When Grandma Nell doesn't have a book about leaves to help Gabrielle and Elmo identify some leaves drawn in Gabrielle's notebook, Gabrielle wonders if she and Elmo can make their own book to add to Grandma Nell's collection.
Roar! After looking at a book about dinosaurs, the Nature Explorers have dinos on the brain.
Uh oh! The playground is closed for the day and Grover is beside himself. How can he play without the playground?
When Tango alerts the Nature Explorers to an out-of-place worm wriggling on the sidewalk, they want to do something to help.
When the Nature Explorers find Grandma Nell sitting peacefully on a park bench, they ask what she's up to.
When the rain disrupts a nature walk outdoors, the Nature Explorers head indoors into the green house to stay dry.
Tango leads the Nature Explorers to a bird's nest, and to their surprise, they found something even more exciting - a robin family!
When the Nature Explorers are playing an alphabet game, they wonder if they can continue the game by finding animals in nature that begin with the letters of their first names.
When the Nature Explorers find two chirping crickets one evening on Sesame Street, they wonder if the insects are communicating with each other.
The Nature Explorers are helping Grandma Nell out in the community garden when they notice a gopher helping itself to a freshly picked carrot. Follow that gopher!
Elmo and Gabrielle are playing a game of tic-tac-toe using leaves and rocks found in nature. But when a strong wind blows away Elmo's leaf pieces, Elmo and Gabrielle find something else he can use.
On a nature walk through the park, Tango spots a spider web... but where's the spider? Elmo would LOVE to see a spider and wonders if they can find one.
The trees in the park are turning bare and there's a chill in the air - it's winter on Sesame Street, and Gabrielle is getting ready to go on a family vacation to visit someplace warm during the holiday break.
After cleaning up the greenhouse with Grandma Nell, it's time for the Elmo, Gabrielle, and Tango to head home for the night. There's just one thing... they aren't ready yet! Isn't there one more thing to explore?
The Nature Explorers join Grandma Nell to feed the birds out in the garden, and she's got a special treat for the crows: walnuts!
Our Nature Explorers find Grandma Nell humming a song to her plants in the garden. Gabrielle recognises it as a song Rosita taught them, called, "La pequeña ardilla."
As the sun sets on Sesame Street and it's time for our Nature Explorers to head inside, Tango alerts the group to her latest discovery - a noisy cricket chirping in a planter.
When Rosita joins the Nature Explorers for a quick game of soccer, she finds a surprise waiting on her soccerball. It's a butterfly! Butterflies don't play soccer do they?
When Grandma Nell invents the game "Pick your Lunch!" to encourage the Nature Explorers to harvest veggies from the Community Garden, Elmo wonders if he and Gabrielle can make a salad for lunch.
When the Nature Explorers' new butterfly friend flies away, Gabrielle wonders how they can get it to come visit their garden again.
When the Nature Explorers find Grandma Nell sitting peacefully on a park bench, they ask what she's up to.
