FOR THE BIG PEOPLE

Small screens. Shared moments.

A little help choosing an adventure that feels right for your family.

Professor Pesto conducts golden stars while Herman and Little Chicken play on their felt stage
The stars are rehearsing. Quietly? Absolutely not.

Start with a look together.

The Ask Little Chicken Show is an independent world of felt films, playful games, and offline activities created by ERosner Design. You can explore without an account, a child’s name, or an email address.

Our films are imaginative adventures, not preschool lessons. They include dramatic creatures and moments of danger. Please preview them before sharing; you know your child best.

Little Chicken Goes Into a Black Hole

Includes menacing fantasy creatures, fire, lightning, and characters in danger. Grown-ups: preview before sharing, especially with younger or sensitive children.

Preview the 7:48 film

Little Chicken Goes to the Moon

Includes a large toothy fantasy creature and adventurous peril. Grown-ups: preview to decide whether it suits your child or group.

Preview the 2:43 film

Make room for a conversation.

Pause when something catches your child’s attention. Try “What did you notice?” or “How do you think they feel?” Listen for their own ideas rather than looking for a right answer.

If a scene feels too much, stop, talk, or choose a game instead. All three games can be played independently of the films.

Play without pressure.

The quiz welcomes another try, memory has no clock, and the star orchestra lets children explore counting at their own pace. Sound starts off, and motion can be paused. A grown-up can help read the short instructions.

Find a little game

A quieter kind of website.

No advertising, public chat, child accounts, purchases, or competitive leaderboards. We do not install mouse session recorders or advertising pixels.

Read about privacy and measurement

For a classroom or small group.

Use an individual movie still, ask an observation question, and move into a hands-on activity. You do not need to show the entire film.

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