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Dudley Moore asks Scooter to give him an A.

A is the 1st letter of the English alphabet. It has been depicted as a Muppet character, on occasion.

The letter A has appeared as a concept, a prop, a symbol, and a Muppet character at various times on Sesame Street. Examples include a Muppet version of the letter in Guy Smiley's Letter of the Day Pageant, Nicole Sullivan as a costumed version of the letter in the direct-to-video release All-Star Alphabet, and an animated version of the letter voiced by Fran Brill in the What's the Name of That Song? DVD.

A prop version of the letter A made an appearance in episode 407 of The Muppet Show, dropping from the ceiling into Dudley Moore's arms as Scooter played the sixth note of the C Major scale.

Episode 0006 was the first episode to be sponsored by A.

1 Songs about A
2 Segments about A
3 Street Stories about A
4 Plaza Sésamo Segments about A
5 Muppet Babies
6 See also

Songs about A

"A - Apple"
(First: Episode 4197)

"A, You're Adorable"
(First: Episode 0023)

"Soul A"
(First: Episode 3359)

"The Sound of the Letter A" (Big Bird)
(First: Episode 0345)

"The Letter of the Day": A
(First: Episode 4504)

"It's the Letter of the Day"
(First: Episode 4807)

Segments about A

A for Alligator
(First: Episode 0006)

A - Ape
(First: Episode 0006)

Ernie's A machine
(First: Episode 0006)

Broken 'A' TV
(First: Episode 0007)

Monsters look at "A"
(First: Episode 0083)

Lettermakers
(First: Episode 0083)

The Story of "A"
(First: Episode 0130)

A - Avalanche
(First: Episode 0132)

A - Ape
(First: Episode 0158)

An ape escapes from a train
(First: Episode 0293)

Do ya have an A on ya?
(First: Episode 0293)

Speech Balloon: A - Agua
(First: Episode 0510)

Ernie, Bert and Shola discuss the letter A
(First: Episode 0551)

Ape and Shape
(First: Episode 0602)

Sand Alphabet: A
(First: Episode 0628)

Kermit asks Grover and Debo about "A"
(First: Episode 0629)

The Typewriter: A - Airplane
(First: Episode 0770)

"May I have an A, please?"
(First: Episode 0770)

The "A" Box
(First: Episode 0781)

Arthur and Annie look for As
(First: Episode 0781)

A for Acrobats
(First: Episode 0797)

Maria and Luis assemble an "a"
(First: Episode 0904)

A girl draws an "A"
(First: Episode 1107)

Bob asks Janice about "A"
(First: Episode 1107)

The Fonz - A
(First: Episode 1152)

"Where Do They Fit?"
(First: Episode 1586)

A words
(First: Episode 1586)

A for Acorn
(First: Episode 1626)

Gordon Voiceover
(First: Episode 2240)

A for astronaut
(First: Episode 2250)

Building Shapes: A - Acrobat
(First: Episode 2453)

Meryl Sheep's film
(First: Episode 2477)

Ape eats an A
(First: Episode 2813)

Letter Garden A
(First: Episode 3027)

Pencilbox
(First: Episode 3082)

The alphabet minus A
(First: Episode 3145)

Airplanes and Clouds
(First: Episode 3209)

Cookie Monster and Jawhara discuss A
(First: Episode 3234)

Zoe and Merry discuss A for Arms
(First: Episode 3263)

Cookie Monster and Lexine discuss A
(First: Episode 3263)

Letter Words Dance with Kids
(First: Episode 3266)

Wegman's Dogs: A
(First: Episode 3292)

A - Allergic
(First: Episode 3311)

Slimey in the Apple
(First: Episode 3359)

The Martians look at A
(First: Episode 3387)

Wegman's Dogs: A for Artist
(First: Episode 3534)

Beach Letters
(First: Episode 3569)

Grover looks for an A
(First: Episode 3640)

The Letter of the Day: A - Safe
(First: Episode 3985)

