Sesame Street Family Play

Cooped up at home with kids? Sesame Street Family Play offers over 130+ real world games to play at home – from the kitchen to the backyard, and even over video chat! It’s easy – choose from three categories: Keep Busy, Move Your Body, and Calm Down, then tell the app where you are at home, how many kids are playing, and what’s around you (Socks? A banana?), and Sesame Street Family Play delivers the perfect game to play with your kids.


Best of all, there’s no screen time required. This app helps parents lead games, like Cookie Monster Tag, for any number of kids in all kinds of settings. 


Designed for parents grappling to find things to do with their children at home, it is simple, educational, and entertaining for absolutely everyone. And thanks to the power of play, every game will help your kids build key developmental skills.


FEATURES

• 130+ Sesame Street real-world game ideas
• Hours of physical play for you and your family
• Game ideas designed for families staying at home, from bedtime to bath time, living room to backyard
• Game play designed to bring your family together
• Connect and play with loved ones online with ideas designed to play over video conferencing
• Integrated with Sesame Street’s Caring for Each Other online resources*


EDUCATIONAL VALUE

Sesame Street Family Play: Caring for Each Other is designed to encourage everyday playful moments in these unusual and stressful times. The games encompass all aspects of child development, such as:

• Letters, Numbers, Science, STEM
• Self-Regulation and Executive Function Skills
• Social and Emotional Learning
• Problem Solving and Critical Thinking
• Imagination and Creativity
• Healthy Habits


ABOUT US

Sesame Workshop’s mission is to use the educational power of media to help kids everywhere grow smarter, stronger, and kinder. Delivered through a variety of platforms, including television programs, digital experiences, books, and community engagement, its research-based programs are tailored to the needs of the communities and countries they serve. Learn more at www.sesameworkshop.org.