Sesame street this is the letter z

Episode 3603 | Muppet Wiki

Picture	Segment	Description
	COLD OPEN	Telly Monster, Monster on the Spot reporter, is covering a disturbance in the alphabet. The letter Z (Camille Bonora) is sick of being the last letter of the alphabet and wants to be first. Telly points out that A is first. The letter A (Peter Linz) agrees and asks Z to be a good letter and go back to the end of the alphabet where she belongs, but Z refuses to comply. Telly tells the viewers to "don't worry!" and segues to the theme song.
	SCENE 1	The letters continue to bicker as Maria and two kids (Lindsay and Thea) come out from Hooper's Store, having heard the news. The letter A insists that everyone knows he's the first letter in the alphabet, and he has the kids sing "The Alphabet Song" to prove his point. Z suggests changing the alphabet, but Maria says that then everyone would have to learn it all over again. Besides, A likes where he is and doesn't want to budge. The letter Z starts sobbing that she'll never get to be first. Maria tells Z that just because she can't be first in the alphabet doesn't mean she can't be the first letter of a word. Z likes this idea and decides to quit the alphabet, figuring "why be last when I can be first." A shocked Telly Monster advises viewers "DON'T PANIC!" as he promises to get Z back.
	Film	Kids sing the alphabet on an island. (First: Episode 3154)
	Cartoon	A photographer shows off his first picture of cows, his next picture of ducks, and his last picture of a pig. (First: Episode 1245)
	Animation	N / n paper fold (First: Episode 3114)
	Film	Jaws spoof with the letter N. (First: Episode 3333)
	Cartoon	The Typewriter: N for Nose (First: Episode 0763)
	Film	A girl goes to school somewhere in Africa. We see the girl getting ready to go to school, as she washes herself and brushes her teeth, puts on her clothes, brushes her hair, and takes her lunch, all with some help from her mother. We see her walking past her neighbors and watching her classmates play outside as she arrives at school. The bell rings and the girl enters the school, where the teacher is passing out chalk to her students. We see the teacher teaching the students the English words: "a boy", "a girl", "a man", "a woman," which she has written on the board, along with a drawing for each word. The students repeat the words, then write them down on their individual chalkboards as we hear the girl remark, "We are learning to read and write." The students then jump up and down, as the teacher looks on, smiling. Next, we see the students jumping outside excitedly, now that school has finished. (First: Episode 2658)
	Cartoon	A little boy asks his big brother questions about what happens at school. Artist: John Korty (First: Episode 1877)
	Muppets	All types of wild animals that lay eggs sing "Let's Lay an Egg." (First: Episode 3060)
	Animation	The word EGGS is shown, followed by eggs frying in a skillet. (First: Episode 3045)
	SCENE 2	Telly reports from Hooper's Store, where the Letter Z declares that she will never be the last letter again. She denies Telly's pleas to rejoin the alphabet, knowing she won't be first, and instead has her mind set on being the first letter in the word eggs. Mr. Handford disagrees, pointing out that E is first. Z places herself in front of the word anyway, which now reads zeggs. Telly argues that zeggs isn't a word, but then, a Fat Blue woman (Julianne Buescher) enters the store and orders a couple of zeggs, just as the sign now says. Mr. Handford tells her they don't have any zeggs, so she heads off to the zupermarket. The letter Z decides to catch up with her, saying "last one there is a rotten zegg!" Telly follows that Z!
	Animation	Z / z Gregorian chant (First: Episode 3332)
	Muppets	Muppet & Kid Moment — Cookie Monster and Lexine identify a letter Z. (First: Episode 3296)
	Cartoon	Z In Space (First: Episode 0509)
	Muppets	The Martians are a "Yip Yip Family." (First: Episode 2724)
	Cartoon	"Family Dance" Artist: Karen Aqua (First: Episode 3487)
	Cartoon	A boy narrates a poem about how he met Eleanor, the monster under his bed. Artist: ArtistMike (First: Episode 2773)
