1st hit in Google search!

…and 2^nd and 3^rd and 7^th and 8^th etc. I wondered why I got so many hits from American teachers. It’s quite unbelievable really. It’s that girl Pippi Longstocking again!

I wrote about her not long ago and had some children’s drawings in a Smilebox together with a worksheet I had “made earlier”. I am a bit nerdy when it comes to statistics and like to see how people find my insignificant blog. Some are looking for info on the Rheinturm clock in Düsseldorf, others have found my angry “SAAB logo” (type in those words and you’ll find it on the first image page in Google), but Pippi is the clear favourite.

My top search hits on Pippi Longstocking

Pippi Longstocking comprehension – 1^st in Google

Pippi Longstocking drawing - 2^nd in Google

Pippi Longstocking comp questions - 3^rd in Google

Pippi Longstocking comprehension quiz - 7^th in Google

Pippi Longstocking comprehension questions - 7^th in Google

Pippi Longstocking lesson plan – 7^th in Google

Pippi Longstocking lesson plans – 8^th in Google

All of these, and similar search words, find my blog quite easily. I have found that the books about Pippi are on recommended reading lists for elementary kids in the US, so that might explain the interest from what seems to be mainly young teachers. I assume they are young because they all spell her name using lower case letters. Young teachers these days, oh dear me! ;-) Or am I prejudiced?