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Hometriangle separatorVisittriangle separatorAccessibilitytriangle separatorVisiting Sesame Street

Visiting the Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street? Exhibit

I am going to play in the Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street? exhibit at The Strong Museum. The Sesame Street exhibit looks a lot like the Sesame Street on my television. There will be other children playing in Sesame Street, too.

Museum hosts will be wearing blue shirts, and some may wear a mask. I might see museum workers cleaning and smell cleaning supplies while I am visiting. I can help keep the museum clean, too, by cleaning my hands.

I can wave to Big Bird and sit on the 123 Sesame Street stoop. If I take my picture, I could see myself on the TV screen.

Sesame street playground

I could drive a yellow taxicab or play chess and checkers in the playground area. I can also make music on the pipe organ.

I can visit with Elmo, Dorothy, and Mr. Noodle in Elmo’s World and sing along with Abby Cadabby on the television.

I might even cook a pretend meal in the Cookie Monster Foodie Truck.

Family at Cookie Monster's foodie truck

If I need some quiet time, I can read a book in Big Bird’s alcove.

I will stay inside the exhibit with my adult until we are ready to leave together.

I can’t wait to play at the Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street? exhibit.

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