The Letter of the Day: A - Aggravating
(First: Episode 4064)

A words
(First: Episode 4064)

A's Anatomy
(First: Episode 4137)

Yoga
(First: Episode 4169)

The Letter of the Day: A - Vote
(First: Episode 4169)

The Letter of the Day: A - Rap
(First: Episode 4197)

Soichi Noguchi: A - Astronaut
(First: Episode 4225)

Hidden Letters
(First: Episode 4263)

Astronaut Alex goes on an adventure
(First: Episode 4418)

Anyone can be an Artist
(First: Episode 4520)

A for Astronaut
(First: Episode 4910)

A for Animals
(First: Episode 5035)

A is for Airplanes
(First: Episode 5128)

A is for Astronaut
(First: Episode 5212)

Street Stories about A

Baby Natasha's A movie
Episode 3359

Ernie and Telly rhyme with A
Episode 3954

A Team
Episode 4225

Plaza Sésamo Segments about A

Lapicito - Capital A
(EKA: Episodio 812)

Lapicito - Lowercase a
(EKA: Episodio 839)

A - Abelardo
(EKA: Episodio 932)

A - Árbol
(EKA: Episodio 930)

A - Árbol
(EKA: Episodio 953)

Typeface A
(EKA: Episodio 863)

8 abejas (bees) form a letter a

The sound of the Letter A Game Show
(EKA: Episodio 930)

A for Abeja(First: Episodio 930)

Es La A
(EKA: Episodio 930)

Baby Animal presents the letter
("A — Apple that Animal ate"),
Disney Junior Music: Ready for Preschool video "Letters"

Baby Bunsen and Baby Beaker teach about the vowels A, E, I, O, and U,
Disney Junior Music: Ready for Preschool video "The Vowels"

A | Muppet Wiki | Fandom

Dudley Moore asks Scooter to give him an A.

A is the 1st letter of the English alphabet. It has been depicted as a Muppet character, on occasion.

A prop version of the letter A made an appearance in episode 407 of The Muppet Show, dropping from the ceiling into Dudley Moore's arms as Scooter played the sixth note of the C Major scale.

Episode 0006 was the first episode to be sponsored by A.

1 Songs about A
2 Segments about A
3 Street Stories about A
4 Plaza Sésamo Segments about A
5 Muppet Babies
6 See also

Songs about A

"A - Apple"
(First: Episode 4197)

"A, You're Adorable"
(First: Episode 0023)

"Soul A"
(First: Episode 3359)

"The Sound of the Letter A" (Big Bird)
(First: Episode 0345)

"The Letter of the Day": A
(First: Episode 4504)

"It's the Letter of the Day"
(First: Episode 4807)

Segments about A

A for Alligator
(First: Episode 0006)

A - Ape
(First: Episode 0006)

Ernie's A machine
(First: Episode 0006)

Broken 'A' TV
(First: Episode 0007)

Monsters look at "A"
(First: Episode 0083)

Lettermakers
(First: Episode 0083)

The Story of "A"
(First: Episode 0130)

A - Avalanche
(First: Episode 0132)

A - Ape
(First: Episode 0158)

An ape escapes from a train
(First: Episode 0293)

Do ya have an A on ya?
(First: Episode 0293)

Speech Balloon: A - Agua
(First: Episode 0510)

Ernie, Bert and Shola discuss the letter A
(First: Episode 0551)

Ape and Shape
(First: Episode 0602)

Sand Alphabet: A
(First: Episode 0628)

Kermit asks Grover and Debo about "A"
(First: Episode 0629)

The Typewriter: A - Airplane
(First: Episode 0770)

"May I have an A, please?"
(First: Episode 0770)

The "A" Box
(First: Episode 0781)

Arthur and Annie look for As
(First: Episode 0781)

A for Acrobats
(First: Episode 0797)

Maria and Luis assemble an "a"
(First: Episode 0904)

