After everyone at the pond worked on it, she loves it, but there was no fish in the pond. When she looked at the pond, she did not like it and told Quack the pond needs to be bigger and that she needs a flat rock for sunbathing, flowers, nuts to eat, tall grass and a fish. After the beavers promised to make a pond for her the next day, she liked the idea. When Quack told her she needs to leave, she said that Quack is so funny and drifts off to sleep. She had a concert in Quack's pond which made Quack sad. Set in and around a pond, a bush, and a tin can, PEEP and the Big Wide Worldfollows a newly hatched chicken named Peep, and his friends Chirp and Quack (a robin and a duck), on their daily adventures. Quack says you can't give someone a new name, but Chirp says she isn't sure if he can stop her. The ducks don't believe this so she gives Quack a new name: Plurp. After comparing the two ducks, Peep and Chirp announce that they are the exact same thing. Peep thinks they are both ducks, but she and Quack don't agree. After meeting Quack, she doesn't believe that he is a duck. When she asks if there is a pond where she can stay for the night, Chirp points to Quack's pond so she goes there. She meets Peep and Chirp after they hear her singing.
The Beavers - When Beaver Boy's Dad suggests that they make Female Quack a pond for herself, she declines, but eventually changes her mind, and thanks the Beavers for making the pond for her and finding a solution.Įpisode appearances Major appearances Quack Quack However, she denies it when Peep and Chirp try to convince them that they are both ducks after comparing them. Throughout the two episodes, she reminds the two that Quack is a squink, and his name is Plurp. Peep and Chirp - Female Quack is kind to Peep and Chirp, mostly because they are not ducks, and she is not in competition with them. Chirp is collecting things that are square, so Quack starts a collection of things with. She later becomes more generous, as she gives him his name back, along with his pond. She insists that she should keep Quack's name to herself, giving Quack the name “Plurp”, which everyone calls him until she decides to give the name back. Pink Quack often points out that she is a duck, and Quack is a “squink”, despite Quack also being a duck. Quack - Female Quack is the most snobbish when she talks to Quack, mostly because he is a duck, as they argue whether if they are both ducks. She is a minor antagonist in the show, but later becomes a minor supporting character as of the end of One Duck Too Many. She made her debut in the episode Quack Quack and lives in a pond just like Quack. Since then, she has never reappeared in the show. She even gives Quack a new name, Plurp.įemale Quack acts nice when Quack, Beaver Boy, and his parents surprise her with a new pond away from Quack's. According to many other characters, she has a very good singing voice, and performed a concert about ducks in Quack's pond with all of his friends. During the two episodes she is in, she takes over Quack's pond, his name, and his friends, but later returns them. Female Quack has almost the same appearance as Quack, save for being covered in pink feathers, and wears a tan sun hat with a pink flower on it, instead of the white sailor hat Quack wears.įemale Quack is often characterized as impudent, bossy, snobbish, and even more self-centered than Quack is. Wry and distinctive visual humor, charming plotlines, and lovable characters combine with a comprehensive science curriculum to attract and engage kids three to five years old.įor more exciting PEEP and the Big Wide World content, visit.
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The animated series PEEP and the Big Wide World gives wings to the innovative idea of teaching science to preschoolers. The PEEP and the Big Wide World Paint Splat app from WGBH was produced by WGBH, the producers of PEEP and the Big Wide World, with additional development work by CloudKid. Kids can experiment with mixing whatever colors they like or they can try to match the color Chirp holds up. Tapping on the hose washes the paint off, enabling kids to have a fresh start. Like many of our games, this one gets harder only if the player is succeeding.īy tapping on the paint tubes, players can make Quack squirt up to two blobs of blue, yellow, and red paint onto a fence. If the color orange, purple or green (which make up the secondary color group) is successfully created, Chirp offers some of the harder-to-mix tertiary colors. Paint Splat offers kids the opportunity to experiment with mixing colors or match a color Chirp holds up a on a card. Ready, Set, Splat! In this Paint Splat app, which features the hilariously quirky duck, Quack and his plucky robin friend, Chirp, kids make Quack jump on paint tubes to mix colors on the fence.
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