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OUR REVIEW OF

Tiny Firefighters – Police and Firefighters Activity Book

£2.99

Let children explore a world of firefighters and policemen with wonderful app from wonderkind.

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Ages: 18 Months to 5 Years

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Description

Tiny Firefighters – Police and Firefighters Activity Book is an app that lets children explore a world of firefighters and policemen. It is simple to use and well animated. Players just tap and watch the scenes coming to life.
In the fire department there are stories and adventures involving fighting fires; children will be able to save, rescue and help people and animals. They will help firefighters to put out the blaze; get the cow out of the pond using the crane truck; save the cat from a tree and help the firefighters clear up after the storm.

In the police department children need to catch a pickpocket and a burglar; retrieve the stolen jewels from a magpie; escort a superstar in their limousine and fly against the witch and Superman in your Police helicopter!

There are lots of adventures to engage children and, with the level of humour and surprise, make them smile!

What our testers said

“The cow was silly jumping in the pond” – Boy aged 4

“Whooossssh” – sound of the superman flying. – Boy aged 2

“Look at superman go!” – Boy aged 5

What our experts think

Tiny Firefighters is a delightful app from wonderkind. The animations are engaging and fun and the app had our little testers giggling and wanting to interact!

We were really impressed by the level of detail in the interactive scenes; there was lots for children to see and do. Whilst playing, children tended to naturally verbalise their actions (this level of story telling is a good skill.)

The way you could reveal the ‘What’s Up?’ section was good as it showed players where the interactions were.

Skills developed

– Allows children to explore cause and effect

– Develops creativity and imaginative play

–  Encourages children to verbalise what is happening, developing their storytelling skills

– Encourages children to think about people who help us