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00:28The End
00:31DELICIOUS!
00:33Learning about letters
00:39Oh, hi. I'm glad you're here.
00:42Oh, and I'm glad you're here, too.
00:45And I'm glad that I'm here,
00:48because today we're going to get to go through the whole alphabet.
00:54Right, Bert?
00:56Right, Snuffy.
00:57And we're even going to read some words.
01:01Oh, words, Bert?
01:03Uh, aren't I too little to be reading words?
01:08Too little?
01:10You're four and a half years old.
01:12And after we're finished looking at all the letters,
01:15we're going to listen to Luis read us a story.
01:18A story, Bert?
01:20Oh, boy.
01:22I can hardly wait to get started.
01:26Which letter is first?
01:30Well, they usually go in a certain order, you know, Snuffy.
01:33Hmm.
01:35You know.
01:37Remember?
01:38A, B, C, D, D.
01:44Oh, yes, Bert.
01:47Now I remember.
01:51A, B, C, D, E, F, G.
01:55Huh?
01:55H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P.
02:00Sure.
02:00Q, R, S, T, U, V.
02:04Mm-hmm.
02:05W, X, Y, Z.
02:10Now I've sung my ABCs.
02:14Next time won't you sing with me.
02:18Oh, yeah?
02:18Hey, come on in, everybody.
02:26A, B, C, D, D, E, F, G.
02:30H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P.
02:33Q, R, S, T, U, V.
02:36W, X, Y, Z.
02:39Now I've sung my ABCs.
02:42Next time won't you sing with me.
02:45One more dot.
02:49A, B, C, D, E, F, G.
02:52H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P.
02:55Yeah.
02:55Q, R, S, T, U, V.
02:59W, X, Y, Z.
03:02Now I've sung my ABCs.
03:05Next time won't you sing with me.
03:10Yeah.
03:11Yeah.
03:12Yeah.
03:12There you go.
03:12Wow.
03:14Yeah.
03:15Woo.
03:17Oh, Bird, don't we have a wonderful alphabet and so useful, too.
03:25Mm.
03:26Now I know which letter comes first.
03:30That's right, you do.
03:31And here it is.
03:33The letter A.
03:36Good reading, Snuff.
03:38Oh, thanks, Bird.
03:40Well, I better be moving along.
03:44But where are you going?
03:45Uh, to find some things that start with the letter A, Bird.
03:50Uh, see you soon.
03:52Okay, Snuffy.
03:55Hmm.
03:56There goes one great Snuffleupagus.
04:00Hey, Big Bird!
04:03That's Tally.
04:05Oh.
04:08Oh, boy, are we in trouble.
04:13Tally?
04:13Huh?
04:14What's wrong?
04:15Huh?
04:15Oh, what's wrong?
04:16Oh, we're having the whole entire alphabet to get through, and you ask what's wrong?
04:21Listen, you've got to pay attention.
04:24We don't have time to mess around here.
04:27Now, show them the letter, Bird.
04:29This is the letter A.
04:31Yeah, the letter A, as in, Apple.
04:36Yeah.
04:37Apple and airplane.
04:42We made it through the letter A.
04:45Now, that brings us to the letter B.
04:49Yeah.
04:50See the B, letter B down there?
04:51B, as in, banana.
04:55Yeah.
04:56And look down there further.
04:58That's a box.
04:59And when I pull this string here, balloons.
05:08Yeah.
05:09And now we go over to the letter C.
05:11C, as in, cow.
05:22Now, what starts with the letter C?
05:26Cookie starts with C.
05:27Let's think of other things that starts with C.
05:31Ah, who cares about other things?
05:34C is for cookie.
05:35That's good enough for me.
05:37C is for cookie.
05:39That's good enough for me.
05:42C is for cookie.
05:44That's good enough for me.
05:45Oh, cookie, cookie, cookie starts with C.
05:49Oh, C is for cookie.
