Caring for Each Other

Enlisting your child to help prepare snacks and meals not only builds self-esteem and self-confidence, but math skills, too.

Here are some game ideas that kids can play with friends and family on video chat.

Drawing is a creative way to learn feeling words and to share how we feel.

Singing and moving to your child’s favorite songs is a great way to turn frowns, frustration, and fussiness into smiles and laughter.

Glitter Jars are easy to make and can be great fun for the whole family.

A useful strategy for when your child gets frustrated facing obstacles or failure.

To all early childhood educators: Sesame Workshop is here to support you as we collectively navigate our “for now” normal.

As our “for now” normal becomes more routine, Sesame Workshop if here to support families with ideas for fun learning experiences at home.

Everyone is adjusting to a new routine these days — and we are here to support families as we collectively navigate our “for now normal.”

Activities that grown-ups can use to help young children manage their emotions, add playful learning to daily routines, and get exercise.

Here are some creative ways to build playful learning moments from morning ’til night. Remember, the word of the day is “flexibility.”