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Sesame Street � English
ANIMALS & PETS 1
Rock On � Children will practice using common expressions associated with photography, including "Look at the camera," "Smile!" and "Take a picture" as Tingo photographs Niki's band. Young learners will review familiar phrases such as "sorry" and "excuse me" while discovering new vocabulary like "cat," "camera" and "picture." Kids are introduced to the letter "C" and the number "5." Includes Cookie Monster singing C Is for Cookie.
Just Say It, Jake � Children are introduced to the parts of the face in this delightful program featuring Tingo babysitting Niki's baby cousin Jake. Young learners will identify and name their "ears," "eyes," mouth" and "nose," and will learn action and response phrases such as "Look at me" and "Show me." Kids will also practice using common expressions such as "Okay" and "What's this?" Kids are introduced to the number "6." Includes Ernie and Elmo singing One Fine Face.
ANIMALS & PETS 2
A Zoo for Jenny � Kids learn the names of a host of familiar animals in this fun program featuring Tingo and Niki assembling a "zoo" of stuffed animals for her cousin Jenny. Young learners will discover how to use important constructions such as "I have," "I need" and "I want" as well as the opposites "big" and "small." Children will learn to ask, "Is that�" and to respond, "No, it isn't." Includes Cookie Monster presenting the letter "Z."
Where Is It? � In this amusing program, Tingo performs magic tricks. Children will learn to ask, "Where is..." as well as learn common responses such as "It's there" and "There it is!" Useful everyday vocabulary is presented to young learners, including "box," "homework," "here" and "there," while the opposites "big" and "small" are also reviewed. Includes a tango for letters "P" and "B," and introduces the number "8."
FAMILY & HOME 1
All in the Family � In this engaging program, Tingo meets Niki's family. Children will practice using conversational phrases, including "What's your name?" and "Hello," and learn vocabulary for the common family members. Young learners will also discover how to use "This is" and "It's" as specific conventions of language. Kids are introduced to the letter "M." Includes Zoe and Selena presenting the number "1."
Yes, Baby � In this amusing program, Tingo takes care of his friend Niki's baby cousin. Children will learn common expressions, including "Good night," "Please" and "No." Young learners will also practice phrases such as "It's time to�" and "Let's�" and will discover that expressions like "Wake up" and "Go to sleep" are phrases that elicit physical responses. Kids are introduced to the number "2" in this delightful program focused on life at home! Includes Big Bird presenting the letter "B" and Grover singing Fuzzy and Blue.
FAMILY & HOME 2
Tingo Meets the Band � Children review common expressions used when meeting someone new, including "Hello" and "Nice to meet you," in this enjoyable program featuring Tingo meeting the members of his friend Niki's band. Young learners discover the number "3" and practice using the verb "to like" to express thoughts, such as "I like Tom" and "We like you." Key vocabulary and expressions presented include "friend," "thank you" and "you're welcome." Includes Elmo, Prairie Dawn and Herry presenting the number "3."
Mine! � Children are introduced to the expression "It's mine" in this delightful program focused on the possessive adjective and the theme of sharing. The number "4" and words including "love" and "present" are presented while phrases using "please" and "thank you" are reviewed. Young learners will practice constructing sentences with the verb "to open" such as "Open it," "Open the present" and "He's opening the present" as Tingo receives a gift. Includes Ernie singing Rubber Duckie!
FOOD & EATING 1
Vegetable Soup � In this fun program, Tingo makes a spicy soup, but there is no water to drink! Children will learn food-related vocabulary, such as "broccoli," "soup," "water" and "tomato." Young learners will find humorous examples of the use of appropriate adjectives like "hot" and "no." Children are introduced to the letter "O" and review counting numbers "1" through "11." Includes the Broccoli song!
Do You Like It? � In this funny show, Tingo experiments with different things to prepare as a snack for Niki and her band mates! Young learners will discover how to use common phrases to express their feelings, such as "I like it very much" or "I'm sorry. I don't like it." Children will learn common vocabulary words, including "milk," "cereal," "flour" and "bananas." Kids are introduced to the letter "A." Includes the Count presenting the number "3."
FOOD & EATING 2
Make Me a Sandwich � Kids review the use of "no" as an adjective, as well as counting from "1" to "10," in this fun program that has Tingo making (and eating!) sandwiches for Niki's band! Young learners will also review polite expressions such as "Excuse me," "Please," "Thanks" and "You're welcome." Children will also learn common phrases such as "Coming right up!" and "In a minute!" as well as food-related vocabulary, such as "bread," "cheese," "lettuce" and, of course, "hungry." Includes the Cookie Monster making a sandwich.
Niki's Thanksgiving Disaster � This engaging program is focused on Niki's attempts to prepare Thanksgiving dinner! As Tingo pitches in, children learn common phrases, including "Can I help you?" "No thanks" and, of course, "Happy Thanksgiving." Young learners will discover new vocabulary, such as "corn," "potato" and "turkey," as well as how to use a direct object, when Niki asks Tingo to "Help me, please!" Kids review the alphabet with special attention to the letter "N." Includes the Opera Chickens singing the ABCs.
FRIENDS 1
Tingo's Crush � Tingo has a big crush on his teacher Ms. Huong, but he has lost his backpack, how will he do his homework for her? As he searches for his backpack, children practice using common expressions such as "Where is my...?" and "Please help me find my�" Young learners also discover how to ask a question using the verb "to want" and review the numbers 1 through 15. Essential vocabulary associated with school is introduced, including "backpack," "book," "paper" and "apple." Includes Grover and Kermit presenting the letter "X."
