ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Sign the Sesame Street Alphabet Song in American Sign Language (ASL)
Welcome to the world of Sesame Street, where learning the alphabet is super fun! Let’s dive into the magical world of letters with some of our favorite Sesame Street friends.
On Sesame Street, there’s a special song that helps us learn the alphabet. Each letter has a friendly character to help us remember it. Let’s meet some of them:
Cookie Monster loves cookies, so he helps us remember the letter “C.” Isn’t that fun?
Learning the alphabet is like opening a door to reading and writing. Here’s why it’s important:
Each Sesame Street friend brings their own special magic to the alphabet. Here are some more friends:
These characters make learning letters exciting and easy to remember!
Music makes learning even more fun! Here’s how:
The Sesame Street alphabet song is a wonderful way to learn our ABCs. With the help of our Sesame Street friends and the joy of music, learning letters becomes a fun adventure. So, let’s keep singing and learning together!
Alphabet Scavenger Hunt: Go on a scavenger hunt around your home or classroom to find objects that start with different letters of the alphabet. For example, find an apple for “A,” a book for “B,” and a cup for “C.” As you find each item, say the letter and the object’s name out loud. This helps you connect letters with real-world objects.
Create Your Own Alphabet Song: Use your favorite tune and create a new alphabet song. Try to include the names of your friends or family members with each letter. For example, “A is for Alex, B is for Bella.” Sing your song to your family or friends and see if they can join in. This activity helps you remember letters by associating them with people you know.
Letter Art with Sesame Street Friends: Choose your favorite Sesame Street character and the letter they represent. Use crayons, markers, or paints to draw the character and the letter. For example, draw Cookie Monster with a big letter “C.” Display your artwork in your room or classroom. This activity combines creativity with learning, making it easier to remember the letters.
