Nina cleans out the bike shop, and Oscar wants everything for his trash collection; the Three Pigs Movers figure out how to use wheels to help them move heavy items to Oscar's can.

Hooper's Store throws a special party for children and their grandparents.

Telly and Zoe help Leela celebrate the Indian holiday Rakhi.

Big Bird feels bad about himself after being teased, but Abby reminds him that he is special.

Elmo and Grover help Floatie the Cloud try to find a job on Sesame Street; Chris helps Floatie realize that she already has an important job by bringing rain to help plants and flowers grow and giving shade to keep everyone cool on hot, sunny days.

In the game Shape Hunt, teams get a list of shapes and have to look closely around Sesame Street to find them; when the teams have difficulty finding shapes on their list, Julia helps by finding them in places no one else thought of looking.

Elmo and Telly learn how a caterpillar turns into a butterfly through metamorphosis.

Elmo and Abby play with Julia, and Alan helps Big Bird understand more about Julia's autism.

With rumors swirling that he is a Veggie Monster, Cookie Monster must defend his identity.

Nina, who knows many different dances from around the world, teaches everyone on Sesame Street the moves to their favorite dances.

Elmo helps Zoe find just the right play date for her pet rock, Rocco.

Lily, a 4-year-old tiger cub from China, joins Chamki, Zuzu and all their new friends for an international food festival on Sesame Street; the group learns about traditional dishes from Japan, South Africa, India and China.

Grover, Elmo, Rosita and Cookie Monster learn that Big Bird's pen pal from India is flying in for a visit; Big Bird explains that friends do not have to look the same, or be from the same country, to have a lot in common.

To celebrate Chinese New Year on Sesame Street, Nina, Elmo, Abby, Grover and Cookie Monster get creative and make their own dragon costume, using all sorts of fun arts and crafts.

Alan takes Elmo over to the Book Nook so he can create a welcome party for his visiting friend, Zuzu, complete with South African food, music and clothing.

Gabrielle and Prairie think they cannot dance together because their hair does not move the same way, but Nina convinces them otherwise; Elmo and Big Bird join the dancing and let their fur and feathers do what they want to do.

When a lost kitten gets discovered on Sesame Street, Chris and Elmo put up signs to try and find its owner; Grover and Cookie Monster help look after the kitten and learn how to take care of it.

Bert searches for a quiet place to nap after Ernie makes too much noise; after spending time apart, Bert and Ernie apologize to each other and learn that even though they had a fight, they can still be friends.

Abby's family has dinner at Elmo's house and learns that even though they do things differently, everybody can have fun working together to get dinner ready.

Abby tries to help Chris after he loses a sock while doing laundry, but her efforts create chaos when she conjures up dancing socks.

The letter M goes missing all over Sesame Street, and it is up to Nina and the gang to find it.

A close-knit family of cheerfully chaotic monsters runs the Furchester Hotel, an almost world-class facility. Owner Funella Furchester greets guests as they arrive, alongside husband Furgus Fuzz and daughter Phoebe. Joining the family at the Furchester are Phoebe's cousin Elmo, who is there for an extended visit, and Cookie Monster, who is working his dream job as a waiter, serving guests with room service and in the dining room. They all come together to solve problems in an attempt to keep their guests happy, an attitude that is in line with the family's motto: "A Furchester never gives up."

Morning show "Sunny Side Up" features Chica, a chicken who is joined by human co-hosts who encourage viewers to participate in activities that often involve learning. They try to get preschoolers to celebrate birthdays, play games, make crafts and participate in other fun activities that usually revolve around a particular theme that changes each week. Viewers become part of the show's content, which includes the hosts reading messages from viewers, celebrating viewers' accomplishments with the Good Egg Awards, and Sproutlet Stories, which lets kids tell their own tales.

Popular Chica ("The Sunny Side Up Show") gets her own show in this live-action/animation hybrid that promotes social-emotional development in preschoolers. Chica helps her mom and dad in the Costume Coop, a playful shop filled with whimsical costumes, and when the shop closes, she and her friends transform into animated characters and go on adventures that teach kids lessons, including one on an underwater adventure that teaches about cleanup time and another on a voyage with Vikings that explains why manners are important. Chica's buddies include best friend Kelly, huggable rag doll Stiches and pet rabbit Bunji.

After moving to the countryside, songwriter Johnny discovers a portal in his backyard that leads to a magical land called Grotto's Grove where he meets furry musical creates called Sprites. The Sprites -- Sage, Basil, Roots and Lily -- are all friendly puppets living in a magical world of talking flowers in an enchanted forest. Other characters on the show include Johnny's neighbor, Gwen, and colorful creatures called Fuzzies, who live with the Sprites. The preschool series teaches tolerance, understanding and respect through music, most of which is written by Broadway composers.