Pepi Tree vs A Breathtaking Picnic

Pepi Tree is an educational activity for the whole family, where children explore tree-dwelling animals and their habitat in a fun way. Sometimes you run out of time to explore nature in a forest or a park with your toddler? No worries, Pepi Tree will help to learn about the ecosystem of a forest tree! This educational activity is focused on a tree as an ecosystem or simply as a home for different animals. Play with the little ones and explore cute hand-drawn and animated characters: a little caterpillar, a spiny hedgehog, a long-legged spider, a friendly squirrel family, a cute owl and a lovely mole. All animals live on a separate floors of the forest tree and offers six different mini toddler games. While playing different levels, children will get to know many fun facts about nature, forest ecosystem and inhabitants, such as caterpillar, hedgehog, mole, owl, squirrel and others: what they look like, what they eat and how they get their food, when they sleep, where exactly they live - in the branches, on the leaves or under the ground, and much more. Key features: • More than 20 cute hand-drawn characters: caterpillar, hedgehog, mole, owl, squirrel family and others; • Educational activity for children and the whole family. • 6 different mini educational games with multiple levels for your toddler; • 6 original music tracks; • Beautiful nature illustrations and animations; • No rules, win or lose situations; • Recommended age for little players: from 2 to 6 years. Terms of use:https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

A super-game and a fun-packed interactive tale to help children discover that lives can be saved with a few simple steps. This app has been created by Elastico, winner of the premio Andersen literary award in 2015, for the non-profit association IRC (Italian Resuscitation Council), as part of the "Kids Save Lives" project, supported by the World Health Organization, for the diffusion of basic first aid skills to schoolchildren. The story of Tum-Tum the Bear and the Squirrel Family is a playful way of conveying a fundamental concept: in case of cardiac arrest and choking, we can take action – indeed, we must! With a few simple steps: you just need to learn them, as soon as possible, perhaps through play. So get started right away: take your children into the magical woodland world, listen to the story… and touch everything you see on the screen. You'll get a lot of surprises! In the part dedicated to mums and dads, you will find some essential information on what to do in these emergency situations. The Italian Resuscitation Council (IRC) is a non-profit scientific association that has been working intensively for years to teach people about CPR and cardiorespiratory emergencies. Since 2013, IRC has been organizing periodical awareness-raising campaigns across Italy: Viva! cardiopulmonary resuscitation week (www.settimanaviva.it). The update of 2022 was supported by Azienda USL di Bologna (www.ausl.bologna.it) with the contribution of the Fondazione del Monte di Bologna e Ravenna (www.fondazionedelmonte.it).