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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] Wait for it.
>> [LAUGH] >> Siblings.
You know, brothers and sisters.
>> Hello. >> Hi, brother.
>> Hi. >> Hi, sister.
[LAUGH] >> [LAUGH]
>> Hi, baby.
[LAUGH] Boy, Elmo wants to find out more about siblings.
Hey, let's ask Elmo's friend, Smarty.
Let's call her together.
>> Smarty.
>> Elmo, I am so excited today because today is all about siblings.
>> That's perfect, Smarty, because Elmo wants to learn more about them.
>> Well, what do we do to learn something new?
>> We look it up.
>> Let's see what we can learn about siblings.
A sibling is another word for a brother or a sister.
Families can have two siblings, or three, or even more.
Some siblings may be younger than you.
Some siblings may be older than you.
And some siblings might even be the same age if they're twins.
Siblings may look like each other, or they might not.
There are half siblings.
Step siblings.
Not everybody has a sibling.
But if you do have a sibling, that means you're a sibling too.
>> [LAUGH] There sure are lots of different kinds of siblings.
>> Yeah, I love my older brother, Flip.
We phones have a strong connection.
Get it?
A phone connection?
>> [LAUGH] >> See you later, Elmo.
>> Thank you, Smarty.
Boy, some families are small, like Elmo's, and
other families are big, with lots of siblings.
Hey, that gives Elmo an idea.
[LAUGH] Let's play a game together.
Yeah, come on, come on.
[LAUGH]
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Elmo wonders which of these people could be siblings?
Could these two be siblings?
>> Yes, they're a brother and a sister.
>> That's right.
Now how about these two, a boy and a lamp?
>> No.
>> Lamps aren't people.
>> Right, a lamp can't be a brother or a sister.
So a lamp isn't a sibling.
How about all these boys and girls?
Could this many people be siblings?
>> Yes.
>> They're all brothers and sisters.
>> They're all siblings, even a baby.
>> [LAUGH] >> Hi, baby.
[LAUGH] Is Elmo seeing double?
These two look exactly alike.
>> That's because they're identical twins.
>> Yeah, some twins do look alike.
So are they siblings?
>> Yes, twins are siblings.
>> Yay, good job, everybody.
Wow, there's so many different kinds of siblings.
And that makes Elmo wonder even more.
What do people do with their siblings?
Hey, let's ask Mr. Noodle, okay?
Hey, Mr. Noodle.
[SOUND] [LAUGH] It's Mr. Noodle's pet poodle, Schmoodle.
>> Hi, Schmoodle.
>> Schmoodle, what do you do with your siblings?
Look, it's Shmoodle Noodle's sister, Floodle, and their brother, Frank.
>> Shmoodle, Floodle, and Frank.
>> What do you all do with your sibling?
>> They're running around.
I think they're playing chase.
>> Siblings play together.
Looks like fun.
>> Now they're eating.
>> And they're sharing, too.
Siblings share with each other.
>> They're tired.
>> And the best part of all, siblings care for each other.
>> Sweet dreams, doggies.
>> [LAUGH] Boy, learning new things makes Elmo so
happy that makes him want to dance.
Come on.
Happy happy dance dance.
When we love something new we do the happy dance, yeah.
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!