- Yeah, that's a lullaby called "Gom Se Mari."

It means "Three Bears."

- That's a beautiful song, Ji-Young.

How'd you learn that?

- Thanks, Miss Ava.

My Harmony, that's my grandma,

she helped me learn it.

She would sing it to me when I was a baby.

- Elmo really likes your song too, Ji-Young.

- Thanks.

- Do you wanna show us something that you've learned, Elmo?

- Well, maybe.

Look, look, look, look.

Elmo learned to write his name.

See, it says E-L-M-O.

That spells Elmo.

- Yeah, that's your name all right!

- Yeah. - Great job, Elmo.

I'm so proud of both of you.

- Well. - Nah.

- Oh, hi.

I'm Ava

and I'm here with my friends Ji-Young and Elmo.

- Hello! - Hello!

- We were just having share and tell.

Now, it's time to share and tell today's word of the day.

- Ooh! - Oh, oh, oh, oh!

What's the day's word, Miss Ava?

Elmo can't wait.

What's today's word?

- The word of the day is...

(drum roll music)

Proud.

- Ah, proud. - Oh.

- Miss Ava? - Mm-hmm.

- What does proud mean?

- Let's see.

How did you feel, Elmo,

when you learned to write your name?

- Well, Elmo was happy

that he learned how to write his name.

- And how did you feel

when you learned to play "Three Bears"

on your guitar, Ji-Young?

- Well, I felt really good about myself.

- You both felt proud.

Proud is when you feel really good about who you are

and something that you did or something someone else did.

- Wow.

Well, what are you proud of, Miss Ava?

- Oh yeah.

- Oh, so many things.

I'm proud of being a writer and a director.

I get to write and tell stories about interesting people.

And you know what?

I'm proud of the two of you.

- Wow. - Wow, that's really nice.

- We all have so much to be proud of.

- We do, we do.

Be proud of who you are and what you can do.

- That's right.

Yeah.

- I want one too!

I'm proud of you, Miss Ava. - Yeah.

- Aw, thanks.

(upbeat guitar music)