Happy 40th Birthday Sesame Street!
Educational television would never be the same after the first broadcast of Sesame Street on November 10th, 1969 (sponsored by the letters W, S, & E and the numbers 2 & 3). 40 years later, Sesame Street is still going strong and is reinventing itself with a new opening and format on today’s show.
Sesame Street has always managed to stay current with the times by inviting popular artists and celebrities to appear on the show. This year will be no different.
“The new season will be star-studded,” Carol-Lynn Parente says. “We have Cameron Diaz in our premiere episode, and Adam Sandler, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kobe Bryant, Eva Longoria, Christina Applegate, Ricky Gervais, Greg Kinnear, and more — we have over 30 celebrities this season. And we also have First Lady Michelle Obama!” (source).
Favorite Sesame Street Moments
There are so many great moments from Sesame Street, it is hard to choose, but here are a few of my picks for you to enjoy!
Ernie and Cookie Monster, Happy/Sad Cookie
Grover, Near and Far
Oscar, I Love Trash
Kermit, It’s Not Easy Being Green
Ernie, Do De Duck
Ladybug’s Picnic
The Count Counting
Andrea Bocelli sings Elmo to sleep
Feist, I Love Counting
Feist can count! “1, 2, 3, 4 counting to the number 4″.
Patti Labelle, swings the ABCs
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Sesame Street Sing a Song
The Sesame Street website offers you a great place to catch up on your favorite songs so, to celebrate Sesame Street’s birthday, why not sing along with your favorite Sesame Street character?
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