Elmo, Zoe, and Grover struggle to get through a doorway, so Grover suggests that they try getting through the door by taking turns. Then, they begin singing a song about taking turns and how it will make things easier for everyone.

Elmo and Raya are playing, when they realize they need to wash their hands to remain safe.

The boys set up preliminary rules for the group and establish who gets to speak and when. They then devise ways, as a group, to survive and get the help they need. Toward the end of the clip, the boys vocalize their choice of group leader and provide rationale for it. Once Ralph gets elected, he states that it does not matter who is in charge; it is more important for them to work together.

Mila and Elmo go over the word of the day, which is include, and explain that it means to let someone into a group. Mila uses the example of two sheep dancing without allowing Elmo to participate. Elmo explains that he feels sad that he is not included, and the two sheep agree to allow Elmo to dance with them to include him, making him happy. The sheep and Elmo also agree to let Mila dance with them.

Daniel Tiger doesn't want to share his stickers with his little sister, Margaret. Daniel's father explains that giving Margaret a sticker could be fun for the both of them. Daniel decides to share some stickers with Margaret, and he realizes it was more fun than if he had played with them alone.