05:51That's good enough for me.
05:54C is for cookie.
05:55That's good enough for me
05:57C is for cookie
05:59That's good enough for me
06:01Oh, cookie, cookie, cookie
06:03Start with C
06:04You know what? A round cookie
06:07With one bite out of it looks like a C
06:10A round donut
06:11With one bite out of it also looks like
06:13A C, but it is not as
06:16Good as a cookie
06:17The moon sometimes looks like a C
06:19But you can't eat that
06:21So, C is for cookie
06:23That's good enough for me
06:25Yeah, C is for cookie
06:27That's good enough for me
06:29C is for cookie
06:31That's good enough for me
06:33Oh, cookie, cookie, cookie
06:35Start with C
06:36Yeah! Cookie, cookie, cookie
06:39Start with C
06:40Oh boy! Cookie, cookie, cookie
06:43Start with C
06:51D
06:56dentist.
06:58Well, mind if I say
06:59a few words about flossing?
07:02Some other time.
07:03Some other time. Thanks.
07:08What do you want?
07:09I'm not here to see you, Oscar.
07:11Oh, good.
07:14What?
07:15I'm here to see Fluffy and Sophie
07:17and Blitzen and Schopenhauer.
07:19Why didn't you say so in the first place?
07:23Hey,
07:23Package Ernst War.
07:25Someone to see you.
07:32E!
07:33Does he mean
07:36elephants?
07:44My name is
07:45Francis Ferry.
07:47I'm from the land of Forb.
07:49Everyone there loves the letter F
07:52because the letter F
07:53is fun.
07:55The letter F
07:56can go fast
07:58and it can be fat.
08:04It can be furry
08:06or it can be flat
08:10or it can have flowers
08:13feathers
08:18or even fruit
08:20or an F
08:23can fade away
08:25and so can a fairy.
08:28Farewell.
08:30Farewell.
08:34F
08:37Frankfurters
08:40Fur
08:46Feathers
08:49G
08:59G
09:00Gallop
09:01Gallop
09:06G
09:08Gorilla
09:12Gorilla
09:19G
09:21G
09:21G
09:26Is that me?
09:29H
09:30Horse
09:35Harry the Horse
09:36Harry the Horse
09:36had very long hair.
09:38It tripped him
09:39whenever he walked.
09:41It covered his eyes,
09:43tickled his nose
09:44and got in his mouth
09:45when he talked.
09:46I can bounce me
09:47off
09:47there
09:48my mouth.
09:51Huh.
09:53Horse.
09:54Aye.
09:57Irvine.
09:59Aye.
10:00Ice cream.
10:08Aye.
10:10Icky.
10:15I'm giving you
10:16a hint on this one.
10:18J
10:18Jump.
10:29Go on.
10:33K
10:34Key.
10:38Close the house,
10:40Leonard.
10:42K
10:45Hi, Bert.
10:46Oh, hi, Ernie.
10:47Hey, I've been
10:47sitting here
10:48trying to think
10:49of what we could
10:49do with this
10:50here letter L.
10:52Oh, well,
10:52let's see.
10:53You know,
10:53one thing,
10:54you could sing
10:54sort of a
10:54la-la-la song
10:56with the letter L.
10:57What do you mean?
10:58Well,
10:58there are all kinds
10:59of pretty words
11:00that begin with L.
11:02You know,
11:02you could sing
11:03a few la-la-las
11:04and some pretty
11:05little words
11:05and you'd have
11:06a nice little song.
11:07La-la-la,
11:08like that?
11:08Sure, go ahead.
11:09Try it.
11:10Okay, let's see.
11:11La-la-la-la
11:14lemon.
11:16La-la-la-la
11:18light bulb.
11:20Uh-huh.
11:21La-la-la-la
11:23lamppost.
11:24This is fun.
11:26La-la-la-la
11:28lump
11:29in my oatmeal.