A girl draws an "A"
(First: Episode 1107)

Bob asks Janice about "A"
(First: Episode 1107)

The Fonz - A
(First: Episode 1152)

"Where Do They Fit?"
(First: Episode 1586)

A words
(First: Episode 1586)

A for Acorn
(First: Episode 1626)

Gordon Voiceover
(First: Episode 2240)

A for astronaut
(First: Episode 2250)

Building Shapes: A - Acrobat
(First: Episode 2453)

Meryl Sheep's film
(First: Episode 2477)

Ape eats an A
(First: Episode 2813)

Letter Garden A
(First: Episode 3027)

Pencilbox
(First: Episode 3082)

The alphabet minus A
(First: Episode 3145)

Airplanes and Clouds
(First: Episode 3209)

Cookie Monster and Jawhara discuss A
(First: Episode 3234)

Zoe and Merry discuss A for Arms
(First: Episode 3263)

Cookie Monster and Lexine discuss A
(First: Episode 3263)

Letter Words Dance with Kids
(First: Episode 3266)

Wegman's Dogs: A
(First: Episode 3292)

A - Allergic
(First: Episode 3311)

Slimey in the Apple
(First: Episode 3359)

The Martians look at A
(First: Episode 3387)

Wegman's Dogs: A for Artist
(First: Episode 3534)

Beach Letters
(First: Episode 3569)

Grover looks for an A
(First: Episode 3640)

The Letter of the Day: A - Safe
(First: Episode 3985)

The Letter of the Day: A - Aggravating
(First: Episode 4064)

A words
(First: Episode 4064)

A's Anatomy
(First: Episode 4137)

Yoga
(First: Episode 4169)

The Letter of the Day: A - Vote
(First: Episode 4169)

The Letter of the Day: A - Rap
(First: Episode 4197)

Soichi Noguchi: A - Astronaut
(First: Episode 4225)

Hidden Letters
(First: Episode 4263)

Astronaut Alex goes on an adventure
(First: Episode 4418)

Anyone can be an Artist
(First: Episode 4520)

A for Astronaut
(First: Episode 4910)

A for Animals
(First: Episode 5035)

A is for Airplanes
(First: Episode 5128)

A is for Astronaut
(First: Episode 5212)

Street Stories about A

Baby Natasha's A movie
Episode 3359

Ernie and Telly rhyme with A
Episode 3954

A Team
Episode 4225

Plaza Sésamo Segments about A

Lapicito - Capital A
(EKA: Episodio 812)

Lapicito - Lowercase a
(EKA: Episodio 839)

A - Abelardo
(EKA: Episodio 932)

A - Árbol
(EKA: Episodio 930)

A - Árbol
(EKA: Episodio 953)

Typeface A
(EKA: Episodio 863)

8 abejas (bees) form a letter a

The sound of the Letter A Game Show
(EKA: Episodio 930)

A for Abeja(First: Episodio 930)

Es La A
(EKA: Episodio 930)

Baby Animal presents the letter
("A — Apple that Animal ate"),
Disney Junior Music: Ready for Preschool video "Letters"

Baby Bunsen and Baby Beaker teach about the vowels A, E, I, O, and U,
Disney Junior Music: Ready for Preschool video "The Vowels"

Writing Lesson Grade 1 Visiting Sesame Street. Capital letter P | Methodological development in the Russian language (Grade 1) on the topic:

Teaching literacy: Writing lesson - Grade 1.

teacher Efimenko G.V.

Subject: Capital letter "P".

Purpose: familiarization with the algorithm for writing the capital letter "П";

practice the ability to find similar elements with elements of a new letter; develop calligraphic writing skills;

develop cognitive interest, willpower, positive emotions associated with mastery of writing;

foster a sense of collectivism and mutual assistance.

Equipment: visual aids, DVD, Sesame Street CD, handouts.

The course of the lesson.

I. Class organization.

Children in unison: We love our language very much

And we will write beautifully.

