Ep 13. Big Bird's Nest Sale

Big Bird's Nest Sale is the thirteenth episode of Sesame Street's forty-fourth season. In this episode, Big Bird decides to hold a yard sale in order to get rid of some of the items he has accumulated over the years. With the help of his friends, he sets up his nest and begins to sell his belongings.

However, as the day goes on, Big Bird realizes that he has a hard time parting with some of his cherished items, like his teddy bear and his signed baseball. He begins to feel conflicted about selling them and wonders if he'll regret it later.

Meanwhile, Elmo has set up his own lemonade stand and is determined to make a lot of sales. He comes up with clever marketing strategies, like offering a free cookie with every glass of lemonade, and soon he has a long line of customers.

Throughout the episode, the Sesame Street characters learn about the value of their possessions and how difficult it can be to part with them. They also learn about the importance of compromise and finding a balance between holding onto sentimental items and decluttering.

As the sale draws to a close, Big Bird realizes that he doesn't need to sell everything. He decides to keep his teddy bear and baseball but sells a few other items. Elmo, on the other hand, learns that making a profit isn't the most important thing and decides to give away his remaining lemonade and cookies for free.

Overall, Big Bird's Nest Sale is a heartwarming episode that teaches children about the importance of letting go of material possessions, while also valuing the sentimental items that hold precious memories. The characters learn about the joy of giving and finding a balance in life. This episode is a great addition to Sesame Street's long history of providing valuable life lessons to young viewers.