In recognition of International Women’s Day on Thursday, March 8, 2018, our team at Peekapak conducted a survey to understand how females are represented in children’s literature today. 150+ elementary teachers participated. Survey findings reveal that the number of female characters in children’s storybooks pale in comparison to males. In fact, respondents reported that female […]
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Teacher Spotlight: Lindsay Snyder, 2nd Grade Teacher
We are so happy to have 2nd grade teacher, Lindsay Snyder, at Anderson Elementary in Dixon, California, share her experience with Peekapak. Lindsay was among our earliest users and her thoughts and feedback have been invaluable to helping us shape Peekapak. What was your first impression of Peekapak? Lindsay: When I found Peekapak I was actively […]
Case Study: Peekapak at NOLA Micro Schools
Introducing Amika Kali, Elementary Studio Guide at NOLA Micro Schools in New Orleans, LA. Amika talks to us about how she uses Peekapak at her school. The Need for Character Education I was motivated to use Peekapak after having a discussion with our school founder, Kim Gibson, about implementing a character education program that our students could […]
Our Spanish Language Stories Are Here!
We’re really excited to share our Spanish storybooks with teachers. Remember to bookmark this page! Take a peek at our titles: Los amigos de Peekapak y el caos en la clase Aprendiendo a autorregularse (learning about Self-Regulation) Click here to read this book! Los amigos de Peekapak y el Árbol de la gratitud Aprendiendo sobre la […]
Peekapak Introductions: Leo the Hedgehog
To start our summer of sharing, here’s a closer look at Leo the Hedgehog, who is featured in all Peekapak stories. Though quiet, Leo the Hedgehog is the heart of the Peekapak Pals and when he says something, it packs a punch and his friends are wise to listen. Others can often tell how he […]