Sesame Street K is for Kindness Tour at Pembroke Lakes Mall

Hey yall Hey and Happy MLK Day to you and yours! I can't think of a better way to spend this wonderful day than by telling you all about the HBO and Sesame Workshop launch of the Sesame Street: K is for Kindness Tour! Cultivating Kindness, Inspiring a Love of Reading, and providing an Element of Surprise for children at every stop!

We want so much for our kids. We want them to be smart, we want them to be giving, and one of the most important things we want from our kids is for them to be Kind. That's why when I found out the Sesame Street: K is for Kind­ness Tour, a free, mul­ti-city expe­ri­en­tial tour timed to and inspired by the new, 47th sea­son of Sesame Street, the gold stan­dard in children’s tele­vi­sion was headed my way I was overjoyed!

Cre­at­ed espe­cial­ly for preschool fans and their fam­i­lies, this immer­sive, lim­it­ed-engage­ment tour fea­tures hands-on dig­i­tal learn­ing fun, par­tic­i­pa­tion from local libraries in each com­mu­ni­ty includ­ing bilin­gual Eng­lish / Span­ish books and activ­i­ties, “meet and greets” with the cos­tumed char­ac­ters, a 15-min­ute inter­ac­tive live stage show star­ring walk-around ver­sions of the series’ beloved char­ac­ters Elmo and Abby Cad­ab­by, and oth­er spe­cial sur­pris­es!

The tour will be stop­ping at the Pem­broke Lakes Mall on Sat­ur­day, Jan­u­ary 21st between 11am and 4pm. In addition to a “kindness” curriculum, the new season of Sesame Street also features everyone’s favorite furry red monster, Elmo, in a new updated, fun, and fresh version of “Elmo’s World.”  In 25 five minute installments, lessons are taught through pre-school relevant topics, live action films, and interactive thinking games such as matching, sorting, and counting. In other words get ready for 25 Minutes of FABNESS!

Come on out, Have some Fun, and Share with your Kids why K is for Kindness! For additional information please visit (Here)

Will I see you and your family at the Sesame Street K is for Kindness Tour?

*While compensation has been provided for this post the ideas expressed are all my own*