Dino Tim Premium vs Dittos Keep Safe Adventure

Are you looking for free educational games for your children to learn and enjoy at the same time? Here you go! With “Dino Tim: Learning colors and shapes and my first words” children in preschool age (3, 4, 5 and 6 years old) and primary school will learn with no effort while having fun. The game is entirely translated into English but, if you wish so, you can also use Tim the Dino to learn Spanish, French, Italian... You only need to switch languages! It suits perfectly to every age although it’s specifically suggested for pre-school and primary school (3-8 years). Enjoy the adventure! Some funny witches have abducted Tim’s family. Become a superhero and help him rescuing them! Thanks to the good witch, you will be able to fly and collect figures that will allow you to do magic and turn the witches into animals!! Children will experience an exciting adventure, solving puzzle games with colors and geometric shapes, running, flying, jumping and doing magic to unblock all the dino-characters and all game modes. EDUCATIONAL TARGETS: Learn to recognise geometric shapes: square, circle, rectangle, triangle, pentagon and rhombus. Enhance speed, attention and psychomotoricity with the color recognizing game: red, green, blue, yellow, etc. Learn first words, letters, consonants and vowels (literacy -abc-) in a fun manner in his native language (English). Start learning a foreign language (Spanish, French, Italian…) for pre-school and primary school children (3-12 years old). Resolve educational puzzles about different geometric shapes: squares, circles, rectangles, triangles, trapeziums and rhombuses. Learn and enhance coordination and fine motor skill in youngsters. Develop visual perception of different shapes and objects in motion. Develop attention and concentration in children. Our development studio, EducaGames, has wide experience in developing educational apps that combine learning and fun. So don’t miss it and download the free educational game: Dino Tim!

Bravehearts Foundation (Est. 1997) is a leading, Australian child protection organisation with a mission to provide a coordinated and holistic approach to the prevention and treatment of child sexual abuse. For more information visit: bravehearts.org.au. Ditto's Keep Safe Adventure Game brings to life the latest research from child protection experts through scenarios and games, teaching children (aged 3+) important personal safety strategies to help keep them safe in a non-confrontational, enjoyable way. Each scenario is underpinned by Ditto’s 3 Keep Safe Rules: 1. We all have the right to feel safe with people 2. It’s okay to say no if you feel unsafe or unsure 3. Nothing is so yucky that you can’t tell someone about it The game features Bravehearts’ mascot, Ditto with his five friends who each learn how to Recognise, React and Report to help them keep safe. - Frankie learns how to recognise safe and unsafe feelings. - Watson learns how to identify warning signs. - Belle learns about her body and that her private parts belong to her. - Sam learns about eSafety and ways to keep safe online. - Georgia learns about trust and that nothing is so yucky that you can’t tell someone about it. The game builds on the foundation of Ditto’s Keep Safe Adventure Program which includes a live show, online learning materials and resources, offering greater accessibility for all young children and their families to personal safety strategies across Australia. Since 2006, Bravehearts has delivered Ditto’s Keep Safe Adventure Program to over 1.4 million children and empowered them with knowledge and skills of personal safety. Created by Chaos Theory Games.