PEEP and the Big Wide World

Peep and the Big Wide World is an animated television program that teaches preschool aged children about a number of different important concepts from the value of being kind to one's friends, to beginning science related information. The show follows the three main characters Peep, Quack and Chirp as they learn how to navigate the sometimes scary, but always interesting world around them.

Peep, a little yellow chick, is the main character from Peep and the Big Wide World. Peep lives by himself in an old can that is close to a forest and pond where he and his friends discover a number of wondrous things. Peep is a very curious creatures who often does experiments to help him to learn more about the world around him. Peep is helped in his quest to discover why things are the way they are by his two best friends Quack and Chirp. Quack is a bombastic blue duck who lives in the nearby pond and often tells the other creatures he meets about just how superior ducks are to other species. Peep's other friend is a more laid back red robin named Chirp who is learning to fly. Chirp tends to serve as the foil to Quack's more outlandish schemes.

In Peep and the Big Wide World Peep, Quack and Chirp learn about a variety of scientific concepts. The creatures learn about such things as how new flowers grow each year, how leverage works and what exactly causes lightening and thunder. The series presents all of these subjects and more in a humorous and simplified way that helps young children learn about things that may have been confusing to them. The show also helps children to learn about the concepts of being a good friend and protecting the environment.

Peep and the Big Wide World is a great show for young children as it not only teaches them about the proper way to treat the world and animals around them, but also helps them learn scientific concepts that will assist them when they start school.