The third installment in the award-winning Didi & Ditto grade-based series, “Mother Nature’s Visit” (Preschool) is a fun, colorful, educational adventure that will literally captivate your children from 2 to 4 years. It is the ideal way to introduce children to the wonderful world of computers!

The Story
The story begins when the animals receive a message from Mother Nature announcing her official visit to Smart Valley. They decide to prepare a celebration party for this big event and hold an election to choose a mayor that will be responsible to plan the activities. Zolt the Wolf looses the election. Furious, he wants his revenge… He decides to break all the musical instrument and to hide all the food in order to ruin the party. Then, when Mother Nature will arrive, he will step in and act as a hero! During the gathering Didi and Ditto notice Zolt’s strange behavior and decide to keep an eye on him. It is up to the player to decide which beaver will watch Zolt while the other will help Hootdini get ready for the festivities.

Features
Children love being able to play as either the girl (Didi) or the boy character (Ditto). They will feel part of an extraordinary animated movie with numerous great animations, fantastic characters and environments so rich and colorful, this will surely be their favorite game for a very long time!

Educational Focus
The game supports, as well as develops, children’s essential skills while giving them a super time playing. As children explore the colorful world of Didi & Ditto, they will discover the hidden activities that help them acquire age-appropriate knowledge such as recognizing letters and numbers, counting, classifying, identifying shapes, recognizing sounds, while developing observation skills, understanding oral instructions, etc. Three levels of difficulty are available.


Children will practice:
– Pre-reading: recognize letters, learn the alphabet
– Pre-math: recognize numbers, count, identify shapes, use spatial sense
– Science: recognize animals, learn about the environment, learn about healthy eating
– Art/Music: know colors, recognize sounds, sing
– Thinking skills: use observation skills, sort by attributes, understand oral instructions