Summary
Peep the little chick loves to play games and invites the reader to join in. Together you clap your hands, touch your nose, wave hello and goodbye, and give yourself a big hug. Fingers wiggle, heads nod "yes, yes, yes," feet stomp on the ground, and at the end Peep blows you a loving kiss.
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Parents' Corner
Reading Level: Pre-A1 This book is made for moving together more than for reading; each page asks for one action. Do each move first, then gently hold your child's hands and repeat it together. On the "Where is your little nose?" page, wait for your child to point, then keep the game going with eyes, ears, and mouth. Imitation and body awareness grow fast at this age, and the kiss and self-hug pages can become a little bedtime ritual every night.
Words We Learned
Clap
To strike palms together loudly to express rhythm or joy.
Wiggle
To move up and down or back and forth with quick little movements.
Hug
To wrap your arms affectionately around someone tight and warm.
Stomp
To bring your feet down heavily and noisily onto the floor.
Nod
To move your head up and down to indicate agreement or greeting.
Interactive Story Quiz
1. What joyful sound do our hands make when we clap them together?
2. How do we say hello and goodbye in the game?
3. What do we do to feel warm, cozy, and loved?
4. What does nodding our head up and down mean?
5. What action creates the strong stomp sound?
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Page 1
This is a little chick named Peep. Peep loves to play games. Come on, let's play with Peep!
Page 2
Let's clap our hands! Clap, clap, clap! Just like Peep. What a happy sound!
Page 3
Now, let's touch our nose. Where is your little nose? Here it is! Beep, beep, beep!
Page 4
Let's wave our hands! Hello! Goodbye! Peep is waving to everyone.
Page 5
Let's give ourselves a big hug! Squeeze, squeeze, so tight and warm! What a lovely feeling!
Page 6
Let's wiggle our fingers (and our wings)! Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle! Look at them dance!
Page 7
Let's nod our head up and down. Yes, yes, yes! Peep is saying yes to everything.
Page 8
Let's stomp our feet on the ground. Stomp, stomp, stomp! Look how strong you are!
Page 9
Let's blow a kiss! Mwah! A loving kiss is flying from Peep to you.
Page 10
Well done! You learned all the games! Learning while you play is so much fun!
- Age Group: Ages 0–3
- Category: Children's Books Animals Education
- Genre: Animal Stories Daily Life Educational Stories
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- Language: EN
- Page: Total 10 pages.
- Listening Time: 59 sec
- Published:
- Updated:
Story Overview & Details
Themes
animals warmth nature daily life
Learning Objectives
- imitation
- naming body parts
- following simple directions
- fine and gross motor skills
Turkish Level: A1.1 English Level: Pre-A1
Parent Guide & Educational Review
This section contains notes prepared by our editorial team to help you make the reading process with your child more productive.
Pedagogical Note for Parents This book is made for moving together more than for reading; each page asks for one action. Do each move first, then gently hold your child's hands and repeat it together. On the "Where is your little nose?" page, wait for your child to point, then keep the game going with eyes, ears, and mouth. Imitation and body awareness grow fast at this age, and the kiss and self-hug pages can become a little bedtime ritual every night.
Message Learning through play is the happiest way to discover our own bodies.
