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Segments with their own pages[]

Henson clay animated segments[]

Word showcases[]

Crossover (cast letter building)[]

In fast motion, some of the adult characters assemble fractured letters.

Letter Commercials (stories)[]

Alphabet Dancers[]

A series of fast motion films where some kids dance around and then form the letter of the day. Narration provided by Maria. This was similar to the Shape Dancers, except this involves letters and Big Bird did not provide assistance.

Letters on video[]

Letters in space[]

Letters go into space then fly through space and land on the Moon.

Consonant sound (mostly poems)[]

Letter hoist[]

A series of films where construction workers hoist the letter of the day to the top of a building in fast motion. The letters in question are what become the neon sign for the Empire Hotel in New York City. Joe Raposo composed the score.

Sand animals[]

Gordon voiceover[]

Crayon animation[]

Fans of Letters[]

A series of films where fans unveil the letter of the day.

Letter Planets[]

A series of films where the letter of the day is shown on a CGI planet and a rocket ship flies by. Maria does voiceover while saying the letter of the day.

Typefaces[]

A hand writes the letter of the day which appears in various typefaces. These segments first appeared during Season 22.

Pencil Box/School Supplies[]

A pencil box full of either art or school supplies flies onto the screen and opens itself. The supplies fly out of the pencil box and make the letter of the day. For the art supplies segments, the art supplies dance around the screen after making the letter of the day.

Jane Aaron segments[]

An assortment of live-action segments created by Jane Aaron, featuring ornate letters on outdoor locations, becoming animated usually through the use of "pixellation" effects. Some segments featured the letter (attached to a metal rod) either rotating or swinging across the screen.

Planting Letters[]

A series of stop motion films produced by Jane Aaron, where a girl is watering her garden and the letter of the day comes out of the ground. The music for the segments was composed by Dave Conner, and feature vocals by Lillias White.

Computer Letters[]

Girls sing and clap[]

Hand Tricks[]

A group of kids (voiceover) try to guess hand tricks based on the letter of the day.

Letter Candles[]

Candles unmelt to form the letter in uppercase and lowercase.

Fishy Letters[]

A series of animation films where the letter of the day is formed by a school of fish in both uppercase and lowercase. A crab says the letter of the day.

Paper fold[]

A series of films where a piece of paper shows the letter of the day in uppercase, lowercase, and both upper and lower as it crumples.

Alphabet Flyers[]

A series of films where children fly around and then form the letter of the day.

Falling Leaves[]

Playing Cards[]

Airplanes and clouds[]

Airplanes make the letter of the day from clouds. They fly around it shortly after.

Fun Factory[]

Letter Words Dance with Kids[]

Chanting[]

A church choir chants the letter of the day as it is shown in uppercase and lowercase. After the chanting, one of the choir members says the letter.

Underwater (Jaws spoof series)[]

A series of films where kids swimming at the pool discover an underwater letter of the day.

Letters on the Street[]

Children (in voiceover) find places in their neighborhood that starts with the letter of the day.

Computer Matching[]

A girl plays a matching game on the computer to find the letter of the day.

Magnets[]

Safari[]

A series of films where kids discover a wild letter of the day in the jungle as it swings a la Tarzan style.

Beach Letters[]

A series where a letter was shown down at the beach through three parts: a person dancing in a letter costume, a girl writing the letter in sand, and lastly, the letter being shown on a flag. Mo Willems wrote and directed the segments.

Letter Flipdoors[]

A song about the letter of the day is played while flipdoor pictures are shown spinning around.

Letter Astronauts[]

Her, His[]

A series of films where a boy thinks up something that starts with the letter of the day, and then a girl thinks up something that starts with that letter. Then, they both say something together that begins with the letter of the day.

Kids Forms with their Bodies/Ballerina Pose[]

Measure of the Letters[]

A pair of scissors, a pencil, and rulers work together to make the letter of the day.

Mailbox[]

BUILDESTROY junkyard paper cutouts (UN)[]

Construction[]

Yoga[]

Man at Computer[]

Stage Performance[]

A girl performs things on a stage that have to do with the letter. This series debuted in the thirty-fifth season.

Limerick Animals[]

Animals[]

Building Shapes[]

Paint on a Glass[]

Where do they fit?[]

Objects[]

The viewer must determine which one of the four things begins with the letter of the day.

Fireflies[]

Movement[]

In a school gym, children form the letter of the day and then do an exercise related to the letter of the day.

The Picnic Patrol[]

A colony of ants march in line while finding a picnic food that starts with the letter of the day. In the end, they all make a shape of that letter. These segments were created by Michael J. Goldberg.

Hidden Letters[]

Kids with Words[]

Kids Love with Words[]

Solid Letters[]

Alphabet Pictures[]

In a silent film-esque fashion, a mime acts out the letter of the day.

Man Paints on His Hand[]

See also[]

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