Ernie's Interactive Games: Beginning in Season 3, Ernie can play games with Bert and the kids.
Prairie Dawn's Art Class: A segment where Prairie Dawn showcases drawings made by kids. When airing on Noggin, Prairie shows artwork that was sent in for the show. When airing on Sprout, the segment would cut to The Sunny Side Up Show, where the artwork sent into Sprout would be shown instead.
Prairie Dawn's Music Class: Beginning in Season 3, Prairie would trade her art segment for one oriented around music.
Sesame Computer: The gang plays games on the computer from their website at Noggin.com, such as "Oatmeal Art," "Pigeon Patterns," "Perfect Pair," and "Ducks in a Row".
Finale
Move and Groove with Grover: The viewer dances along to a music video. Grover often interrupts to point out some things and to tell the viewer more. Other times, he sings basic songs such as "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" or "A Very Simple Dance".
Grover's Musical Segment: Beginning in Season 3, Grover invites the children to sing, dance and play along with the Sesame Street Muppets.
End Segment: A short and final game of Ernie Says is played. The first statement is usually "Ernie says, say goodbye..." The special circumstance in which the characters say goodbye ties into the theme. For example, Ernie says to say goodbye while wiping windshield wipers in the car-themed episode.
Cast
Muppet performers
Fran Brill as Prairie Dawn and Zoe, Little Bird and Wanda Cousteau
Richard Hunt as Forgetful Jones, Sonny Friendly, Old Mcdonald, Kermit the Forg, Two Headed Monster, Gladys the Cow and Placido Flamingo
Joey Mazzarino as Ingrid, Joey Monkey, Merry Monster, Papa Bear, Horatio the Elephant and Martian
International
''Play with Me Sesame'' UK
One version of Play with Me Sesame produced for the United Kingdom began airing on Playhouse Disney UK in November 2004. It showcased old and new Muppet clips from Sesame Street, with new linked segments, that featured Bert, Ernie, Grover, and Prairie Dawn. The show also included cameos by Zoe, Cookie Monster, and Ernie's cousin Ernestine. This version also featured two British Muppets, Kit and Domby, who live in a castle on top of a hill. They spent most of their time in the castle kitchen, bedroom and living room, which were very similar to Bert and Ernie sketches. Kit had an English accent, whilst Domby had a Scottish accent. They sometimes visited schools and playgroups, to sing or talk with the children.
In Ireland, the show aired on TG4, dubbed in Irish, as Tar ag Spraoi Sesame during the Cúla 4children's programming block. Sesame Workshop worked with production company Telegael to adapt the American footage. In the development phase, the title was initially announced in July 2007 as Sraid Sesame. The series' voice director, Padraic O Neachtain, said they "had to find voices that were as close as possible to the originals and the most likely candidates.... would be sent for approval to Sesame Workshop in the United States where a final decision would be made." The series' adaptation coincided with the pre production of Sesame Tree, a Sesame Street co production for Northern Ireland.
Merchandise
The series' episodes were released onto DVD in the end of 2007 by Genius Entertainment.
