Cover art by Tom Leigh
Much of the February 1998 issue of Sesame Street Magazine centers around an adaptation of the Slimey to the Moon arc and other space and sky themes.
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- Prairie Dawn, ace pilot, says...
art by David Dees - The Amazing Adventures of Slimey - WASA mission control prepares to launch while Oscar says goodbye to Slimey before he departs for the moon. Includes an honorary WASA cut-out certificate.
art by Donna Reynolds - On Board the Spaceship Wriggleprise - cut-out activity
art by Maggie Swanson - U Family Goes Up
art by Kurt Vargo - It's a bird, it's a plane, it's... Super Grover!
art by Joyce John - Liftoff!
art by Joan Steiner, photography by Thomas Lindley - High-flying Partners - with Mario Runco
art by Nadine Westcott, photography by Eduardo Patino - High Up on a Building
art by CTW - Moon Landing! - pullout poster
art by Tom Brannon, photo courtesy NASA - High Up on a Hill
art by CTW - I Don't Want to Live on the Moon - poem with Ernie
by Jeff Moss, art by Tommy Stubbs - The Count's Number of the Month
art by Tomohiro Kikuchi - Land, Sea, Sky
art by Steve Johnson and Lou Fancher - The Sun and the Moon
art by Ajin - Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Stars - Zoe, Big Bird, and Cookie Monster observe the constellation Draco the Dragon
art by Karin Williams - Sesame Street Zoo: Giraffes - photos
- Big Bird's Gallery
- Up, Up, and Away
art by Ajin - Big Bag: Who's Up & Down? with Chelli and Sophie playing on a snowy hill and a slide
art by Rick Wetzel - Back cover: Hidden Pictures - finding star shapes in the bedroom of Grover (with his mommy)
art by Joe Ewers
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