I wonder why this one video was re-edited while other ones weren’t. It’s rerelease is titled Sleepytime Songs and Stories, and replaces a few segments. Closing to Sesame Street: Sleepytime Songs & Stories VHS 1999. It would have been great if it featured one of Kermit’s two news reports on Sleeping Beauty, or one of his two reports related to “The Princess and the Pea”.įor some reason, this is the only Sesame Street video that was altered when it was rereleased by Sony Wonder (though the “My Sesame Street Home Video” and “Sesame Songs” were cut from many rereleases). The menu you see here is your typical Sony Wonder Sesame Street DVD from the early 2000s. Grover imagines he’s on the moon, Snuffy teaches Gordon “The Snuffle Lullaby”, we get the classic song “Everybody Sleeps”, and Maria reads a bedtime story, “The King’s Problem”, which is technically the only story featured in this (and the story doesn’t even involve sleep). Cookie Monster sings “If Moon Were Cookie”, There’s also The Count counting sheep, but unfortunately, it cuts out all the parts with Ernie and Bert (I guess it’s not so unfortunate to those scared by Ernie’s sleep-deprived appearance in part 2).
The video is bookended by two Ernie and Bert segments, “Dance Myself to Sleep” and “Imagination”. Not much to the linking plot, but that’s okay, I’m usually more interested in the clips provided.Īnd there are a lot of great segments. There’s also an amusing scene where Buster and Susan discuss the fact that horses sleep standing up. The linking footage involves Big Bird getting ready for bed, only to be joined by Telly Monster, whom Big Bird invited for a sleep-over, and ends up bringing a lot of stuffed animals that can’t “sleep” without another stuffed animal (and the last one can’t sleep without Telly). Sesame Street: Sleepy Time Songs and Stories and Quiet Time is rated G for general guidance.Michael Wermuth Jnr – Bedtime Stories and Songs is a Sesame Street video from 1986, themed around segments relating to bedtime.
This episode is the perfect learning tool to find out what the difference is between quiet time and loud time and the importance and fun of reading a good book.
Keep an eye out, because there is even a special guest appearance by Kermit The Frog from The Muppets, who sings a lovely song about listening to the quiet sounds of the evening. So Big Bird and the rest of his friends find a whole host of quiet time activities to do, from using your imagination, to reading a book and learning about Baby Bear's "Quiet Time: Top Ten". In Quiet Time, Big Bird's Granny Bird tells him it's "quiet time" and he doesn't know what to do, so he asks his friends to help him, but Oscar the Grouch and his Grouchketeers want to have a noisy time. They all share their best songs, stories and bedtime routines to help you and your little ones to figure out what works best for them to get a good night's rest. In Sleepy Time Songs and Stories, Big Bird shares with us, his top tips for falling asleep, everything from getting comfy, to lullabys, telling stories and even counting sheep and he gets help from his friends The Count, Ernie and Bert, Snuffy, Gordon and even Cookie Monster, who realises that if the moon was a cookie and he ate it, he'd be sad, because there would be no more moon beams to light up the night sky. Sesame Street: Sleepy Time/Songs & Stories - Television, Childrens feature directed by released in United Kingdomon VHS videotape by Disney Videos.
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