Teachers: Let’s get the conversation started!

How would you like to see your students become more engaged in class?

How great would it be if your students had something to say when you asked a question? That they were excited about the curriculum. Maybe, that they truly began thinking about what they were doing and saying.

They could be. With BeakSpeak, this fun, educational story brings to light social situations, moral bias and addresses bullying – all by focusing on the fact that ‘chickens’ should be more specific when communicating.

BeakSpeak The Workbook

The BeakSpeak Workbook

This is a perfect book for teachers and home-school parents to present to their classes and students.

As the students read through the pages, the enclosed questions can be asked directly after reading that page or at the end of the story. It is designed to get the conversation started. Raise questions they wouldn’t have thought to ask and explain how important proper communication is.

BeakSpeak Chapter Books for Tween Readers!

My goal is to enhance critical thinking skills, build confidence and social awareness, and demonstrate how kindness defeats bullying.


BeakSpeak 5: Cajun French & Paris Connection

A Crawfish Boil leads to a lesson on the French War and the migration of the Acadian people who settled in south Louisiana and became known as the Cajuns. This led the chickens on a field trip to New Orleans, to partake in some famous Cajun cuisine, enjoy a bayou festival and practice their newly learned French vocabulary. Later, with a formal invitation to Paris for a very special family event, Peggy decides to bring the BeakSpeak group with her. They explore the grand city, the famous food and the historical sites with some chicken hi-jinks of course. This action-packed story is full of history, dissension, celebration and of course, the French Connection.

BeakSpeak 4: Fiesta Texas

In this action-packed adventure, the BeakSpeak chickens learn about Fiesta Texas. They throw flowers at the Battle of the Flowers Parade, Dance on the River, bull ride for Charreda, and get “lit up” at the Flamenco Parade. Afterwards, someone gets carted off by a coyote & helped by a chicken whisper, while another gets to hatch some baby chicks! The chickens will experience countless of adventures that children of all ages will enjoy.

BeakSpeak 3: Day of the Dead

When the chickens learn about the Mexican festival Dia de los Muertos (the Day of the Dead) they take a rewarding cultural journey marked by Spanish phrases, cemeteries, spirits of their ancestors, terror and joy.

New Chapter book for children available now!


BeakSpeak 2: The Dancing Chickens

Join the BeakSpeak flock as they dodge coyotes, almost get picked off by a hungry chicken hawk, and come face to face with the weirdest, most peculiar situation ever:  Dancing Chickens!

Educational Chapter book for children available now!


BeakSpeak: A Fable & Language Workbook

Meet the BeakSpeak characters, a diverse group of young chickens that learn how to understand each other better in this colorfully illustrated story.

Full-color Workbook for children available now!

This book could be used to teach so many different topics in a classroom. Read it to a class when studying fables, or when you need a lesson on bullying or stereotypes. It would also be a great example of descriptive writing. The characters illustrations are cute and colorful, and will definitely help keep a students attention.

Leslie Powell

Older elementary age children will enjoy this fun, entertaining book that accentuates the author’s love of chickens and language. Excellent use of storytelling built around both academic and social lessons. Ann Farmer, Elementary and Special Education Teacher, Irving ISD, Hurst-Eulist-Bedford ISD, and Spring Branch ISD, 33 years

Ann Farmer