Jeremy’s Safety Education Series: I Don’t Act Alone Anymore

Children aging 3-10 are in the stage of mental and physical development. They have strong curiosity in everything around. They have poor self-care abilities and are lacking in living and social experience. No matter how hard parents try to protect them, they would still encounter danger. Parents need to pay much attention to children’s safety awareness development during their growing, thus improving their self-protection ability.

This is an original 3D story series for cultivating children’s abilities in their critical period of growth. Stories in this series are set in children’s daily life. By imaginative and childish stories, children could form good habits and learn much following this app!

Design Concept:
Children aging 3-10 lack the ability of distinguishing bad people and dangerous stuff. If they walk or do things alone, they might encounter dangers! The best way of protecting them is to let them know why they shouldn’t act alone.

Jeremy’s class organizes the students to go hiking. Jeremy is so excited that he is always off the team and acts alone when he finds something interested. He even falls into the river and gets hurt!
What else will happen to Jeremy?
Would he keep acting alone?
Open this app to know more!

【Characteristics of the app】

Interactive design and original 3D animation
Exquisite animation and bright colored illustrations
Interesting plots close to daily life
Simple story with great meaning

【Customer reviews】

Wonderful story with great animation and interactive elements!
--- Ruben
The story can attract kids’ attention deeply and teach them some useful knowledge.
--- Lara
Perfect for parent-kid reading! Parents could educate their kids more efficiently with the help of the story.
--- Twins

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