Bounce Back is one of Sesame Workshop’s three new storybooks on resilience. | Source: Sesame Workshop

Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit behind Sesame Street, is launching new bilingual resources to help kids build resilience and thrive in their communities with support from UnitedHealthcare. The new resource package is available for free for parents and providers at the Sesame Street in Communities website in English and Spanish. 

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The package includes Roads to Resilience, a comprehensive course to help providers and caregivers implement new resilience resources, as well as three new storybooks on resilience featuring Sesame Street Muppets: Monster Dash, Looking for Special, and Bounce Back. The package also includes printed versions of Monster Moments, storybooks that celebrate milestones, and videos that offer tips for parents and caregivers. 

In addition to being available online, the new resources will be distributed through UnitedHealthcare’s network of healthcare providers and Sesame Street in Communities’ partners.

The Sesame Street in Communities website has various multimedia tools to help kids from birth to 6 years old expand their knowledge. | Source: Sesame Workshop

Along with the resilience resource package, Sesame Workshop will also launch Comfy-Cozy Spaces later this year in an effort to provide comfort and reduce stress for kids in medical offices, social service offices, and educational settings. The spaces feature child-size furniture, bookshelves stocked with Sesame Street in Communities books and resources, and colorful Sesame Street Muppet murals on the walls.

Visit sesamestreetincommunities.org/topics/resilience to access Roads to Resilience and the three storybooks on resilience.

About the author

Khue Nguyen

Khue Nguyen

Khue (Ken) Nguyen is an Editorial Intern at the Toy Insider, the Toy Book and the Pop Insider, where he helps cover the latest news in toys and pop culture. He’s also a part-time editor for a local newspaper in Columbia, Missouri. As a self-proclaimed Asian foodie, Ken enjoys roaming the downtown area of Columbia looking for a steaming bowl of noodle soup or a sizzling plate of stir fry whenever he’s not working.

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