Animal World (Full Version) vs Five Big Dinosaurs

** Full version: farm + 5 continents - A free version with in-app purchases is also available ** "Find them all: looking for animals" is a game for CHILDREN FROM 2 TO 8 YEARS which offers them the opportunity to see animals in their natural habitat (farm, savannah, desert, etc.). **** The most complete educational game about animals **** - 192 animals from 6 continents - Names in 8 languages - Calls,animated pictures, cards, photos and now videos! - Over 200 audio commentaries - It’s child’s play: find the animals, take photos of them, create puzzles, win prizes etc. ** Optimised for children ** - Assistance and instructions are spoken - Simplified interface - Multi-user: all children can have their own account and settings. - No advertising and parental control ** Educational features ** - Learn the language - Explore foreign languages - Concentrate and stay focused - Solve puzzles ** The game step by step ** - "Where is ...": only one animal is present in the scenery: the child has to scroll to find it. A "bobble head" type card appears. - "Take a photo": when all the animals have been found, the child wins a camera. - "Night is falling...": the child has to touch as many animals as possible before nightfall. - "It's night time, only the animals eyes appear...": the child has to find the remaining animals with the help of a torch. - "Make a jigsaw": the child is able to make jigsaws with the camera (4/6/12/20 pieces on iPhone, up to 42 pieces on iPad). - "the Photo Quiz": the child answers a series of questions in order to win new photos! - Cameraman: find him to see video clips of animals! - "Game over": the child is able to play again and find other animals in a different environment. ** Other functions ** - The Card album contains the cards which have been released during the game. - The Photo album contains all the photos taken during the game. Therefore, the child is able to try the jigsaws again. - Discover information about animals by taking photos! - Listen to the animals' name in 7 languages. - Printable booklets ** Farm animals ** - Bee, donkey, lamb, duck, cat, horse, goat, dog, pig, cockerel, turkey, frog, owl, rabbit, sheep, goose, magpie, foal, hen, chick, fox, mouse, tortoise, cow. ** Animals of Africa ** - Lion, lioness, meerkat, cheetah, hyena, ostrich, okapi, elephant, zebra, wildebeest, giraffe, rhinoceros, hippopotamus, crocodile, springbok, greater kudu, camel, fennec fox, cobra, oryx, gorilla, chimpanzee, baboon, flamingo. ** Animals of Oceania ** - Echidna, kiwi, bat, cassowary, ibis, red crab, green turtle, humpback whale, dolphin, dugong, manta ray, sea lion, monitor lizards, saltwater crocodile, kangaroo, emu, wombat, Tasmanian devil, koala, cuscus , platypus, frill-necked lizard, dingo, great white shark. ** Animals of Asia ** - Tiger, panda, red panda, Asian elephant, Indian rhinoceros, orangutan, proboscis monkey, red-crowned crane, snow leopard, saiga, clouded leopard, bactrian camel, yak, gharial, Malayan tapir, water buffalo, pangolin, peafowl, sun bear, caracal, hornbill, langur, python, tarsier. ** Animals of North America ** - Mustang, bison, coyote, rattlesnake, vulture, prairie dog, roadrunner, pronghorn, black-tailed jackrabbit, grizzly, moose, raccoon, skunk, puma, bald eagle, bighorn sheep, mountain Goat, wolverine, polar bear, arctic fox, snowy owl, seal, walrus, beluga. ** Animals of South America ** - Amazon river dolphin, anaconda, armadillo, caiman, capybara, chinchilla, coati, condor, giant anteater, iguana, jaguar, lion tamarin, llama, macaw, maned wolf, mara, ocelot, red-eyed treefrog, rhea, scarlet ibis, sloth, spectacled bear, spider monkey, toucan.

Have fun learning to count down from five to one with this counting song. The song and animation stop at the end of each verse and a simple touch of the screen or press of a switch will continue the counting song. This app uses simple clear graphics, which include the numbers and words to sing along with high quality voice over to encourage correct pronunciation of the number names. The clear uncluttered layout helps learners with visual and perceptual difficulties to access the activities and focus on the learning objectives. The topic and song have been designed to provide additional appeal to older learners who still need to continue to work on early number concepts Key features • Count down from five to one • Sing along to practice counting down • Lots of repetition of number names • Clear visual and auditory feedback for numbers and number names • Easy access, just touch the screen to move on, ideal for users with motor difficulties Includes two follow-up activities • Counting up – touch the screen or press a switch to count up to five • Count along number line – errorless activity using touch or switch to count to five This set of activities is an enjoyable way to help a early learners become familiar with seeing and hearing numbers from one to five. It can be used with touch and with single and two switch access using a suitable switch interface. If only they been to get their flu jab we might still have dinosaurs!