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Elephant and Basma Learn Why Speaking Up is Super Important | Takalani Sesame

Join the Caring Friends Circle for another fun adventure! 🎉 Today, Elephant and Basma are learning how important it is to speak up and use your voice. In the first segment, our friends are playing follow the leader, but Elephant is feeling a bit sad. She's scared to say how she feels because everyone seems to be having a lot of fun. Luckily for her, we have a special way to make it much easier! 🎶 Sing along with us: “Hold it right there! Whatever you need to say, the way that you feel is ok, you can speak up. If you need something then ask, just say how you feel. Speak up, speak up, speak up!” 🎶 The song helps Elephant to feel brave enough to tell her friends how she feels. And guess what? Watching Elephant use her voice helped Elmo to speak up, too! In the second half, the friends are swinging and having a blast. But Basma is a little scared to tell her friends to stop pushing her on the swing, thinking it might hurt their feelings. But after singing our awesome Speak Up song, Basma lets her friends know how she feels. Way to go, Basma! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell to join our awesome caring friends circle on more learning adventures! 🛎️ For more Takalani Sesame videos be sure to SUBSCRIBE to Takalani Sesame at https://www.youtube.com/@TakalaniSesa... For more playful learning & resources, visit us at https://takalanisesame.org.za/caring/ Website ► https://takalanisesame.org.za/ Facebook ►   / takalani.sesame.edu   Instagram ►   / takalani.sesame   X ►   / takalanisesame   Thanks for watching this video. Takalani Sesame is a production of Sesame Workshop, a nonprofit educational organization, helping kids grow smarter, stronger and kinder. Beyond television, the Workshop produces content for multiple media platforms on a wide range of issues including literacy and numeracy, emotional wellbeing, health and wellness, and respect and understanding. #takalanisesame