You put them in a microwave with toothpicks, and turn the microwave on. Then you wait to see which one survives. Totally pointless, but fascinating. No one actually wins, they just get big and turn into blobs. You really the the chick peeps because they stand up better. These were all I had left for the photo shoot.
I am an assistant teacher in a gifted class once a week. We recently studied Romeo and Juliet, and had the kids make peep dioramas depicting scenes from the play. So I got the idea to search the internet for peep dioramas and this is what I found: The Washington Post has a peep diorama contest each year. Hilarious and demented. Here are a couple favorites ...
Peeps Atop a Skyscraper.
Peep Wars.You can see the galleries for the contest winners from this year and the past 2 years here and here.
And here is a website with the movie Lord of the Peeps, Fellowship of the Peep.
Have a great Easter.