11:31Well,
11:32that's not quite
11:32what I was thinking
11:33about, Bert.
11:34No?
11:34I mean,
11:34there are a lot
11:35of pretty old words
11:36and I was sort of
11:37thinking of the ones
11:37that are more
11:38belting and lovely,
11:40you know,
11:40like la-la-la-la
11:43laughter.
11:44Oh, yeah,
11:45I see.
11:46La-la-la-la
11:48lullaby.
11:49Oh,
11:50like that, huh?
11:51La-la-la-la
11:53lollipop.
11:54Ah.
11:55La-la-la-la
11:58lights in the sky.
12:00Oh, oh,
12:01Ernie,
12:01I got a great
12:02L word.
12:03This is a beauty.
12:03Oh,
12:04listen to this.
12:05La-la-la
12:09linoleum.
12:10Uh,
12:11no, Bert,
12:12listen to me
12:15because L
12:16is such a
12:17lovely letter
12:19for words like
12:20licorice
12:21and lace.
12:22The letter L
12:23lights up your face,
12:25so why not
12:25la-la-la-la-la
12:27la-la-la-la
12:30with me.
12:36L.
12:37L.
12:38See,
12:38that's the letter L.
12:39And it's in the word
12:40closed.
12:43See?
12:46I'm showing
12:47the little honker
12:48that you can find
12:49letters almost everywhere.
12:52Oh,
12:53you want more?
12:54Okay,
12:54we'll go find
12:55some more letters.
12:56Come on,
12:56little honker.
13:02A.
13:06B.
13:12C.
13:16D.
13:20E.
13:22E.
13:27F.
13:29G.
13:33E.
13:38I.
13:40I.
13:41J.
13:44G.
13:45G.
13:47G.
13:47K
13:52L
13:57M
14:00N
14:05O
14:09P
14:14Q
14:19R
14:24S
14:29T
14:33U
14:37B
14:42W
14:44W
14:44W
14:44W
14:45W
14:48W
14:48W
14:48W
14:48W
14:53W
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14:54W
14:54W
14:57W
14:58W
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14:59W
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15:16W
15:16W
15:17W
15:18W
15:18with me okay everybody take your pointy finger and point it in the air and here we go on your
15:23mark i said go look at that that's a beautiful line did you know you did that okay now we're
15:32going to draw another line just like that right over here we're going to draw it from here right
15:36down to there again like that just just like that when i tell you to ready okay here we go
15:41honey mark get set go beautiful and here i am crimothy frog in between the two lines but that
15:51is not a complete letter yet we now have to draw another line from here right down about into here
15:55somewhere want to do that when i tell you two we're going to go like that ready take your fingers
16:01in
16:01the air and point them right up here and here we go honey mark get set go beautiful look at
16:09that but
16:10now these two parts of the letter are not touching each other and now we must make them touch and
16:14so
16:14we have one more line to draw and we're going to start up here at the top and we're going
16:18to draw
16:18it right down to right this point right there okay on your mark get set and go beautiful see that
16:28and
16:28now the letter is all finished hey froggy what what is that this grover is the letter m
16:43is that that goes up down up down that the letter m harry hmm and the letter m reminds me
16:54of a lot of
16:55wonderful things to eat let's think of some okay marshmallows meatballs ready to munch
17:07mm-hmm
17:08mm-hmm
17:10mm
17:10melted milk
17:11mm-hmm
17:12mustard
17:12mm-hmm
17:14monster want lunch
17:15mm-hmm
17:16mm-hmm
17:18macaroni and melons
17:19magnificent meal
17:21oh yeah
17:22mm-hmm
17:25if monster had food now how yummy his tummy would feel
17:30oh getting hungry
17:32mm-hmm
17:34Monster want marshmallows, meatballs, milk, melon, but we got none of them.
17:41So, mmm, monsters who are so hungry, will just eat this big letter M.
17:55N.
17:57Nest.
18:02N.
18:05Nap.
