Early learning
Sesame Street
Sesame Street’s website mixes character games, videos and printable coloring pages for preschoolers.
The site gathers games, videos and coloring pages featuring the Sesame Street characters. One recent activity asks children to notice clues in their body, name a feeling and pick a response alongside their Sesame Street friends. It is laid out as a collection rather than a course, so a few activities around one idea, such as feelings or taking turns, can hang together, with a song or a printed page carrying the theme away from the screen.
- Ages
- Preschool
- Works on
- Web browser
- Topics
- Early learning, Art
- Languages
- English
- Listed
- 2026-10-11
What kids do
- Play a feelings game
- Watch a character video
- Color a printed Sesame Street page
Who it suits
Aimed at preschoolers. Children who already know the characters from television may settle in fastest.
Notes for parents
Videos and many games use sound, so a browser that plays audio is needed. Each activity is short and stands on its own.
What you need
- Internet-connected browser with audio
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