	Muppets	Baby Tooth and the Fuzzy Funk dance to Aaron Copland's "Hoedown" with some ribbon twirlers. Part 1 (First: Episode 3542)
	Cartoon	Slot-machine legs: Cowboy & horse (First: Episode 1702)
	Muppets	Baby Tooth and the Fuzzy Funk dance to Aaron Copland's "Hoedown" with some kids. Part 2 (First: Episode 3542)
	Cartoon	A real Indian boy tells two boys who are playing Cowboy and Indian that Indians don't say "ugh", despite what the other boys had heard on TV. (First: Episode 0771)
	Muppets	"Big Bird Doesn't Fly" (First: Episode 3249)
	Cartoon	A baby bird tries and tries again to fly from its nest. Artist: Irra Verbitsky (First: Episode 1510)
	Film	A girl narrates a film of helping her dad, a pilot, fly a small plane. They fly through New York City, past the World Trade Center and the Statue of Liberty. (First: Episode 3431)
	Cartoon	I thought a thought ... about circles. Artist: Cliff Roberts (First: Episode 0247)
	Muppets / Celebrity	"I Don't Want to Live on the Moon" with Ernie and Aaron Neville (First: Episode 3242)
	Cartoon	Sarah Wenkel reads a poem about a bug. Artist: ArtistMike (First: Episode 3518)
	SCENE 3	Telly reports that Z has just made up her own alphabet; which makes her not only the first letter, but every letter of the alphabet. She proceeds to sing "The Alphabet Song" with every letter replaced with Z. Telly and the kids halfheartedly join in as she sings a second time, but the kids lose interest and leave partway through. Telly explains that it's not fun just singing the same letter over and over. Z sees his point and starts to miss all her letter friends. Telly suggests that she return to the alphabet, and while she may not be first, she'll be with her friends again. The Z agrees and goes to ask for her old job back.
	Cartoon	Two alpine climbers hike up a letter Z and stake a claim on it. (First: Episode 0281)
	Muppets	Over the Top, a ZZ Top-like band, sings "ZZ Blues". (First: Episode 2317)
	Cartoon	Z for Zebu (new music added) Artist: Jeff Hale (First: Episode 1185)
	Song	"When You Grow Up" (First: Episode 2912)
	Muppets	Grover applies to be a lifeguard, demonstrating to the employer that he has what it takes. He soon learns that there's only one thing he needs: swimming lessons. (First: Episode 1951)
	Cartoon	Esme's wooden clown breaks, and she is about to throw it away, when it suggests she use glue to fix it. Artist: Lisa Crafts (First: Episode 2843)
	Insert	Bob asks Zoe if she wants to go to an interesting place, just Around the Corner. Bob sings a song about it. (First: Episode 3262)
	Film	Lamont, who lives in the city, visits his friend Adrian, who lives in the country. Together they ride bikes, swim, and have dinner with Adrian's family. (First: Episode 2800)
	Cartoon	An ant is pressured by his peers to finish the anthill all by himself, until he enlists the cooperation of the others. (First: Episode 1478)
	Film	The McDoubles (Batty and Crooky) count to 10 on their fingers. (First: Episode 3224)
	Muppets	Elmo sings "In Your Imagination." (new overdubs added) (First: Episode 3119)
	Animation	Four butterflies fly across a film of a waterfall. (First: Episode 2834)
	Cartoon	The Ringmaster presents four lions. (new sound effects added) (First: Episode 1309)
	Film	Four kids dance in a colorblock grid. (First: Episode 3149)
	Cartoon	A magician writes in his diary about the many mishaps during his performance. (new sound effects added) (First: Episode 2053)
	SCENE 4	The kids sing "The Alphabet Song" once more, with Z back in her proper place. Telly interviews Z afterwards, who now doesn't mind being last in the alphabet, and remembers that she starts lots of words (even mentioning zeggs). Telly concludes that everything is back to normal, however, Z reconsiders and thinks maybe she could be in the middle of the alphabet instead. She sings the alphabet, inserting herself between L and M, and Telly replies that it sounds terrible. As the Z tries to find a new place, Maria announces the sponsors (Z, N and 4) and waves "Adios" with the kids.
	COMING SOON	Coming soon on Sesame Street: Put on your dancin' shoes and dance away the blues!