18:18O.
18:20Orange.
18:27O.
18:30P.
18:32Piggybank.
18:40Oh, I see one.
18:41Oh, oh.
18:45Q.
18:46Quarter.
18:49Okay, lay any word beginning with R on me and I'll show you some magic stuff.
18:53Okay.
18:54Rabbit.
18:55Rabbit.
18:58Keep it coming.
18:59Rocking.
19:01Rock.
19:02Rock.
19:02Not bad, huh?
19:04Radio.
19:05Rope.
19:06Anything beginning with R.
19:09Rat.
19:11Keep it coming.
19:12Keep it coming.
19:13Rip.
19:15Rain.
19:16Rain.
19:17Hmm.
19:18Better get under this umbrella, kid.
19:20Okay.
19:21I'm ready.
19:22Rain.
19:24You're wet.
19:25We are doing great.
19:30S is for spaghetti and socks.
19:38Yeah.
19:39And T.
19:40T is right over here.
19:42And T is for toothbrush and telly.
19:51Now I'm going to tell you something about the letter U.
19:55Never mind.
19:56I'll talk about myself.
19:58I'm useful, upbeat, unusual, and unbeatable.
20:09I'm up front in great words like up, umbrella, and underwear.
20:20V.
20:22This is a vase that I'll put in this vat away from the villain in the Panama hat.
20:30I am the villain in the Panama hat and I'm after that vase that's here in this vat.
20:38I'll fill it with vinegar and throw in some varnish and top that all off with some violet scotch.
20:47And now I will slip it here under my vest.
20:51Oh, no, you don't, villain.
20:53You're under arrest.
20:56V.
20:58Only four more letters to go, guys.
21:00That's right.
21:01All right, here we go.
21:03Dump.
21:04Waffle.
21:08X.
21:09X-ray.
21:11Y.
21:13Yo-yo.
21:15And Z.
21:18Z.
21:21Oh, I feel ridiculous.
21:24Come on, Buster, Z.
21:30All right.
21:31I want to do this one.
21:33Z.
21:34Zebra.
21:36Yay!
21:38All right.
21:54I want to do this one.
21:55Z.
21:57T.
22:00T.
22:03T.
22:09Y.
22:11I, J, K, L, M, M, O, P, Q, R, S,
22:45T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z.
23:12Good.
23:12There you are.
23:13Now we can start.
23:16Okay.
23:17Luis, there aren't any pictures.
23:20How do you know what the story is?
23:22Well, you see, you see all these words right there?
23:26Uh-huh.
23:26Well, those are the words that tell the story, see?
23:29Uh-huh.
23:29And I'm going to read them to you.
23:31Well, I know some of these letters.
23:33You do?
23:33Uh-huh.
23:33Yeah, there's a T and an H.
23:35Uh-huh.
23:36Well, you see, in this story, there's a lot of words that begin with the letter P.
23:41Uh-huh.
23:41Do you know the sound of the letter P?
23:44P, p, p, p, eh?
23:47A lot of words begin with the letter P.
23:49Like, well, there's peanut, there's pony, pumpkin, okay?
23:55Now, in this story, I want you to listen for the words that begin with the letter P.
24:01And this story is called, The King banishes the letter P.
24:07Uh-huh.
24:07You ready?
24:08Uh-huh.
24:08Okay, here we go.
24:11Once upon a time, there lived a king named Peter the Persnickety, who was very fond of
24:19the letter P.
24:20P.
24:21Now, one day, he was walking in the royal garden with his daughter, the Princess Penelope.
24:28Oh, look at how pretty.
24:31Look at all the peonies and puppies and petunias.
24:36Ah, say nothing of the peas and the pumpkins and the potatoes.
24:41When suddenly...
24:42Oh!
24:44Piddle!
24:45I've been pelted by a ping-pong ball!
24:47Pardon me, your powerfulness!