Teacher: Everyone is ready to work hard,

To learn the secrets?

Children: Yes!

Teacher: Sat down.

Children: Take a pen, sit straight,

Let's turn the notebook at an angle

The teacher observes, after approval

Children: Mom will ask us soon

Teach her to write!

II. The topic of the lesson.

Intro: Sesame Street DVD - song

Teacher: Guys, today at the lesson we are guests on Sesame Street.

This wonderful children's TV show first appeared in America in 1969, and has existed in Russia since 1996.

Heroes from Sesame Street: Zelibobe, Businka, Kubik and others turned 11 this year. You know that on Sesame Street, children will learn something new, interesting, and today we will get acquainted with the spelling of the capital letter “P”, we will learn how to write it, combine it with other letters, repeat the studied capital letters.

III. New material:

1. Finding familiar elements.

On the board: "U, B, I, N, M, E, R, L."

Teacher There are capital letters on the board that you can write.

Find similar elements with the letter "P".

(I highlight the similar elements with colored small ones:

, inclined on top with a “club” in the letters U, M, P, L

Inverted “club” in the letter B

Inclined with a "rocker" in the letters I, M, L).

2. Detailed analysis of the spelling of the capital letter "P".

Teacher: The copybook shows a detailed analysis of the spelling of the capital “П”

On the board I explain: we start writing from the top in an additional line, go down along the inclined line, write out the “stick”:

, perform a "rocking chair" and climb the hook to the middle of the working line.

And the last element - we write out the inverted "club" in the additional line

3. Performing the exercise in writing the letter "P"

I. group - independently,

II. group - according to the model on the training line.

4. Writing connections of the letter "P" with other letters according to the model.

Pa, Pu, Pl.

5. The spelling of the girl's name is Polina.

Teacher: Children, the bead has a friend whose name is written in the copybook.

Let's read this name, why is it capitalized?

(repeating the rule for spelling names). Let's write this name

I. group - independently,

II. group - according to the model on the training line.

6. Work with the offer.

Teacher: Children, what is written on the next work line? (sentence)

But Zeliboba thinks that these are just words. Prove it.

How many words are in the sentence? Let's read it. Let's write.

I. group - independently,

II. group - according to the model on the training line.

(teacher dictates)

But with the next sentence we will surprise Zeliba, we will write it from dictation, but first we will read: Papa Liina is a polar explorer.

Who will draw the diagram on the blackboard? L L - _.

There are hints in the script to help you place the words in the sentence correctly. Zeliboba called them "reminders".

(teacher dictates)

Teacher: Guys, I think Zeliboba will be satisfied with the way you wrote the sentence.

IV. Fizminutka.

"Sesame Street" DVD song

Teacher: Children, the characters of Sesame Street are reminding us that it's time to take a break!

Our Physmine

Children with a choir with movements:

The letter large

is not a trifle at all,

in the letter large -

respect sign!

V. Vocabulary

Teacher: Guys, and now I want to introduce you and the characters from Sesame Street to a new word that you may have already encountered or heard somewhere, but do not know its meaning. On the next page, at the top, let's read this word - papyrus

(lexical meaning)

Papyrus is a tropical herbaceous plant

or material (paper) for writing, paintings, made from this plant.

Compare the two spellings of this word and find errors in the second one:

Guys, Businka is very worried that you will not see them.

- long connections

- incorrect connection of letters

- wide bottom loop

- more than one level of letters

Children, how many mistakes were made? (4) Write in the box.

VI. Research work.

Teacher: Children Kubik is confused and cannot figure out the next task.

Do you want to help him? What words are written on the next working line,

what do you think? Look at the missing elements of the letters:

fill in the missing elements of the letters.

Ferry - a raft (flat vessel) for crossing a river.

Rubles are the main monetary unit.

Deck - a horizontal ceiling in the hull of a vessel (ship)

Cube could not guess, because he did not know the meaning of these words, but can you explain the meaning of these words? (I'm helping).

