Peep and the Big Wide World
1988
34 min
Coming soon
This series of three 10-minute films features Peep the chicken, Chirp the robin and Quack the duck. On their travels, they meet a cat, a ladybug, a turtle and a frog who speaks from both sides of his mouth. Narrated by Peter Ustinov, these films are great for young children aged 3–5.
Details
This series of three 10-minute films features Peep the chicken, Chirp the robin and Quack the duck. On their travels, they meet a cat, a ladybug, a turtle and a frog who speaks from both sides of his mouth. Narrated by Peter Ustinov, these films are great for young children aged 3–5.
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storyKaj Pindal
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directorKaj Pindal
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animationKaj Pindal
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producerMichael Scott
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narratorPeter Ustinov
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assistant directorCraig Welch
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additional animationCraig Welch
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educational consultantArlene Moscovitch
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narration - writerArlene Moscovitch
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musicAnnie Pindal
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sound editingGary OppenheimerPeter Jermyn
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editingKaj PindalJohn KramerCraig Welch
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computer graphicsWendy WalkerBill Pong
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re-recordingPatrick Spence-Thomas
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unit administratorSonya Munro
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executive producerJohn Spotton
Education
Ages 5 to 8
Study Guides - Guide 1 | Guide 2 | Guide 3 | Guide 4 | Guide 5 | Guide 6
Civics/Citizenship - Citizen Responsibilities
Civics/Citizenship - Federal/Provincial Government
English Language Arts - Children's Stories/Fables
History and Citizenship Education - Civil Rights and Freedoms
Social Studies - Law
Talk to students about the concept of “shallow” water. Talk about the differences and similarities between a duck, a chicken and a robin. Encourage children to explain why the cat really wanted to help the three birds. Talk about the differences in the number of legs each animal has. Discuss the concept of shadows and why the animals were afraid of them.
