Travel Seeker!, 2nd ed.

Title: Travel Seeker!, 2nd ed.
Subtitle: Life Skills - Ages 5+
Release Date: 10/15/24
Type: Launchpad Pack
Brand: FarFaria,eKidz.eu
Type: Subject-Based
Audience: Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade

Launchpad Description: Kids will discover a variety of cultures and traditions from around the globe with these fun, interactive storybooks and activities that allow them to sharpen listening and memory skills, learn geography, and more!


This Launchpad contains the following apps:

Ancient Rome for Kids (App)
Discover Rome's fascinating history! Specially designed for kids with voice-overs, fun facts and interactive games to help children build essential knowledge of history at home and school! Features: - The legend of Rome - The rise of the Roman empire - Great inventions of the Romans - Who were the Gladiators? - The Roman Army - Roman family and life at home - The roman senate - Romans Emperors - Can you write today's date using roman numerals ? - What is Latin? - The spread of Latin in the English language - Can you write your age using roman numeral using a stylus and wax tablet? - The fall of the roman empire

Cuantos Tamales (App)
Abuela is making tamales and needs help finding out how many she needs. Children can count the members of the family in this story by Farfaria.

Feelin' the Beat: A Buddy Bolden Story (App)
Hey there jazz cats! Have a New Orleans adventure and learn about the beginnings of jazz! FarFaria's "Feelin' the Beat: A Buddy Bolden Story" is designed to provide children with a perfect story time experience. Like every FarFaria ebook, this title includes professional audio narration with word highlighting and the Common Core Reading Level, independently measured using the Lexile Framework.

Ganesh's Great Battle (App)
Lord Ganesh and the mighty Shiva face off in a great battle. Who will be the winner?

How Ireland Got Its Name (App)
Explore the lakes, dells and wishing wells of Ireland in this story for Saint Patrick's Day. FarFaria's "How Ireland Got Its Name" is designed to provide children with a perfect story time experience. Like every FarFaria ebook, this title includes professional audio narration with word highlighting and the Common Core Reading Level, independently measured using the Lexile Framework.

Joko's Pocket Planet (App)
The world is a giant, confusing puzzle – so you might as well enjoy it. Pocket Planet is a fun jigsaw-puzzle game that will expand your knowledge of geography while driving you slightly nuts trying to find Lesotho. (Yes, it really is a landlocked country shaped something like a well-chewed apple core and completely surrounded by South Africa). Or Andorra, a tiny monarchy wedged between France and Spain and jointly ruled by two co-princes – one of whom is the President of France and the other a Roman Catholic Bishop. Good luck –and we’ll see you in beautiful downtown N'Djamena.

Miniwalla the Forest Story (App)
On the rainforest island of Java in Indonesia, there is a fascinating animal sanctuary called Miniwalla. Miniwalla is home to many exciting animals from elephants to parrots to dogs and fish and any furry, scaly, or feathered friend who needs protection! A young boy, Henry, and his parents take care of the sanctuary. Henry is a courageous boy who loves animals and nature, but who still has a lot to learn about the world. Miniwalla is the brand new musical app from award-winning composter Shirley Choi. This app is an educational experience and an interactive e-book. It’s full of sing-a-long songs, curious critters, and amazing adventures. Miniwalla includes six stories, each teaching lessons about endangered animals, protecting the environment, and how to be a responsible person. Each story features original music and lyrics, so you can follow along as you learn all about the island rainforest of Java and the incredible creatures who live there. Miniwalla also touches on topics such

My Pretend World Travel (App)
Do you love My Pretend Airport, My Pretend Hospital & other My Pretend Games? Then you will LOVE My Pretend World Travel - Kids Traveling Around the World Games FREE! My Pretend World Travel lets you travel around the world in style! Select a Country or Continent and start exploring all the culture and diversity each place has to offer! Explore Asia, and enjoy the festivities of Chinese New Year! Explore North America & Enjoy all the farm animals in rural United States! Visit Mexico and enjoy a Fiesta full of food, piñatas, festivities, animals and more! Visit Antarctica, and explore the glaciers with all the animals, submarines, and even gigantic whales! Visit Europe with a blend of Europe's best cities to explore in one scene! Landmarks from London, Rome & Paris are just some of the unique items you can play with! Tap the umbrella man to watch him fly away into the beautiful skies! Last but not least, explore Australia, one of the world's most unique continents!

The Legend of Maui and the Enchanted Fishhook (app)
Independent; fiction, legend and fable relating how the north and south islands of New Zealand were formed. Uses past tense and historical present tense along with progressive and simple tenses, compound and complex sentences as well as adverbial phrases. Rhetorical question. Uses complex vowel sounds and polysyllabic words. Punctuation incorporates the full range of direct speech, apostrophes of possession and compression, colons, question and exclamation marks, parenthetic commas and of course full stops.

World of Instruments (App)
This world is full of instruments and sounds you may have not known ever existed. Come discover the magical sounds created by different instruments. Ever wondered an instruments origin or the unique sounds they make? Like the Quijada, which is a percussion instrument made from a horses jawbone! Well now you can answer questions like these in World of Instruments. Help!!! Joko sort, name and locate all his father’s legendary collection of instruments, while unlocking trophies the rarer the trophy the more masterful you are. Play the sounds, see their unique design and read their origins to heighten your ethnomusicology and leave you bobbing you’re head.