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Parent Videos

Parent Videos

Watch parents and children explore science with PEEP. Each video models fun activities families can do together and offers tips on getting children excited about science.

PEEP Family Science Apps

PEEP Family Science Apps

Loaded with videos and hands-on activities, the PEEP apps feature great online and offline science experiences. Choose the app on Shadows, Colors, Ramps, or Sounds—or download all four.

Anywhere Activities

Anywhere Activities

Written by a preschool teacher specializing in early childhood science, these easy-to-do activities can be done anywhere!

Move It, Shake It!

Move It, Shake It!

Jump up and dance with Peep and his friends! Do a 10-minute dance routine or pick a custom set of moves to create your own dance.

Coloring Pages

Coloring Pages

Print out your favorite PEEP characters to color.

Neighborhood Safari

Neighborhood Safari

Go on a neighborhood safari with these printables.

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Home Science Handouts

Get simple ideas for fun science and math activities families can do at home.

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