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"PEEP and the Big Wide World Trash Stash" is a game featuring Chirp the robin that helps players practice categorization skills. Players sort objects by color, edibility, and material, with increasing complexity as they progress. The game encourages noticing that objects can belong to multiple categories, and older kids may enjoy guessing the set before it's announced.

"Quack's Apples" is a game featuring the duck Quack, where players help him get apples into a pond for his fish museum. By adjusting the placement of sticks, players practice the engineering design process as they test and tweak their routes. The game increases in difficulty by adding more obstacles, challenging players to constantly refine their solutions.

"Peep and the Big Wide World Sounds Like Fun!" is an interactive app that lets kids explore music and sound properties by mixing and matching rhythms featuring the show's characters. This open-ended activity encourages offline exploration and is a great way to introduce preschoolers to science concepts in a fun and engaging way. The app is based on the animated series that combines humor, lovable characters, and comprehensive science curriculum to attract and engage kids aged 3-5.

"Peep and the Big Wide World Hide and Peep" is a hide-and-seek game featuring the lovable character Peep and his friends. Players tap on the screen to find hidden characters in the tool shed, with increasing difficulty based on successful rounds. This game helps children practice observation and memory skills, promoting scientific habits of mind. It's based on the animated series "PEEP and the Big Wide World," which teaches science in an innovative way.

Get ready for the ultimate match-up! This House Hunt app, which features the lovable chick, Peep, puts a new twist on a basic matching game. Kids turn pairs of leaves by tapping them, not to find identical pictures, but to pair animals with their homes. Can you help Mole find his way home? The House Hunt app has been carefully constructed to demonstrate that some habitats (such as trees or water)…

Eight fish swim gently in a line. In this Which Fish app, kids must observe the pattern the fish form and select which fish, from a choice of three, to assign to the rightmost position. If they are correct, Quack will respond and a new set of fish will appear. The Which Fish app was designed to teach kids about pattern recognition through self-leveling. If players answer a round without error, th…

Get ready to dive into some fun! In this Fish Swish app, which features the hilariously quirky duck Quack, kids help Quack count fish. Quack is underwater visiting his fish friends and giving them balloon rides. In order find out how many balloons he needs, kids have to tell him how many fish there are. The only problem is there's not much time to count them! Fish swim across the screen and kids t…

It's springtime and the ground is covered with cherry blossoms! In this Flower Power app, Chirp and Quack have collected a pile of blossoms and need help sharing so that each has the same amount. Players drag the flowers to divide them into equal groups until Chirp and Quack have all the flowers and both are happy. When players get really good, Peep might decide he wants some flowers too. Then, th…

Quack hides, you seek! In this Where's Quack app, the hilariously quirky Quack hides in a number of different locations. In each location, different hiding places change the way Quack's voice sounds. Is he muffled, or maybe far away? Is he down a hole, or underwater? Players can help Peep find Quack by listening as they look for him. There are also a few surprises along the way! The Where's Quack…

Is that a square over there? Wait, it might be a triangle! Yikes, it looks like Chirp needs your help to find different shapes in her backyard! Our world is made of shapes. They're everywhere you look! Triangle roofs, circle eyes, and square houses, just to name a few. In this game kids click things that look like certain shapes and when they've found them all, the shapes come to life along with…