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CNN Partners With ‘Sesame Street’ For COVID-19 Town Hall Aimed At Kids

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“Sesame Street” has teamed up with CNN for “The ABC’s of COVID-19,” a town hall directed toward children and parents that aired on Saturday, April 25.

Moderated by Big Bird and CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Erica Hill, the 90-minute broadcast featured a mix of medical experts and “Sesame Street” characters answering questions about the coronavirus submitted by families.

The questions covered a wide range of topics, ranging from education to overcoming anxiety to appropriate levels of screen time while families are in quarantine.

RELATED: ‘Sesame Street’ Comforts Children Displaced By Syrian War Viewers experienced Elmo demonstrating the proper way to wash hands, while Oscar the Grouch was able to see the brighter side of the crisis in a PSA

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