Kytix Games Review - Sesame Street’s The Big Moving Adventure

A look at Sesame Street’s The Big Moving Adventure game, a wonderful app designed to help children who are moving soon or just recently moved understand what to expect when relocating and the strong feelings they’re going through.
This review features the full game experience, which is entirely free and has no ads or in-app purchases.
Fun Factor: 3/5
Creativity: 3/5
Educational Value: 5/5
Age Range: 2-6
Sesame Street’s The Big Moving Adventure is another amazing game brought to you by the wonderful people at Sesame Workshop. It makes moving fun for young children by letting them create their very own Muppet friend they help through the moving process. It walks through the full experience, hearing the news, packing, saying goodbye, expressing feelings, traveling, exploring the new home, and making new friends.
There’s also a helpful Parents Section that contains detailed tips and suggestions to help families who are in the process of relocating. This experience is tied specifically to military families, who move rather frequently, but is still a very helpful and informative app for any family going through the moving experience.
Download from:
Google Play: bit.ly/352TUq0
App Store: apple.co/3lXqkcr
FEATURES
Customize a Muppet friend and help him/her move to a new home.
Decide which toys and books to pack
Interactive photo tool, to take pictures of the people and places you are saying goodbye to
Explore different ways to say goodbye to people, places, and things at the old home.
Choose how the Muppet friend could be feeling about the big move.
Color in a special postcard sent by the Muppet friend’s toys
Explore the new home and unpack toys and books from the moving truck.
Meet new friends at the new home, including some familiar, furry faces
LEARN ABOUT
Moving process
Packing
Saying goodbye
Understanding feelings
Making new friends
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