Play with Me Sesame (Nick Jr., Sprout)

common sense media says

Lovable Muppets invite preschoolers to play along.


parents & educators say

What parents need to know

Parents need to know that this series adds an important building block to the educational value of the original Sesame Street series by encouraging little ones to think and interact with the show's characters.

Positive messages: Encourages preschoolers to express themselves and interact with others.
Violence & scariness: Not applicable.
Sexy stuff: Not applicable.
Language: Not applicable.
Consumerism: Not applicable.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking: Not applicable.

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What to talk about

Talk to your kids
Families can talk about each episode's games and activities. What kind of game did you play with Ernie (or Grover, or Prairie Dawn)? What did Bert teach you to do on the computer? Can you show me some of the things you learned?

What's the story?

What's the story?
Noggin's lively interactive series PLAY WITH ME SESAME combines classic Sesame Street footage with new segments in which Bert, Ernie, Grover, and Prairie Dawn invite preschoolers to join them in games and activities that involve things like imitating sounds, practicing words and expressions within a specific context, matching colors, dancing, creating art from food, and much more. Young viewers learn to express themselves and are introduced to fundamental concepts critical to reading, developing creativity, math, and science. Young viewers are encouraged to voice their answers and discoveries out loud, preparing them for interacting with the real-life playmates they'll meet in school. Some activities introduce children to computers. For example, Bert shows viewers how to arrange oatmeal in a bowl into an artsy design, then he encourages kids to go online at noggin.com and create their own oatmeal masterpiece.

Is it any good?

Is it any good?
 
Like the time-tested Sesame Street series, Play with Me Sesame is one of the most wholesome and enlightening programs out there for toddlers, and you can't beat those funny, adorable Muppets when it comes to learning while laughing. Not only do kids get to revisit classic skits they might have seen on the original show (which could be great fun for parents as well), they also get a chance to "talk" with the characters during the new segments, which really engages them and makes the viewing experience even more fun and valuable.

TV themes & details

TV Details
TV Rating: TV-Y
Network: Nick Jr.
Cast: David Rudman, Fran Brill, Frank Oz
Genre: Educational
Where to watch: Nick Jr.

This review was written by Larisa Wiseman
 
 

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kid, 12 years old
 
This show could be on PBS KIDS OR SPROUT (NOT NICK JR.)
Thesh Channels also like : south park


teen, 14 years old
 
This show could be on PBS KIDS OR SPROUT (NOT NICK JR.)
Thesh Channels also like : south park


kid, 11 years old
 
This show could be on PBS KIDS OR SPROUT (NOT NICK JR.)
Thesh Channels also like : south park


kid, 12 years old
 
commonsense is for no one and sprout/nick jr. is the worst, jason haddad is worse
unlike Nick Jr, CommonSense: banned forever Sprout: repeating again and again and stuff Nick Jr.: No Commercials Jason Haddad: The Best


teen, 14 years old
 
commonsense is for no one and sprout/nick jr. is the worst, jason haddad is worse
unlike Nick Jr, CommonSense: banned forever Sprout: repeating again and again and stuff Nick Jr.: No Commercials Jason Haddad: The Best


kid, 11 years old
 
commonsense is for no one and sprout/nick jr. is the worst, jason haddad is worse
unlike Nick Jr, CommonSense: banned forever Sprout: repeating again and again and stuff Nick Jr.: No Commercials Jason Haddad: The Best

 
So glad we found Play with me Sesame
My daughter tried to watch Sesame Street but it didn't keep her attention. Plus, I didn't enjoy watching it either. Then, I found Play with me Sesame on the Sprout channel and we both love it. It is what sesame street used to be. It is much more educational and my daughter is more interactive with the ideas and games they play. It makes more sense because it is made for it's audience. One thing, I wish it was played on the PBS channnel.

tootie7
parent of 3 and 6 year old
 
i learned my numbers!
I love tyhi program my kids as learn so much the show helps me keep them happy and and also teach them that means a whole lot to me

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