Description

Hands-on building turns into a gentle lesson in habitats in this creative sandbox where you help small animals design homes that fit their lives, their weather, and their favorite foods; how to play: pick a client—monkeys who adore bananas and sturdy treetop platforms, penguins who need insulation and smooth ice blocks, rabbits who thrive in sunlit greenhouses for carrots, and bears who prefer warm timber walls—and follow a friendly blueprint that teaches measuring, cutting, and joining without stress; tap to gather materials, drag to saw along dotted lines, rotate beams to make triangles for strong roofs, and place fasteners where guidelines glow; weather tests run after you build, showering rain onto roofs, puffing wind across frames, and dropping pretend snow so you can spot leaks and shore up supports; décor is earned, not handed out—paint after the structure passes a stability check, plant shrubs for shade, hang tools on sturdy hooks, and add a rain barrel to teach reuse; tips that keep projects smooth: level the ground first so floors don’t creak later, cross-brace corners on taller walls, match door width to the biggest item an animal carries (a basket of carrots, a stack of fish), and always place ladders inside monkey houses so night storms don’t make climbing risky; time-saving tricks include sorting wood by length before you start, snapping chalk lines to align shingles, and building a tiny test panel to see how a paint color dries in sun; little math moments show up naturally—count nails, compare plank lengths, estimate how many glass panes make a greenhouse—and the game rewards close observation with “fix-it” bonuses when you catch a weak spot before a test; controls are simple—drag to move, pinch to size, long-press for rotate—and accessibility supports many learners with text-to-speech steps, color-independent icons on tools, and a relaxed mode that removes timers entirely; mini-review: the best part is watching an animal try the new home for the first time—penguins slide happily across a cool entry ramp, rabbits check planter boxes and thump with approval, monkeys bounce a test branch without shaking the deck, and a sleepy bear settles into a sunlit nook—and knowing the sturdiness came from your thoughtful choices; unique blurb: beneath the bright colors sits a quiet systems lesson—structure before style, purpose before paint—and kids come away proud of houses that not only look charming but also keep their tiny neighbors safe and snug.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play