Z | Muppet Wiki | Fandom

Elmo with A and Z

Z is the 26th and last letter of the English alphabet. It was first sponsored in Episode 0025. As a character, the letter Z was portrayed by Stephen Colbert in All Star Alphabet.

Contents

• 1 Songs about Z
• 2 Segments about Z
• 3 Street Stories about Z
• 4 Plaza Sésamo Segments about Z

Songs about Z

"The Zizzy Zoomers"
(First: Episode 0359)

"Zig Zag Dance"
(First: Episode 1567)

"ZZ Blues"
(First: Episode 2317)

"Z is a letter in Your Alphabet"
(First: Episode 3805)

"Letter Song series: Z-Zebra"
(First: Episode 4238)

"The Letter of the Day: Z"
(First: Episode 4506)

Segments about Z

Henson Clay animated segments
(First: Episode 0025)

Speech Balloon: Z - Zipper
(First: Episode 0025)

Ernie looks for a Z
(First: Episode 0026)

Poverty Pictures segments
(First: Episode 0085)

Lettermakers
(First: Episode 0150)

Z - Zebra
(First: Episode 0281)

Herry snores Zzzzs
(First: Episode 0281)

Alpine Z
(First: Episode 0281)

Z - ZigZag
(First: Episode 0359)

Kids narrate a letter 'Z' drawing
(First: Episode 0359)

Letters in space
(EKA: Episode 0509)

Sand Alphabet
(First: Episode 0639)

The Typewriter: Z - Zoo
(First: Episode 0776)

Consonant sound: Z for Zebu
(First: Episode 1185)

Z for Zowee!
(First: Episode 1340)

Alien looking for a Z
(First: Episode 1481)

Cookie Monster and the Z bug
(First: Episode 1484)

Crayon Animation
(First: Episode 1763)

Kermit's Z/N Bit
(First: Episode 2102)

Z for Zebra
(First: Episode 2525)

Typefaces
(First: Episode 2855)

Playing Cards
(First: Episode 3166)

Cookie Monster and Lexine discuss Z
(First: Episode 3296)

Chanting
(First: Episode 3332)

Everybody Loves the Letter Z
(First: Episode 3420)

Safari Z
(First: Episode 3496)

Z for zany, zing, zoom
(First: Episode 3607)

Television shows Z objects
(First: Episode 3699)

Zelda in the Z Zone
(First: Episode 3789)

The Letter of the Day: The Great Wall of Cookie
(First: Episode 3986)

The Letter of the Day: Cookie Distraction
(First: Episode 4082)

Zelda and Zachary's Z day
(First: Episode 4082)

The Letter of the Day: What's On Me?
(First: Episode 4211)

Picnic Patrol
(First: Episode 4211)

Z for Zipper
(First: Episode 4211)

Man paints on hand: Z - Zebra
(First: Episode 4325)

Street Stories about Z

Telly Monster gets the wrong Z
Episode 3805

Plaza Sésamo Segments about Z

Gymnasts: Z - Zulema
(EKA: Episodio 833)

Lapicito - Capital Z
(EKA: Episodio 833)

Lapicito - Lowercase z
(EKA: Episodio 856)

Zorillo
(EKA: Episodio 833)

3 zanahorias (carrots) form the letter Z.

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September 1998 Sesame Street Parents magazine

For example, "NA S A G A Z E T A.

All .
The first issue of the newspaper is out!
Let's not forget to put the date somewhere.
After all, from this day on, a new era has begun in your family.

A if we also want to draw something? And if we want to write another one to the number important article? And if we stick a photo in the newspaper ?..
Excellent.
You are already a professional home newsboy.

This is the most important organ in our life.

