bowl. Serve them in these Sesame Street party cups (or sippers for younger kids) from supplier 4. Make this Yellow Pineapple Punch, from Tree Top, and call it Big Bird Punch. Mention characters from the show ex, 'Join Big Bird, Elmo, Cookie Monster, Bert & Ernie, and The Count.'.Write: ' The party will be brought to you by the letter (insert first letter of child's name) and the number (insert child's age)'.Have The Count announce how old your child will be:.

R is for Rosita's Spanish Word of the DayĬ is for Cookie decorating with Cookie MonsterĪll of which are waiting for you at Rebecca's Sesame Street birthday party! Spell out your child's name and give examples of other things related to the party that begin with each letter.Use the heading ' Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?'.

If you're making your own Sesame Street birthday party invitations, here are some ideas for the wording: