Even our littlest neighbors can make a difference in creating a better world! Share this video with children to teach them that helping others helps us all. m.sesame.org/NeighborsVolunt…
Making a pinch pot is a great way to nurture your child’s amazing creativity. Follow along with Julia and her family and add your own amazing touch using these simple craft instructions: m.sesame.org/PinchPotX
Having support from caring adults is important for children to grow strong in mind and body! Sing along and remind children of the trusted grown-ups that are there for them. m.sesame.org/MyGrownUpX #EmotionalWellBeing
Earthquakes happen quickly and are often unexpected but helping children understand what is happening goes a long way toward soothing their worries. Read this article to learn ways to provide comfort: m.sesame.org/EarthquakeSafet… #HereForEachOther
There are ways for children to stay connected to their parent who is incarcerated. Visit our website to learn more. m.sesame.org/IncarcerationX #ToughTopics
Science concepts can come in handy to create fun fall activities. Watch as Abby and Ernie use simple machines to lift their decorated pumpkin! m.sesame.org/STEMLeversX
There are so many benefits to spending quality time with family! Read along to Abuela's Story Quilt and then talk through some of your family's special memories together. m.sesame.org/StoryQuiltX
There are lots of ways to share a child’s favorite story without it feeling repetitive! Try challenging children to notice all the different ways to read a book: m.sesame.org/OneMoreTimeX
Giving yourself a hug is one way for children (and grown-ups) to rebuild a sense of safety after a traumatic experience. Learn more: m.sesame.org/HugYourselfX
Being healthy in mind, body, and heart allows children to reach their full potential. Read through these tips that parents and caregivers can use to fuel growth and learning: m.sesame.org/MindBodyHeartX #WorldMentalHealthDay #EmotionalWellBeing














