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Instructional Video1:15
Curated OER

Salty & Pierre: Number 5

Pre-K - K
In this video, Salty and Pierre, French inspectors, search for the number five. They look in a doghouse and encounter the number and the dog. This film could be used to kick off a lesson on numbers from zero to five.
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Instructional Video1:32
Curated OER

Count's Number Of Day: 13

Pre-K - K
Nothing is lovelier than a singing Count and Countess. And, these two lovebirds sing and count up to the number 13.
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Instructional Video4:25
Sesame Street

Princess and the Elephant

Pre-K - K
Natalie Portman and Elmo put on a play and to show how to work together. They both want to be elephants so they work out a solution by changing the play. The video could be used as a way to discuss working out problems in the classroom,...
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Instructional Video1:27
Sesame Street

Counting Bats with the Count: Four

Pre-K - K
Count the bats to find out today's number of the day. The Count counts three bats but nothing happens. He adds one more bat to the mix for a total of four, four wonderful bats. The number of the day is four.
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Instructional Video5:30
Sesame Street

Prairie's Christmas Pageant

Pre-K - K
Prairie puts on a Christmas Pageant depicting the nativity. It provides a fun way to explore this topic in a lower elementary or preschool classroom.
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Instructional Video0:18
Sesame Street

Jumping

Pre-K - K
Exercise is key to a healthy lifestyle. Grover shows that exercise can be easy and fun to do. He asks his friend to demonstrate how jumping can be a way to exercise.
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Instructional Video0:20
Sesame Street

We're The A Team - A Song

Pre-K - K
Reinforce letter recognition with Ryan Reynolds, Telly, Abby, and Elmo. They sing a song that goes something like this: A, A, A, we're the A team, you can't have the A team without the letter “A.”
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Instructional Video17:52
Curated OER

Elmo's World: Kids Talk Animal

Pre-K - K
Kids love making animal sounds, and they love Elmo! Dorothy the fish and Elmo talk to several children about wild animals. Each child tells Dorothy about a wild animal and then shows her what that animal does. They depict a lion, an...
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Instructional Video0:32
Sesame Street

Kids Talk About Games

Pre-K - K
Games are the feature of this film. Children share their favorite games in this short clip. This could be used before a lesson on games.
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Instructional Video0:36
Sesame Street

A Is For Astronaut

Pre-K - K
“A” is for astronaut! Build phonemic awareness and letter recognition with this short clip. An actual astronaut shares the letter "A" and makes the /a/ sound.
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Instructional Video0:32
Sesame Street

Kids Talk About Self

Pre-K - K
What a great film! In this short clip, children talk about all the things they can do by themselves, like brushing their teeth, taking a picture and more. It's important for children to focus on all the things they can do, instead of the...
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Instructional Video0:36
Sesame Street

Martians Discover 16

Pre-K - K
Providing an introduction to 16, Martians interact with this number. This could be a fun way to introduce the number in a kindergarten or pre-school classroom.
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Instructional Video0:36
Sesame Street

Victoria Exercises

Pre-K - K
Introduce the importance of exercise using this video. Victoria and Murray discuss their favorite ways to exercise. Victoria does jumping jacks. Members of your class can share, or demonstrate their favorite exercises.
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Instructional Video0:37
Sesame Street

Cameron Diaz: Habitat

Pre-K - 1st
Cameron defines that word habitat with all of her animal friends. Viewers will learn that a habitat is where an animal gets food, finds water and also shelter. It is the place where animals live.
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Instructional Video0:39
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How To Stay Healthy

Pre-K - K
Gordon shares some tips to stay healthy. He talks about the importance of hand washing, sneezing into your arm, and not touching your face. This would be a good film to show before flu season.
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Instructional Video0:42
Sesame Street

Jennifer Garner: Stretch

Pre-K - 1st
Jennifer Gardner and Elmo stretch in this film. This is a great way to introduce the idea of exercise and the importance of Health .
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Instructional Video0:42
Sesame Street

Meredith Viera: Hibernate

Pre-K - 1st
Before a discussion involving animals that hibernate, this video, featuring Meredith Viera, could be used to introduce the concept. Through a visual representation, the short video shows what hibernation means.
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Instructional Video0:42
Sesame Street

A Squid Says The Alphabet

Pre-K - K
Who doesn't love singing the Alphabet? Sing the alphabet with the "Bookaneers" and a giant squid. Tip: Have your class sing the Alphabet as different animals.
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Instructional Video0:59
Sesame Street

Lonely Number 11

Pre-K - K
The concept of even and odd is explored in this video through the number 11. There is a great song and presentation along with this exploration.
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Instructional Video1:05
Sesame Street

Brendan Fraser: Speedy

Pre-K - K
Brendan Fraser and Grover work together to show the word speedy. Brendan defines the word by describing what Grover is doing.
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Instructional Video2:25
Sesame Street

Man Of La Muncha

Pre-K - K
What a wonderful way to explore vegetables! This video features a Shakespearian-style performance about a man trying to decide which vegetable to eat for dinner. There are rhymes, great examples of language usage, and a lot of fun.
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Instructional Video1:05
Sesame Street

David Beckham: Persistent

Pre-K - K
David defines the word persistent. As an example of the word, Elmo interrupts several times, persistently asking David to play ball with him.
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Instructional Video2:23
Sesame Street

Counting Woodchucks

Pre-K - K
How much wood can a woodchuck chuck? The Count sings and counts to find out. The woodchuck chucks 6 pieces of wood, rests, adds 3 more and then rests again. He chucks a total of 12 pieces of wood. Write a word problem about this video...
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Instructional Video1:26
Sesame Street

A: Apple With Elmo

Pre-K - K
When Elmo happens along an apple, he asks himself, what letter apple starts with. Slimey presents Elmo with a flag telling him that 'apple' begins with A. The word apple appears with a highlighted letter "A."

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