The Kids is a generic term applied to any group of kids performing on Sesame Street. Kids have been always been a part of the Street -- the first scene in the first episode includes a group of kids playing basketball.

Sesame Street albums sometimes credit "The Kids" for songs with a kid chorus, including "Somebody Come and Play," "Sing," and the "Sesame Street Theme."

Contents 1 Cast Members 2 Everyday Kids 3 Movie Kids 4 Trivia 5 See also 6 Sources

Cast MembersEdit

• Antonio
• Carlo
• Gabi
• Kayla
• Marco
• Miles
• Tarah

Everyday KidsEdit

• Aldis
• Antonio (season 36)
• Athelstan (season 4)
• Arianna (season 1)
• Brian (seasons 2 and 3)
• Carlos (season 2)
• Chelsea (season 19)
• Chris (season 3)
• David (seasons 1 and 2)
• David (season 2)
• Devon (season 30)
• Eugene (season 30)
• Fanny (season 3)
• Fin (season 37)
• Genelle (season 3)
• Ingrid (season 4)
• Jasmina (2005?)
• Jason
• Jay (season 4)
• Jenna
• Jessica (season 30-35)
• Joey
• John-John
• Joseph (season 30)
• Josh (seasons 1 and 2)
• Karin (season 30)
• Kaitlyn (season 39 and season 40, in the background of the Season 40 Theme Opener, and the Outdoors music video)
• Lance (season 1)
• Lexine (seasons 25 through 29)
• Lily (season 1)
• Linda Cummins^[1]
• Matt (1979-1984)
• Mauricio (season 2)
• Maya (season 17)
• Melody (season 2)
• Michael ("What love is")
• Miles (Season 29)
• Nancy (season 4)
• Patty (Christmas Eve on Sesame Street)
• Patrick (1997-2004)
• Percy (season 7)
• Ronald (season 1)
• Sally (season 1)
• Sean (2001-2002)
• Shola (season 3)
• Steve (season 1) - played by Stephen Gustafson, who became a regular cast member on The Electric Company as a member of the Short Circus for four of its six seasons.
• Trey (season 3 and season 4)
• Troy (New York Magazine)
• Tricia (season 30)
• Tyler (season 33-season 36)
• Vanessa (season 4)
• Venetia (season 37)
• Zach (1989?-1993?)

Movie KidsEdit

• Tanya, Follow That Bird
• Adrian, boy at map in Follow That Bird (played by Adrian McCalla)

TriviaEdit

• According to Kevin Clash, Whoopi Goldberg was once a babysitter for a few of the kids: "Before she was well-known, she was a baby-sitter for some of the kids we had on the show. Then she became famous and whenever we ask her to do something for us, she's always there. She's a part of Sesame Street." ^[2]

See alsoEdit

• Sesame Street Muppet & Kid Moments
• Børn (kids on Sesamgade)

SourcesEdit

1. ↑ Patrick Verel, "Where Acting Is an Avocation", New York Times, 2 September 2007.
2. ↑ Elisa Chia, "Meet the grown-up behind Elmo", 31 July 2006.