New Releases by Sesame Workshop

A is for artist, athlete, astronaut, and almost anything else Big Bird - or your child- can imagine. B is for a bouncy beach ball that can''t be contained. Learning about A and B has never been this much fun!.

Elmo and Zoe planted some seeds in a sunny spot on Sesame Street.

Celebrate Sesame Street''s 40th anniversary with this special edition cookbook! Introducing your kids to cooking is easy-with a little help from the Sesame Street gang. This special anniversary edition of Sesame Street''s classic "C" is for Cooking is packed with tasty recipes from Elmo, Cookie Monster, Abby Cadabby, and friends, plus brand-new recipes from celebrity chefs to celebrate forty years of fun on the Street. Includes more than 55 delicious recipes that kids and parents can make together, plus fun food and cooking games and activities Filled with tasty dishes that appeal to young, picky eaters, such as Grover''s Little & Adorable Chicken Nuggets and Rosita''s Tortilla Soup Features 16 pages of simple, kid-friendly recipes and activities from celebrity chefs like Mark Bittman and Emeril Lagasse Filled with full-color photos and illustrations, plus food facts that engage children and encourage them to try new things Comes with a sheet of reusable stickers of foods, characters, numbers, and words With recipes for drinks, breakfasts, lunches, soups, dinners, side dishes, and sweets and treats, Sesame Street "C" is for Cooking is sure to be a hit with adults and kids.

Abby attends her first day of school on Sesame Street and tells her friend Elmo all about it.

Introduce your kids to cooking... with help from the Sesame Street gang! Find more than 50 simple, tasty recipes for healthy breakfasts, lunches, dinners, sweets and treats,and more. Elmo, Cookie Monster, Grover, Ernie and Bert,Oscar the Grouch, Abby Cadabby, and more of your favorite friends from Sesame Street introduce the recipes and share food facts, letter and number activities, and other cooking fun. All recipes include one or more "kids!" steps to get children involved in the kitchen.

"Children''s play is simple and complex, joyful and serious. As a caregiver, you have an important role in supporting and inspiring children''s play and imagination. Inside this guide you''ll find a variety of materials, activities, recommended books, and tips for getting families involved. We''ve also created age-appropriate games featuring the lovable Sesame Street characters. These are all designed to be easily incorporated into daily activities to inspire children''s play and imagination" -- taken from inside cover.

Grover, Cookie Monster, and their friends exercise and eat right so they will be healthy and fit.

Boing! Boing! Elmo is having a ball! Peek underneath the big flaps to find bouncy balls of different sizes and shapes.

Everyone can make music like Elmo! Music can be fast or slow, loud or soft and high or low. And you can dance to it too! This fun board book will help children aged 2-5 learn about their world.

Elmo knows that pets need many things to be healthy and happy. From water and food to exercise to lots and lots of love, Elmo shows kids how to take care of their favourite pets! This new and exciting Elmo board book comes with stickers!

Elmo has some very special friends - puppies! They need food and water and lots of walks. But sometimes puppies just don''t do what you want them to do. Lift the flaps to see just what they get up to!

Join Elmo as he visits some of his favourite places and learns new words along the way. Play a piano in the playroom and feed a pigeon in the park. Hop on a horse at the farm and browse for books in the library. A fun and interactive Elmo book for all Elmo fans.

Astronaut Elmo is ready for takeoff! Blast off into space with Elmo. Land on the moon and take a giant furry step! With reusable planetary stickers, this book is a must for every Elmo fan.

This is a Sesame Street book starring Elmo and three blue monsters. One of the blue monsters, Hazel, has a new tree house with a "blue monsters only" policy. When Elmo wants to play with them one day, he is told in no uncertain terms "no red monsters allowed". The other blue monsters are disheartened by this policy and implore Hazel to open her mind and realize all colors are the same and that "different is good". Soon everybody is playing, growing and learning new things together.