I think Jenny enjoyed picking, but looked a little overwhelmed about a 100% vegetable lunch. I would have gone straight for the corn, too, and then said "I'm full".
The wonderful 1960's , little kids would watch this now, its got that grandma's house magic to it. A peek into simpler days when kids acted like kids and had long extended childhoods and your only worry was , dont be late for dinner .
I might remember this. Like 'Head to Toe Puzzle,' it was a longer live-action film featuring kid narration from the early years. I think the scene at the end - Jenny eating the corn - looks familiar. Cute, though, whether I remember it or not!
This was DEFINITELY from 1969. I had seen this when Sesame Street premiered. I get a kick out of the girl's Brooklyn accent; "Then I washed awwl the vegetables in the wauta." (my parents are "Brooklynese.." (I lived in Lawng Island (massapequa) at the time...)
Wow, I remember watching that back in the early 70s when I was about four years old and being absolutely fascinated by it. Thank you so much for posting this and the other vintage Sesame Street clips.
Does anyone have the film where a school goes over to a Garden in the middle of the city and have a picnic with all the foods the picked?I love the jazzy music in the backround.
Wow, what a healthy lunch. I use to like this clip a lot back in the day. When I was little, I didn't realize how annoying that little girl's voice was. : )
the narrator of the film, sure didn't sound like Jenny, when she spoke on the film!
DaveWollenberg 5 months ago
Was Mrs Wilson a vegan?
trppey66 1 year ago
too bad this wasn't included on the first sesame street old school dvd set.
miiket67 1 year ago
mrs wilson sounds like captain janeway
sheepwolf2004 1 year ago
that background music is pretty
sheepwolf2004 1 year ago
I think Jenny enjoyed picking, but looked a little overwhelmed about a 100% vegetable lunch. I would have gone straight for the corn, too, and then said "I'm full".
pennypay1 2 years ago
The wonderful 1960's , little kids would watch this now, its got that grandma's house magic to it. A peek into simpler days when kids acted like kids and had long extended childhoods and your only worry was , dont be late for dinner .
1952kid 2 years ago 2
@1952kid Back in the 60's? i don't think so. this is a nice video though. I just wish Mrs Wilson had cooked the beet greens. Those are really good.
auntbecky 1 year ago
I think this is an important issue for children today: awarness- of- origins.Not only food, but our whole environment as well, thank you!
hippojuice23 2 years ago
I could watch this all day, it's so wonderfully innocent and simple. It's good for my soul.
OtherBrother09 2 years ago 6
I was thinking about this clip the other day. I remembered it from when I was real little.
kll510 2 years ago
I watched this too when I was 4. OMG so awesome.
plantnut65 2 years ago 2
I might remember this. Like 'Head to Toe Puzzle,' it was a longer live-action film featuring kid narration from the early years. I think the scene at the end - Jenny eating the corn - looks familiar. Cute, though, whether I remember it or not!
d72jjpilc 2 years ago
Unfortunately,many of todays youth believe that food comes from a supermarket...not the ground.
smoothie6ft3 3 years ago
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!nh
albrenza 3 years ago
This was DEFINITELY from 1969. I had seen this when Sesame Street premiered. I get a kick out of the girl's Brooklyn accent; "Then I washed awwl the vegetables in the wauta." (my parents are "Brooklynese.." (I lived in Lawng Island (massapequa) at the time...)
jdenicol 3 years ago 2
Wow, I remember watching that back in the early 70s when I was about four years old and being absolutely fascinated by it. Thank you so much for posting this and the other vintage Sesame Street clips.
trentgerman 3 years ago 6
I remember this. I also liked the one of the family making chicken soup.
audgeyp 3 years ago
whoever posted a comment in the past day or so, please feel free to repost, I tried to reply and hit "remove" instead :-/
love2register 3 years ago 2
Classic!
boneyardmedia 4 years ago 2
i remember i always liked this clip! thank you for posting it!
havent seen it for almost 35 years.
misaamanaga 4 years ago 2
That's a nice clip. I like the simplicity of the live action films of Sesame Street's really early years.
Garrettk41 4 years ago 3
Mrs. Wilson is beautiful.
jkygogo 4 years ago 3
Jennifer is pretty cute too.
Garrettk41 4 years ago
Nice garden, but I wonder if it's now underneath a new home.
ruleta74835 4 years ago
"Eww,the dirts comming off!" lol.
wattamack4 4 years ago
Ah, the pictures and sounds of a more innocent time! Can't do anything like this today unless it's some sarcastic and/or disgusting parody.
PandaMishima 4 years ago 3
No, for kids, like this one was, you can still do it.
jkygogo 4 years ago
Does anyone have the film where a school goes over to a Garden in the middle of the city and have a picnic with all the foods the picked?I love the jazzy music in the backround.
wattamack4 4 years ago
Wow, what a healthy lunch. I use to like this clip a lot back in the day. When I was little, I didn't realize how annoying that little girl's voice was. : )
trppey66 4 years ago 2
"...and there inside it, WAS A CONE ON THE COB!!"
love2register 4 years ago 3
:)!
PandaMishima 3 years ago
This clip was indeed from 1969; I have a copy of Episode 83, and it's in there.
ISNorden 4 years ago