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Peep Figures It Out
Peep Figures It Out
Peep Figures It Out
by WGBH Home Video

Join Peep, Chirp and Quack on six exciting, new adventures. Find out what a "whatchamacallit" is. Discover where the sun goes at night. Figure out how to un-flip a turtle. And learn why a step, a squirm, and a hop are very different measurements. There's a big wide world out there and it's waiting for YOU! Then join real kids as they experiment and play in their OWN "big wide worlds." Build bridges. Make shadow puppets. Track shadows. Find funny ways to measure yourself. It's all part of your scientific research!

Age: 2 Year-olds | Title: Peep Figures It Out  |  Company: WGBH Home Video

Join Peep, Chirp and Quack on six exciting, new adventures. Find out what a "whatchamacallit" is. Discover where the sun goes at night. Figure out how to un-flip a turtle. And learn why a step, a squirm, and a hop are very different measurements. There's a big wide world out there and it's waiting for YOU! Then join real kids as they experiment and play in their OWN "big wide worlds." Build bridges. Make shadow puppets. Track shadows. Find funny ways to measure yourself. It's all part of your scientific research!

In Peep Figures it Out the friendly animals learn about scientific concepts such as gravity and bridges. Their antics are very humorous and the comments by the narrator will get you chuckling. The episode when Peep, Quack and Chirp try to run from their shadows will have you laughing out loud. This video is sweet and informational with lots of laughs for everyone in addition to great lessons for children to learn.
 
My grandkids enjoy watching Peep's antics and they like to talk to the characters on screen, sharing their own knowledge. They were very interested in the experiments the live footage showed of children, solidifying the lessons learned during the animated segments. We also enjoyed the music. The theme song had the kids singing, and they were rocking back and forth to background music during the episodes.
 
--Ranny

 

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