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Elmo's World: Transportation
| Elmo's World | |
| Written by | |
| Directed by | |
| Book | Wheels! |
| Video | |
| First Appearance | |
| Earliest Known Appearance Episode 3817 | |
| Picture | Segment | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | | The drawer, window and door make transportation sounds, such as an airplane zooming by, a train's horn, and a truck's horn. Elmo at first calls these "things that take you places" and a train pushes in to make an impression on the door of itself. |
 | Dorothy wants to know how you go places. | |
 | Mr. Noodle tries rowing in a canoe on the floor. Since he doesn't have any water, he gears up to go skateboarding. | |
 | Kids ride a tricycle, a wheelchair and rollerblades and a baby gets around in a baby carriage. | |
 | Elmo counts the wheels on a car. There are four, plus a steering wheel. The car pulls away doing a wheelie. | |
 | Elmo asks if certain things can go places, like a space shuttle or a birthday cake. Big Bird appears to pull kids on a wagon. | |
 | Elmo's friend Mark and his mother ride a train to visit his grandfather. | |
 | The Transportation Channel has the Lecture Lady present a story about a girl who rides various forms of transportation, such as a bus, a train, a plane, a camel, etc. Coming up next: My Mother the Car. | |
 | Elmo talks to an Airplane and explains how planes work and how they need a pilot to fly them. | |
   | Dorothy imagines Elmo piloting a plane (underscored with the Peanuts theme), as an engineer driving a train full of Elmos (underscored with "Chattanooga Choo-Choo"), and Elmo rowing a boat and singing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat." | |
 | Ernie pretends to fly around like an airplane. |