What kind of newspapers did not come out in our family!
"Family pocket newspaper".
Each of her numbers was four times smaller than a writing sheet,
and she easily got into her pocket.
Made it from halves of writing paper folded in half and
stapled with two stitches of ordinary thread (staplers then
was not in our everyday life.)
And only then they began to fill it out.
Amazing: even the most common event
written in the newspaper,
was gaining importance.
Vitya himself took his brother Lyonya to the nursery for the first time garden.
It is unlikely that the Minister of Foreign Affairs is capable of experiencing such delight,
after reading the message about his first foreign visit.
This is a time machine.
Today, on such and such date of such and such year, it snowed.
Snow fell, and melted in a day
(this can also be reported to the newspaper.)
But in our home newspaper, he dropped out forever.
And when young dad (or elderly grandfather) will show this newspaper number
to his first daughter (or third grandson), he will calculate and say:
- But then I was only 5 years...
Of course, he will sigh, but at that moment he will again be 5 years -
and he will run out into the yard again to try,
whether snowballs are made from this timid first snow.

This is a diary of hopes and events our life.

Most of our home newspapers did not require such complex printing
efforts: cut paper, fold, and even grab thread.
Rustic Balmanach
(Babushka released it, and the village was called BAvykino,
and therefore Balmanach).

Grandmother wrote a message about village affairs on a piece of paper and entertainment -
when in prose, and when in simple rhymes -
and hung out a leaflet every evening on the veranda.

Readers had 100% success.
And what a great honor it was when a grandmother trusted her grandson or granddaughter
write in Balmanach
your message or even make the next issue yourself.

And when a new sheet appeared, the grandmother took off the old one and
put it in a folder, where it accumulated - for a long memory -
almanac of events of the next summer.

It is not necessary to strongly involve a child in the publication of a newspaper.
It will happen by itself.
Maybe in the form of competition.
Even if the child remains just a newspaper reader, this is pretty good too.
But newspaper excitement is contagious.

At one time there was an incredible boom in newspapers in our family. affairs.
Dozens of newspapers were published.
The first of them was the newspaper of Anton, who knowingly saw enough in Bavykino
for Family hag, Balmans and other publications.
He named his newspaper Occasional news.
His numerous new publications
(for example, Records, where various intra-family events were noted and courtyard
achievements), as well as the newspapers of everyone he infected with it deed.
Anyuta published the newspaper Maple News.
Sasha, who was fond of geology, -
Mineralogical newspaper.

My wife and I responded to Sometimes News with a newspaper New occasionals.
Children organized newspaper contests,
and we jumped for joy , if they were among the winners.
All these newspapers have long become heirlooms family stories.
But by the way, our New Oddities are coming out before so far.
Every time under New year wife asks each of us traditional questions:

1. What do you remember about the past year ?
2. What are you looking forward to in the coming year?

This is the training of everything.
Home newspaper becomes game,
which everyone plays together, because at least the role the reader is always
for any family member.

But the home newspaper, if a child participates in it,
can become a training ground for him and skills.
After all for a newspaper you need to be able to put letters into a word
and words - into a sentence.
The newspaper needs to be written or decorated.
Maybe paste something in there.
In a newspaper, a kid can teach readers
(primarily parents) what he just learned myself, -
and any psychologist will tell you what a wonderful this is the way
fixing learned.
A variety of subjects covered in the newspaper and requiring one or the other
response, depends on the whole family.
Not only your child can take part in the newspaper, but also his friends.
This is another turn - both in communication and in interest in the newspaper.
For a long time we had a home club Firefly
(this is a special topic, and we will return to it somehow).
There were many different activities and entertainment, but a very special one has become
newspaper of the club.
She was called Mir fireflies.
In it everyone could publish the fruits of their creativity.
And they were not slow to appear:

• poems,
• short stories,
• fairy tales ...

We also have many newspapers published once -
for this or that occasion, for a special family date,
for the holiday event.
Ksyusha is 6 years old.
Guests gathered to her:
peers and adults.
We take the same ordinary sheet of paper and write the title holiday newspaper:
Ksyusha - 6 years old!

And then we will not be too lazy to come up with this sheet and with several felt-tip pens to one guest,
to another, to the third.

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