KID LEARNING GAMES Happytouch® vs BOSCONET

••• NOMINATED FOR BEST KIDS PUZZLE OF THE YEAR ••• Age recommendation: age 2 and up Oooh! Can you put the elephant back together again? Part 2 of the best-loved children's' puzzle (2+) is now finally available in the store. From ape to zebra – another bunch of new, cute puzzles is waiting to be done! Each of the 30 puzzles has nine large pieces to be put back in the right order. The reward? A whole lot of great animal fun! Take a look - it's free! This substantial app offers charming illustrations, amusing effects and sounds – all just waiting to be discovered! The app will give your child hours of enjoyment; there is always something new to discover – all in a single child-friendly app. Our Happy Touch promise: Each app is developed in cooperation with young parents and children. The parents' suggestions are directly incorporated in our development process. This lets us bring you the best apps for children! As you know, puzzles, books, and games usually cost several times as much as the app but still often end up in a corner after only a short while. This app is different: It holds children's interest longer. It activates their most important learning stages: touching, hearing, observing, and responding. This is a fun process that parents can watch and join. Experience shows that many adults also enjoy Happy Touch apps. Your child can look forward to: - Green Jungle World (FREE) - Desert World (Add-on) - Mountains World (Add-on) - Underground World (Add-on) - Polar World (Add-on) - Fantasy World (Add-on) A variety of animals, sounds, and amusing animations are waiting to be discovered. It's a playful way to introduce your child to modern devices – a trend that is becoming more and more popular. Have fun learning. Your Happy Touch Development Team • Happy Touch on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/HappyTouchApps • • Reviews, tips, new apps, contests & more • Free Trial & Subscriptions (optional): • Subscriptions provide features for a price as offered in the app • Payment will be charged to the iTunes Account • You will be able to access the content for the duration of the subscription • The subscription automatically renews for the same price and duration period as the original package unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period • The account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period at the cost of the chosen package • Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's iTunes Account Settings after purchase • No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period • You may cancel a subscription during its free trial period via the subscription setting through your iTunes account • This must be done 24 hours before the end of the subscription period to avoid being charged. Please visit http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4098 for more information. • Any unused portion of a free-trial period, will be forfeited when the user purchases a HappyTouch subscription Privacy Policy: https://happy-touch-apps.com/english/privacy-policy Terms of use : https://happy-touch-apps.com/english/terms-and-conditions More information: www.happy-touch-apps.com www.facebook.com/happytouchapps

The organisation, its mission and methodology are inspired by Don Bosco. He was himself orphaned at the tender age of two and he dedicated his entire adult life to the service of children and young people, particularly the poorest among them. A few admirers and followers of this ‘Father of the Young’ – Salesians, alumni and well-wishers – have come together to form this organisation to carry forward thte vision and mission of Don Bosco. India, and the whole of South Asia, is passing today through a stage of development very similar to what took place in Italy in the days of our model and guide: rapid industrialisation resulting in a massive movement of uneducated young people to the towns in search of work who are exploited by entrepreneurs; displacement of people in the rural areas as land is acquired for new enterprises; large numbers of illiterate children engaged in earning a livelihood for their families instead of attending school; the rich getting richer and the poor neglected and ignored.