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1 ott 2013 · 2013-10-01. Topics. DVD, Sesame Street. Being Brave is a Sesame Street DVD released in 2013. The DVD features stories and songs about overcoming fears, framed by Grover trying to avoid "The Monster at the End of This Show." The DVD's bonus features also include a bonus classic clip, "Grover Talks About the Dark", the resource video ...
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Something wrong? Let us know! Sesame Street: Being Brave streaming: where to watch online? You can buy "Sesame Street: Being Brave" on Apple TV, Amazon Video, Vudu as download or rent it on Amazon Video, Vudu, Apple TV online. Synopsis. Help your child overcome their fears with Sesame Street.
Sesame Street: Being Brave: Directed by Kevin Clash, Ken Diego, Victor DiNapoli, Lisa Simon. With Kevin Clash, James Gandolfini. Help your child overcome their fears with Sesame Street. Elmo and friends learn strategies to deal with scary thunderstorms, strange shadows, unfamiliar dogs and buzzing bees!
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Sesame Street: Being Brave. Help your child overcome their fears with Sesame Street. Elmo and friends learn strategies to deal with scary thunderstorms, strange shadows, unfamiliar dogs and buzzing bees! 33 1 h 1 min 2013. X-Ray ALL. Kids. Available to rent or buy. Rent. SD $2.99. Buy. SD $7.99.
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Help your child overcome their fears with Sesame Street. Elmo and friends learn strategies to deal with scary thunderstorms, strange shadows, unfamiliar dogs and buzzing bees! Sesame Street: Being Brave (2013) • Film + cast • Letterboxd
Do you ever feel afraid? Grover does, and he doesn't want you to watch this show because he thinks there is a monster at the end of it! But if you do keep watching, kids and parents will watch stories that address common fears preschoolers have such as fear of the dogs, thunderstorms, bees, and yes, even monsters (unless it is furry and loveable Grover!).
