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Sesame Street: Elmo and Grover Sing About Being Afraid!

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  • Introduction to Video Content
  • Introduction to Sesame Street: Elmo and Grover Sing About Being Afraid!Sesame Street is a beloved children's television show that has been entertaining and educating children for decades. In this particular episode, Elmo and Grover explore the topic of fear and being afraid. The video starts with Grover expressing his fear and Elmo relating to him. They both share their experiences of feeling afraid and describe the physical sensations that accompany fear, such as trembling, shaking, and aching. They emphasize how when they are afraid, they just want to scream out loud. Elmo also mentions that feeling afraid can make his heart beat faster and make him want to hide.Throughout the video, Elmo and Grover reassure each other that feeling afraid is normal and that many people experience the same emotions. They sing a catchy song together, expressing how screaming out loud can help temporarily forget about their fears. This heartwarming episode aims to teach children that it is okay to feel afraid and that they are not alone in their fears.Sesame Street has always been known for its ability to address important topics in a way that is relatable and understandable for young viewers. This video is no different, as it uses the characters of Elmo and Grover to explore the universal emotion of fear. By showcasing their own experiences and singing about it, the video encourages children to express and discuss their fears openly.Overall, the Sesame Street video featuring Elmo and Grover singing about being afraid is an engaging and educational tool for children. It teaches them that fear is a normal emotion and that they can find comfort in knowing that others feel the same way. With its catchy song and relatable characters, this video is sure to capture the attention and hearts of young viewers while imparting valuable lessons about emotions and empathy.
  • Subtitles section
  • Grover's afraid?
  • Yes, very afraid.
  • Do you know what that feels like, Elmo?
  • Let me tell you.
  • When I am afraid, let me tell you how it feels.
  • It's a very scary feeling that is really, very real.
  • I just want to scream the loudest scream that can be made.
  • Ah!
  • That is how it feels when I feel afraid.
  • Oh, yeah, Elmo's felt that way when he's afraid.
  • You have?
  • Yeah.
  • Oh, and lots of other ways, too, Grover.
  • When Elmo is afraid, Elmo trembles and he shakes.
  • His tummy's flippy floppy, and it really, really aches.
  • Yes!
  • You just want to scream the loudest scream that can be made.
  • Ah!
  • That is how it feels when you feel afraid.
  • Wow.
  • It is good to know you feel the same things.
  • Sure, Grover.
  • Lots of people do.
  • Ah, but have you ever felt like this?
  • When I feel afraid, my legs begin to shake.
  • I get all wibbly wobbly, a white quiver, and I quake.
  • Yes!
  • We just want to scream the loudest scream that can be made.
  • Ah!
  • That is how it feels when we feel afraid.
  • Oh, yeah, Elmo.
  • Really?
  • Yeah.
  • And here's another way Elmo feels when he's afraid.
  • Here in Elmo's chest, his heart goes boom-de-boom-de-boom.
  • Yes!
  • You want to run and hide under the covers in your room.
  • We just want to scream the loudest scream that can be made.
  • Ah!
  • That is how it feels when we feel afraid.
  • Yes!
  • That is how it feels when we feel afraid.
  • Ah. Thank you, Elmo.
  • That song helped me forget for a moment that I was afraid.
  • Oh, good.