Peekapak review
A blended Pre-K–12 SEL curriculum with stories, activities, check-ins, and progress reports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Peekapak brings social-emotional learning and wellbeing lessons to schools, educators, students, and families across Pre-K–12. Its blended curriculum uses stories, interactive activities, games, digital and printable resources, and home challenges to cover skills such as empathy, self-regulation, respect, decision-making, and stress management. It suits schools that want SEL content for classroom, hybrid, or remote use, with family activities extending learning beyond school. Homeschool subscriptions are also offered for up to 3 children.
The curriculum pairs lessons with tools for reflection and progress monitoring: students can complete SEL self-assessments and feelings check-ins, while educators have tracking tools, curriculum and lesson-completion reports, and moodboard reports. That combination is useful for schools looking to connect activities with visibility into participation and wellbeing. Rostering integrations with Google Classroom, Clever, and ClassLink can fit schools already using those services. Peekapak is available on web and Android, with cloud and mobile deployment.
Plans are organized around audience and student capacity: a Homeschool Subscription covers up to 3 children, while PRO subscriptions range from up to 30 to up to 700 students, with a custom-pricing option above 700. Plans include the SEL resource library or resources, interactive lessons and activities, tracking and assessment tools, and digital and printable materials; a one-hour live virtual professional-development session appears on several, but not all, PRO tiers. The product offers a free plan and a 14-day trial. Store subscriptions were marked sold out when accessed, so availability may vary. Choose Peekapak if story-led blended lessons, family engagement, and classroom reporting are central to your SEL program; consider another option if you need a uniformly included PD session or a single plan structure across school sizes.
Peekapak pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Blends story lessons, interactive games, and printable resources.
- Includes self-assessments, mood check-ins, and completion reports.
- Google Classroom, Clever, and ClassLink support teacher rostering.
- Where it doesn't
- A live virtual PD session is included only with some student-capacity plans.
- PRO subscriptions are divided into multiple student-capacity tiers.
- Store subscriptions were marked sold out when accessed, so availability may vary.
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