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Lalalala, lalalala, lalalala, lalalala.
Elmo's full of wonder.
Wonder what he will discover in Elmo's wonderful world.
[LAUGH] Hi, welcome to Elmo's world.
Guess what Elmo is wondering about today.
Wait for it.
[LAUGH] People, lots of people.
Hi people, hi everybody.
>> How are you doing?
>> Boy, Elmo loves people and loves to find out more about them.
Hey! Let's ask Elmo's friend, Smartie.
Let's call her together.
>> Oh Smartie.
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>> Hiya, Elmo, what are we learning about today?
>> [LAUGH] Hi, Smartie, Elmo wants to learn all about people today.
>> That's perfect because I'm a real people person.
So what do we do to learn something new?
>> We look it up.
>> Let's take a peek at some of my peeps.
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There are lots of different people and
they each have things that make them special.
It might be what they do.
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Or what they wear.
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What they eat, or the language they speak.
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>> But even though people may be different
in lots of ways, they can be the same in some ways, too.
And anyone can be friends.
>> Wow, thanks, Smartie.
>> Call me any time or, as they say,
have your people call my people. Toodle loo, Elmo.
>> Thank you, Smartie, bye bye.
[LAUGH] Wow, people are different and they can be a lot alike.
Hey, that gives Elmo an idea.
Let's play a game together yeah, come on, come on.
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Elmo wonders if we can find what's the same with these two kids.
Are you ready?
Let's play.
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How are they alike?
The hair isn't the same.
>> They both have glasses.
>> Hey, yeah, she has glasses and he has glasses, too.
>> Cool glasses.
>> Yeah, how else are they alike?
>> It's not the clothes.
>> But look at their shoes.
They're both wearing red high tops.
>> You're right, their shoes are the same.
>> They like the same kind of shoes.
>> Looking good.
Now can we find anything else that they both have that's alike?
>> Basketballs, they both like to play basketball.
>> Boy, he has a basketball, and she has one, too.
Great job, everybody.
We found lots of things that are the same.
[LAUGH] Boy, Elmo loves finding out about people, and
that makes Elmo wonder even more.
What does Mr. Noodle know about people?
Let's ask him.
[LAUGH] Hey, Mr. Noodle.
It's Mr. Noodle's poodle, Schmoodle.
>> Hi, Schmoodle.
>> Do you know what people are?
>> [SOUND] >> That's not a person,
that's a squeaky toy.
>> Schmoodle, Schmoodle.
>> That's your toy, not a person.
>> Elmo's wondering about people.
Can Schmoodle show us a person, please?
>> That's the rope.
>> That's not a person.
>> Try again.
Wait a minute, that's Mr. Noodle's brother, Mr. Noodle.
>> Now that's a person.
>> A person pretending to be a doggie.
[LAUGH] Mr. Noodle.
[LAUGH] Thank you for showing us people, Mr. Noodle and Schmoodle, bye bye.
Boy, learning new things makes Elmo so happy
it makes him want to dance, come on.
Happy, happy, dance, dance.
When we learn something new, we do the happy dance dance.
Let's see your happy dance, yeah, cool.
See you next time, keep learning.
Elmo loves you.
Happy, happy, dance, dance.
When we learn something new, we do the happy dance dance, yay!
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