Here in Right Field � Kids are introduced to the actions of "catching" and "throwing" in this fun program featuring Tingo learning to catch a baseball with Niki. Children will practice common phrases like "Try it" and "I'm not ready" as well as learn to construct phrases combining the word "going" with an infinitive, as in "I am going to throw the ball." Young learners are introduced to the number "17" and review the letter "T." Includes the Sesame Street Muppets singing the ABCs!
FRIENDS 2
Niki for President � Young learners practice phrases like "Hurry up!" "Speed up!" and "Don't stop!" Tingo helps Niki feel less nervous about the school election by teaching her a song about... hopping! The verb "to need" is reviewed, along with the familiar expression "Where is my...?" Children are introduced to the letter "H" and to new vocabulary, including "hop," "nervous" and "shoes." Includes Grover presenting "fast" and "slow."
Snack Attack � Tingo and Niki are hungry and would like to eat the pizza that has arrived for an upcoming birthday party! But Niki's cousin Jake tells them not to eat the pizza until the party starts. Children learn to construct sentences using the words "don't" and "no." Common expressions such as "Happy birthday!" and "That smells good," and vocabulary like "eat," "pizza" and "cake" are also introduced. Kids are also presented with the number "18." Includes the Don't Eat the Pizza song!
FRIENDS 3
Tingo the Superstar � Tingo gets a shot at being a movie star, but he can't seem to keep quiet on the set! Children learn to ask questions using infinitives, such as "Would you like to be in my next movie?" and practice using common phrases like "Sshhh!" and "Please be quiet." Young learners review the numbers "1" through "18", and are introduced to the letter "Q." Essential vocabulary presented includes "movie," "scary" and "library." Includes Bert and Ernie at the movies.
Tall, Taller, Tallest � Children learn the difference between tall and short in this delightful program, as Tingo discovers he's exactly the right size... for a Tingo! Young learners will discover comparative adjectives such as "higher" and "lower," and will practice using common expressions like "Can you help me?" and "over there." The phrase "Do you like it?" is reviewed while new vocabulary words are introduced, including "hammer," "help" and "kite." Includes the Sesame Street Muppets singing and presenting the alphabet.
TOYS, GAMES & SPORTS 1
What's Your Favorite Sport? � As Tingo and Niki host a TV show focused on sports, children learn related words such as "soccer" and "karate." Young learners practice expressing what is and what is not their favorite sport such as "Baseball is not my favorite sport" and "My favorite sport is basketball." The phrase "I don't know" and the verb "to like" are reviewed, while the letter "U" and the number "19" are introduced. Includes Zoe presenting "near" and "far."
Tingo at the Bat � Children learn to ask "Are you ready?" as Niki tries to teach Tingo how to swing a baseball bat in this fun program! Other common phrases reviewed include "Excuse me," "I'm not ready!" and "I'm ready!" Young learners practice using the phrase "to have to" in constructing sentences such as, "You have to hold your arms like this." Includes Herry and friend presenting the letter "H."
TOYS, GAMES & SPORTS 2
Tingo's Stuck � Children learn about the opposites "in" and "out" as Niki tries to help free Tingo's fingers from a bowling ball � and calm him down � in this amusing program! Young learners are introduced to a variety of new words, including "breathe," "stuck" and "violin." Kids also compare the letters "V" and "B" in an entertaining tango, and the phrase "Don't worry" is reviewed. Includes Grover presenting "in" and "out."
Mouse Hunt � Tingo discovers that there is a big difference between a computer mouse and a REAL mouse in this funny program featuring Niki, her friend Annie and a new computer game! Young learners review uses of the words "can" and "can't" as well as the verb "to need." Children are introduced to the number "20" and several new words, including "computer," "play" and "game." Includes Grover presenting "over," "under," "around" and "through."
WEATHER, SEASONS & TIME 1
To the Beach! � It is a hot day, and Tingo wants to go to the beach to cool off like everyone else! In this delightful program, children learn to use expressions with adjectives, such as "I like it cold" and "It is very cold." Familiar phrases like "Come on!" and "Let's..." are reviewed while young learners discover new vocabulary associated with the beach including "sea," "sun" and "sunglasses." Includes Grover presenting the letter "S."
Tingo's Cold � Children are introduced to the opposite actions of "opening" and "closing" a door as Niki tries to help Tingo feel better when he is sick. Kids learn the difference between "cold" as a noun and as an adjective, and discover new words such as "tissue," "tea" and "sick." Young learners practice asking for something using the phrase "Would you..." while also reviewing the phrases "Could you..." and "Thank you." Includes the Alphabet Song and the number "14!"
WEATHER, SEASONS & TIME 2
Forecast: Wind � Children will practice using common expressions associated with the weather as Tingo and Niki give a hilarious � and blustery � weather report! Questions like "Is it sunny?" and "How's the weather?" are introduced in this amusing program, along with responses such as "It's raining." The differences between "here" and "there" are reviewed, and young learners discover useful new vocabulary like "boots," "windy," "raincoat" and "hot." Includes Zoe presenting the letter "K."
What Time Is It? � Tingo and his friend Niki have both overslept and will be late for school if they don't hurry. As they race around the house trying to get ready, children learn common phrases related to time, such as "It's too early," "It's late" and "It's time to..." Young learners practice asking, "What time is it?" and are also introduced to the number "12" and the letter "R." Includes Bert and Ernie singing the La La La, L song.