MURRAY: Hi, I'm Murray from Sesame Street,
and I'm looking for the Word on the Street.
What's the Word on the Street?
GIRL: Respect.
MURRAY: What does the word respect mean?
GIRL: Treating people the way you want to be treated.
BOY: You want the people to feel like they're being cared for.
GIRL: You treat them kindly.
MAN: You make them feel that they're wanted.
MURRAY: And who should we treat with respect?
WOMAN: Everybody
MURRAY: Keep listening for the word respect today
on Sesame Street.
GIRL: Respect.
MURRAY: That's the word on the street.
HENRY: Hi, I'm Henry.
ELMO: Oh, and Elmo is Elmo.
HENRY: And we're here to tell you all about the word respect.
ELMO: Yeah.
R-E-S-P-E-C-T, baby.
HENRY: That spells respect.
ELMO: Yeah.
HENRY: And the word respect means treating someone
in a way that makes them feel cared for and important.
PIGS: Help!
Help!
BIG BAD WOLF: Stop, you piggies!
HENRY: Whoa, guys.
What's going on here?
PIG: The Big Bad Wolf wants to huff--
PIG: And puff--
PIG: And blow our respective houses in!
ELMO: Oh no, well, Mr. Big Bad Wolf can't do that.
BIG BAD WOLF: Oh, sure I can.
I'm the Big Bad Wolf, you know.
ELMO: Yeah, but today's word is respect.
BIG BAD WOLF: So?
HENRY: So, respect means treating someone
in a way that makes them feel cared for and import.
ELMO: That's right.
BIG BAD WOLF: So does that mean I
should treat the piggies with respect?
HENRY: It would be the right thing to do.
ELMO: Yeah.
And also it would help teach everybody today's word.
BIG BAD WOLF: OK.
Then in the name of vocabulary, I
shall treat the piggies with respect.
HENRY: Good choice, Big Bad.
PIG: Where's he going?
BIG BAD WOLF: There you go, Piggies.
PIG: Wow!
PIG: It's a cake that says, "Piggies rock!"
PIG: I feel cared for.
PIG: And important.
HENRY: That's respect.
ELMO: Yeah, respect.
PIGS: We love you, Big Bad!
BIG BAD WOLF: Aw.
Hey.
Now I feel cared for and important.
HENRY: That's respect.
ELMO: Yeah, respect.
BIG BAD WOLF: Well, thanks for teaching me about respect,
you guys.
PIGS: You guys are the best.
PIG: Come here, you.
HENRY: Now I feel cared for and important.
ELMO: Yeah, Elmo, too.
HENRY: That's
ALL: Respect!
TELLY: Hit it, safety chickens!
SAFETY CHICKENS: [SINGING] When you're
playing with your friends in your school or on your street,
there's a rule you must remember-- a requirement
to meet.
This rule will keep us safe so we don't do each other harm.
It's what our mama taught us when we grew up on the farm.
She said,
[CLUCKING]
BABY BEAR: Huh?
What does that mean?
SAFETY CHICKENS: [SINGING] It means
give a peck for safety and respect.
Safety and respect.
Oh, give a a peck for safety and respect.
Safety and respect.
BABY BEAR: So what's respect, chickens?
CHICKEN: Good question!
[CLUCKING]
SAFETY CHICKENS: [SINGING] Respect
is when you treat people fair.
You make them feel important, and you show them
that you care.
ROSITA: How do you do that?
CHICKEN: I'm glad you asked.
SAFETY CHICKENS: [SINGING] Don't hit with your hands.
[CLUCKING]
Don't kick with your legs.
[CLUCKING]
You might hurt someone.
[CLUCKING]
Or you might break your best friend's eggs.
Don't use your arms to push someone to the ground.
Respect your friends and neighbors.
Neighbors.
And everyone around!
Yeah!
[CLUCKING]
Which means
[CLUCKING]
Show safety and respect.
Safety and respect.
Oh, give a peck for safety and respect.
Safety and respect.
Oh, give a peck.
Show safety and respect.
Safety and respect, please.
CHICKEN: All right, is everyone clear about safety and respect?
BABY BEAR: Oh, yeah.
No hitting.
ROSITA: No kicking.
BOTH: And no pushing.
CHICKEN: Mhm.
They got the rules.
CHICKEN: Well, looks like our work here is done.
[CLUCKING]
CHICKEN: Be careful!
NARRATOR: It's Global Thingy!
GLOBAL THINGY: Hello.
NARRATOR: Hi, Global Thingy.
[LAUGHING]
He's cute.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Let's see what's happening.
It's a concert.
Listen to the music.
[PHONE RINGING]
PHONE: Hello?
NARRATOR: Come on, you can't talk during a concert.
Think of the people around you.
Show some respect.
They're moving.
That's good.
Let's listen again.
PHONE: Bye bye.
Hey, where'd they go?
Huh.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[PHONE RINGING]
NARRATOR: Ah, come on!
You're not thinking about everybody around you.
You're not showing any respect.
[PHONE RINGING]
PHONE: Hello?
[PHONE RINGING]
NARRATOR: How would you like it if people
were interrupting you?
PHONE: Huh?
Shh.
NARRATOR: Doesn't feel too good, does it?
ALL: Shh.
VOICE ON PHONE: Can you hear me?
PHONE: Oh, gotta go.
ALL: Thank you.
NARRATOR: Ah.
Now everyone is showing respect.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
GLOBAL THINGY: Bye bye.
MURRAY: What does the word respect mean?
MAN: Respect is when you treat someone like you care for them.
WOMAN: You treat them special.
WOMAN: To appreciate and value others.
MURRAY: Who do you show respect to?
BOY: My parents.
My teachers.
GIRL: My uncle, my aunts.
BOY: My friends in my classroom.
WOMAN: A sign of respect would be
making sure not to hurt your friend's feelings.
BOY: If you meet somebody, shaking their hands.
BOY: Calling the person Mr. and Mrs.
GIRL: If someone's talking to you,
you respectfully listen to them.
BOY: Respect.
MURRAY: That's the Word on the Street.
You're being respectful because I'm talking,
and you're listening.
Way to show respect.
USHER: Hi, I'm Usher.
BERT: And I'm Bert.
USHER: And we're here to tell you about the word unique.
BERT: Yes, unique.
One of my favorite words.
USHER: Unique happens to be one of my favorite words,
too, Bert.
BERT: No, you're kidding.
Wow.
Well, it seems we've got a lot in common then, Usher.