24:51Then, as the king was getting over his surprise, he accidentally bumped into...
25:00Oh!
25:01My pet porcupine!
25:04Well, all of this upset the king so that he promptly proposed a proclamation.
25:16Inasmuch as my royal highness has been pelted by a ping-pong ball and pricked by a pet porcupine,
25:24I hereby proclaim that from now on nothing that starts with the letter P will be allowed
25:31in my kingdom.
25:33Anything you say, your highness, but...
25:35Excuse me there.
25:36What?
25:37Well, pen here and proclamation will have to go.
25:41They begin with P, you know.
25:43Oh!
25:46Poor King Peter.
25:48And that wasn't all.
25:49That very night at dinner...
25:51Oh!
25:52You are king, your favorite dinner!
25:55Peanut butter and pickle pizza!
25:58No!
25:59No, I'm sorry!
26:00Peanut butter, pickle, and pizza all begin with P!
26:03Have to go!
26:04Nope!
26:04Sorry, monsieur!
26:05Sorry!
26:08Maybe this wasn't such a good idea after all.
26:10Oh, here comes my daughter, the Princess Penelope.
26:13I'll ask her.
26:14Hello, father!
26:15Oh!
26:16No, sorry, King!
26:17You see, the princess starts with P, too, so we'll have to banish her.
26:20Come on, sweetie!
26:21Come on!
26:22Come on!
26:24Poor me!
26:25I'm all alone in my palace!
26:28Nope, no, no, you see, the palace begins with P. We'll have to take that, too!
26:32Come on, come on, come on!
26:37So the citizens pulled the palace apart, and all of this made King Peter very, very sad.
26:44So, he issued another announcement.
26:52I tell you what, I hereby declare that from now on, this is a royal change of mind, that's what
26:59this is, okay?
27:00From now on, everything that begins with P is welcome in my kingdom.
27:08Oh, daughter.
27:10And so, they rebuilt the palace, and the people brought piles of presents.
27:18And from that day on, whatever started with the letter P had a place in the palace.
27:25And forever after, life in the kingdom of King Peter the Persnickety was positively peachy.
27:46Oh, Snuffy! What's that you got there?
27:50It's an apple, Bird. Apple starts with the letter A.
27:58Now we can go on to the next letter, Bird.
28:02But, but, but, Snuffy, we already went all the way through the alphabet.
28:07Huh? You mean I missed the whole alphabet? And, and, and the, and the, the words too? And, and even
28:16Louise's story?
28:19Yeah, well, aw, Snuffy, aw, aw, come on now, please don't cry.
28:25Look, look, I got a great idea. We'll do everything all over again.
28:31Oh, that would be wonderful, Bird.
28:35Okay, just let me catch Telly before he leaves.
28:38Hey, Telly! Oh, Telly!
28:41Oh, Bird always has the most brilliant ideas.
28:50You mean you, you want me to go through the whole entire thing all over again?
28:56Well, yeah, it's for Snuffy, you know.
28:58Huh?
29:00I mean, we'll all help, like we did the last time.
29:02Yeah, sure!
29:04So, you don't mind, do you, Telly?
29:07Well, well, of course not!
29:09All right, you people, we've got a lot of stuff to get organized here!
29:13Oh, yes, yes, and maybe this time I can say a few words about flossing!
29:17Oh!
29:17Yeah, right!
29:18Okay, okay, uh, have that O up here.
29:21I mean, got it up here.
29:22Okay, all right, we got this here.
29:24Well, in case you haven't noticed, Sesame Street was brought to you today by the letters
29:29A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, G,
29:40U, B, W, X, Y, and Z.
29:44All right, so, if you kick me out and get back to you today, you will see some next new
29:46questions.
29:46Bye-bye.
29:46Bye.
29:47Bye.
29:52Bye.
29:53Bye.
29:53Bye.
29:53Bye.
29:55Bye.
29:57Bye.
29:58Bye.
30:05Bye.