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?
LITTLE GIRL 1: Adventure.
MURRAY: What's an adventure?
LITTLE BOY 1: It's an exciting thing to do.
MURRAY: Have you ever been on an adventure?
LITTLE BOY 2: When I went camping.
LITTLE BOY 1: We went on a whale watch.
FEMALE 1: I went and hiked the Inca trail in Peru.
MALE: Finding the longest subway train
and staying on it the whole way until the last stop.
MURRAY: Whoa, that would be a great adventure.
Adventure.
That's the word on the street.
GINNIFER GOODWIN: Hi, I'm Ginnifer.
ABBY CADABBY: And I'm Abby.
GINNIFER GOODWIN: And we're here to tell you
all about the word--
BOTH: Adventure.
GENNIFER GOODWIN: Now, an adventure
is an exciting thing to do.
ABBY CADABBY: Oh, boy.
I do love to do exciting things.
GINNIFER GOODWIN: That means you love adventure.
ABBY CADABBY: It is true.
I do love adventure.
GINNIFER GOODWIN: Me too.
Hey, let's pretend we're on an adventure right now.
ABBY CADABBY: Oh, that's great.
Let's pretend that we're rowing across a really wavy sea.
GINNIFER GOODWIN: Whoa, whoa.
These waves are huge.
ABBY CADABBY: Oh, and look, there's a pirate.
GINNIFER GOODWIN: Pirates?
This is so exciting.
This is an--
BOTH: Adventure.
GINNIFER GOODWIN: Oh, oh, oh.
Now, let's pretend we're climbing
to the top of a fairy tale caslte.
ABBY CADABBY: Yes.
GINNIFER GOODWIN: Whoa, oh.
ABBY CADABBY: Hey, look it.
There's knights.
GINNIFER GOODWIN: Oh, and a troll.
ABBY CADABBY: Oh.
Oh, yes and a dinosaur.
GINNIFER GOODWIN: Oh, Abby, I don't
think they are dinosaurs in fairy tales.
ABBY CADABBY: No, I mean there's a dinosaur.
[STOMPING]
GINNIFER GOODWIN: That's a real dinosaur.
DINOSAUR: Yup.
GINNIFER GOODWIN: Well, Mr. Dinosaur,
what can we do for you today?
DINOSAUR: Oh, I was just wondering
if you guys would like to play tag with me.
GINNIFER GOODWIN: Playing tag with a real dinosaur.
Now, that would be really exciting.
ABBY CADABBY: You know what?
That would be an adventure.
DINOSAUR: Tag, you're it.
ALEXA: Hi, I'm Alexa.
I'm an "ah" "ah" astronaut going on a letter
A, "ah" "ah" adventure.
Adventure and astronaut both start with the letter A
and make the "ah" sound.
Let's look out the window and see
what other things start with the letter A. Over there I
see an acrobat swinging from an asteroid.
What do you see?
I see an alligator eating apricots.
Now, I'll go around the moon.
Shh, do you hear what I hear?
An alien is playing an accordion.
I absolutely adore an A adventure.
ERNIE: Hey, old buddy, Bert.
Hey, what do you say we go outside
and play some ball, old buddy, old pal?
BERT: Not now, Ernie, I'm reading my book.
ERNIE: Gee, gee, Bert, you'd rather
read some book than play ball?
BERT: It's not just some book, Ernie.
It's a really good book, and I want to finish it.
ERNIE: Well, Bert, what could there possibly
be in a book that's as good as playing ball.
BERT: Well, Ernie, let me put it this way.
[SINGING] There's a tigers in my book and a lion in my book.
There's a sneaky alligator I can spy on in my book.
Sometimes, all I need is a book to read.
And there are pirates in my book on an ocean in my book.
There's a sorcerer with secret magic potions in my book.
And to learn where the story will lead, I just read.
On a quiet day, I could go outside and play,
but there's adventure in my book.
So exciting in my book.
Turn the pages, see the pictures,
read the writing in my book.
Yes, sometimes all I need is a book to read.
And that's why I want to read my book right now, Ernie.
Ernie?
I'll play ball with you later, OK?
ERNIE: Ball?
Who said anything about playing ball, Bert?
Scoot over, pal.
BERT: Ernie, what are you doing?
ERNIE: Well, Bert, that book sounds so good,
I want to read it with you.
PIRATE: Aye, we wants to read it too, matey.
LION: Yeah, can we start from the beginning?
TIGER: Yeah, where's the part about the tiger?
ALLIGATOR: I'd like to see the illustrations.
LION: Turn the page.
ERNIE: Well, it is your book, Bert.
MURRAY: What is an adventure?
FEMALE 2: Something that you experience
that you've never experienced before.
LITTLE BOY 3: Something insane to do.
LITTLE GIRL 2: There's a lot of new things.
MURRAY: Is it exciting too or boring?
FEMALE 3: Super exciting.
FEMALE 4: Something that's not expected.
MURRAY: What was your greatest adventure?
LITTLE BOY 4: Going on a trail ride on a horse.
You get to see mountains, forests.
LITTLE GIRL 3: I went snowtubing.
You get in this tube thing and then you go down a big hill.
LITTLE GIRL 4: You don't always have to go places.
MURRAY: No, you can have an adventure in your own backyard.
LITTLE GIRL 5: Adventure.
MURRAY: That's the word on the street.
DWIGHT HOWARD: I'm Dwight.
ELMO: Oh, and Elmo's Elmo.
DWIGHT HOWARD: And we're here to tell you
all about the word strategy.
ELMO: Yeah, strategy.
Tell them what a strategy is, Mr. Dwight.
DWIGHT HOWARD: A strategy is a plan to help solve a problem.
ELMO: A plan to help solve a problem.
DWIGHT HOWARD: That's a strategy.
ELMO: When do you use a strategy, Mr. Dwight?
DWIGHT HOWARD: Well, I use--