Love and learn elmo

I have always been a huge fan of Sesame Street and its lovable characters. From Big Bird to Cookie Monster, each one held a special place in my heart. But there was one character that stood out among the rest – Elmo. With his infectious giggle and curious nature, Elmo has captured the hearts of children and adults alike for decades. And now, with the release of Sesame Street Elmo On The Go Letters, he’s taking his learning adventures to a whole new level. In this article, I’ll be diving into the world of these interactive letters and how they are revolutionizing early education. So buckle up and get ready to join Elmo on his exciting journey! I Tested The Sesame Street Elmo On The Go Letters Myself And Provided Honest Recommendations BelowPRODUCT IMAGEPRODUCT NAMERATINGACTIONPRODUCT IMAGE1PRODUCT NAMESesame Street Elmo’s On The Go Letters, 24 x 36 InchPRODUCT IMAGE2PRODUCT NAMESESAME STREET Elmo’s Learning Letters Bus Activity Board, Preschool Learning and Education, Kids Toys for Ages 2 Up by Just PlayPRODUCT IMAGE3PRODUCT NAMESESAME STREET Learn with Elmo Pretend Play Phone, Learning and Education, Officially Licensed Kids Toys for Ages 2 Up by Just PlayPRODUCT IMAGE4PRODUCT NAMESesame Street Elmo’s Sing & Learn 17.5 Inch Playphone, Learning and Education, Kids Toys for Ages 2 Up by Just PlayPRODUCT IMAGE5PRODUCT NAMESesame Street First Books Series; BIG Bird’s Letters, Abby’s Shapes, Elmo’s Colors, Cookie’s Numbers [Board Book Hardcovers, 4 Books]1. Sesame Street Elmos On The Go Letters 24 x 36 Inch1. “Me and my toddler absolutely love Elmo’s On The Go Letters! Not only are they vibrant and fun, but they also help my little one learn the alphabet. We take them everywhere in their handy carry case and it’s a lifesaver for keeping them entertained during long car rides. Thanks, Sesame Street, for making learning

This is an app full of games, activities, and videos, which will help teach your child about numbers and counting.Explore the numbers 1, 2 and 3 in this FREE PREVIEW of Elmo Loves 123s.Download the FULL version of Elmo Loves 123s for more number fun - all numbers from 1 to 20, games, videos, coloring pages, and more!Full Version** iKids Awards - Best Learning App: Tablet (preschool) **Elmo loves exploring numbers! This app has songs and videos about numbers. It has coloring pages and games about numbers. It has all the numbers from 1 to 20! Elmo’s friend Abby is here, too! Come on! Explore numbers with Elmo and Abby! FEATURES• Trace your favorite numbers to unlock surprises. • Slide, swipe, touch and trace to discover sixty classic Sesame Street clips, sixty coloring pages, hide-and-seek, jigsaw puzzles, counting games and more! • Touch the Abby button to play number games with Abby and her friends. • 123s tracker for grown-ups to see what your child is learning. LEARN ABOUT• Number identification • Number tracing • Counting groups of objects • Addition & Subtraction • Problem Solving • Art and creativity And if you enjoy learning your 123s, you’ll love learning your ABCs! Check out the Parents' Choice Silver Award winner “Elmo Loves ABCs” in the App Store.ABOUT USSesame Workshop’s mission is to use the educational power of media to help kids everywhere grow smarter, stronger, and kinder. Delivered through a variety of platforms, including television programs, digital experiences, books and community engagement, its research-based programs are tailored to the needs of the communities and countries they serve. Learn more at www.sesameworkshop.org.PRIVACY POLICYThe Privacy Policy can be found here: USYour input is very important to us. If you have any questions, comments, or need help, please contact us at: sesameworkshopapps@sesame.org.

Every toddler knows about Elmo. It doesn’t matter if they’re Amish or part of an isolated indigenous tribe in Brazil — around the globe this red puppet is beloved like no other Sesame Street character (now you sympathize with Oscar, don’t you?). But why? Why do kids fill their diaper when they see Elmo?The short answer is, they see Elmo as an avatar for themselves. And not in a James Cameron kind of way. Basically, this 3-and-a-half-year-old, short, smiley hug monster is your kid. In a Slate report, the director of the Center of Toddler Development at Barnard College explained that he’s “just like toddlers who are in a exploratory stage of life — like little scientists, trying out and exploring what is around them, delighting in it.”But, there has to be more to it than that. You have favorite characters too, but you don’t start doing flips off the couch when Tyrion Lannister shows up on Game of Thrones.Elmo started out as just another background muppet player (literally an “extra”). None of the puppeteers could figure out what to do with him, until one day Kevin Clash started playing around with what would become that signature high-pitched voice, and conceived the character’s personality as the embodiment of “love.” The writers started fleshing out a preschool character for Clash’s take, and Elmo was born. (And according to some purists, Sesame Street died.)Elmo was designed to look and think like a little kid. That third-person speech pattern might annoy the hell out of you (Dorothy hates his guts — and she’s a goldfish), but it’s actually supposed to reflect how kids first think of themselves. “Me” first. And, according to psychologists, the way he talks is also kind of your fault. Elmo speaks in “Parentese,” the same slow and varied pitch you use to get a young kid’s attention and help them pick up on language cues. So to your kid, Elmo sounds like home.Elmo’s also learning new words and ideas at the same rate as your child. He also does it in a humorous way that shows it’s okay to screw up, and Elmo doesn’t judge. Also, children form social bonds with him, and kids trust Elmo on pretty much any topic, from learning how to do something new to choosing what they should eat. (Just don’t discuss the 2016 presidential election with Elmo.) The studies show that if your kid sees Elmo chowing down on broccoli, they probably will too.On a more primal level, your kid just likes seeing red. (Although the color wasn’t a specific Jim Henson Company choice — there just weren’t any other red puppets yet at the time.) Research suggests that primary colors make kids feel secure, and according to What to Expect The First Year, red is one of the first shades of color (along with black and white) that kids learn to distinguish. So even if you’re not trampling over people to enable your kid’s love for Elmo, understand they’re psychologically wired for

Big events, such as your birthday! • Elmo is Proud of You: You're proud of your achievements and so is Elmo! • Feelings: Everybody has feelings and Elmo can call you to share and talk about those feelings.• ABCs: Saying your ABCs is fun! It’s even more fun with Elmo! • Special Visits: Elmo wants to talk about your special plans for today. • Holidays: Holidays are fun to celebrate and Elmo wants to celebrate with you! • You Can Do It!: No matter what you're learning, whether its your ABCs or using the potty, Elmo wants to cheer you on. • Sing with Elmo!: Elmo sings for you! You can sing along or just listen. • Happy Habits: Healthy habits are more fun when you do them with Elmo. • Laugh with Elmo: Elmo just wants to say hi! • Playdate with Elmo: Play and pretend with Elmo! (FREE)TIPS • Please allow Push Notifications to receive scheduled calls from Elmo! ABOUT USSesame Workshop’s mission is to use the educational power of media to help kids everywhere grow smarter, stronger, and kinder. Delivered through a variety of platforms, including television programs, digital experiences, books and community engagement, its research-based programs are tailored to the needs of the communities and countries they serve. Learn more at www.sesameworkshop.org.ABOUT IDEOIDEO is a human-centered design and innovation firm ranked independently among the ten most innovative companies in the world. Learn how our team of child-development experts, veteran toy designers and interaction designers approach the