Guys, what is the odd word? (rubles).

Why? (Marine theme).

VII. Make up anagrams. (task number 1)

Teacher: Children, you have worked so hard and the heroes from Sesame Street want to play with you. In task No. 1, you need to swap the letters so that you get a new word:

right - cook (a man in a white cap and apron with a ladle in his hands)

peony - pony (little horse)

coat - bast shoes (ancient wicker shoes)

VIII. Task No. 2

Teacher: Collect the syllables and write down the words:

Lapa, Lupa, Linden

If there is time left - a Russian proverb.

IX. Summary of the lesson.

Teacher: What letter did we learn to write?

The Heroes of Sesame Street are very pleased with your work and want to give you and our guests their photos.

Sesame Street Puppeteer Suspended After Allegations of Pedophilia

November 13, 2012, 13:44 Society

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Puppeteer Kevin Clash, who manages one of Sesame Street's most famous characters, is accused of pedophilia. According to Clash's former lover, he was 16 years old when he and Clash began a relationship. Clash denies the accusations and says that it was a relationship between two adults. While the puppeteer went on vacation to restore his reputation and deal with the allegations.

Puppeteer Kevin Clash is forced to take temporary leave from the Sesame Street children's show, reports the Associated Press. The Clash, who controls the red monster Elmo, is accused of pedophilia.

According to a spokesman for the program, in June of this year, it became known that Kevin Clash allegedly had a sexual relationship with a minor.

Clash's now 23-year-old ex-lover told about it. He revealed that he was 16 when they started a relationship. “We took these allegations seriously and responded immediately. We met with the prosecutor twice. We also met with Kevin, who denies the allegations,” according to the Sesame Street website. “In addition, we conducted a thorough investigation and found that the accusations of pedophilia are unfounded,” the program management added.

While investigating, the program discovered a personal correspondence between Kevin Clash and the accuser, but there was no indication of a sexual relationship with him. “Kevin was foolish to use work email for personal emails, and we issued a reprimand to him for violating the company’s internal policy regarding internet usage,” Sesame Street said. At the same time, it turned out that after contact with the accuser, the leadership of Sesame Street repeatedly asked him to provide evidence, but he was never able to do so.

In August, Sesame Street's management was contacted by a lawyer for the accuser, saying that the program was trying to "discredit the victim in order to protect its employee and one of its most famous characters." In addition, in his letter, the lawyer emphasized that "for the show, a puppet is more important than a living person." Himself 52-year-old Kevin Clash assures that the allegations of a relationship with a minor are false and slanderous.

“I'm gay. I was never ashamed of it and did not try to hide it, ”said Kevin Clash.

“I had a relationship with the accuser. But it was a relationship between two consenting adults, and I'm sad that now he is trying to give it some other color, ”added Clash. The puppeteer asked for a temporary leave of absence to try to repair his reputation and deal with the allegations.

During the summer, Sesame Street lawyers, given the circumstances, advised management not to inform the police. Representatives of the program decided to release the information after a copy of an email appeared on the TMZ.com website, which allegedly confirms the validity of the allegations. However, in Sesame Street, this letter is considered a fake: "It is very curious that the accuser and his lawyer said that they could not provide us with evidence, but for TMZ evidence was suddenly found." "Elmo is the most important character on Sesame Street and he will remain an integral part of the program to continue to entertain, educate and inspire children around the world, as it has been for 40 years," summed up the representatives of the program.

Kevin Clash began working for Sesame Street in 1984, taking control of the red monster Elmo. The character appeared on the show in 1979, but it was with The Clash that he became world famous. In 2006, Kevin Clash published his biography, Life as a Furry Red Monster: How Playing Elmo Taught Me to Live, Love, and Laugh Contagiously. In 2011, the puppeteer starred in the documentary Playing Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey, which won multiple Emmy awards for his work on Sesame Street.

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