Story about ecology
1-2 years
Interactive story
Little Green Walk
Two toddler girls take a gentle evening adventure and learn small eco-friendly habits: picking up litter, saving water, caring for plants, and sharing kindness with nature.
In this interactive story, it's you who chooses the next step at each stage: your decisions influence the course... and the end of the adventure!
Designed for toddlers (2 years and under): a deliberately short, very simple and reassuring story.
The quiz: did you understand the story well?
- Crinkly
- Makes a light, crunchy noise when you touch it.
- Crackle-crackle
- A small, repeated crack sound like dry paper or leaves.
- Dripping
- Water falling in little drops, drip, drip, drip.
- Compost
- Old food and plants that turn into rich dirt for gardens.
- Recycle.
- Put things in a special bin so they can be used again.
- Thirsty
- Needing a drink, like a plant or a person.
- Roots
- The plant parts under the ground that drink water.
- Soil
- The dirt where plants grow and find food.
- Watering can
- A small bucket with a spout to pour water for plants.
- Sprout
- A tiny new plant just coming out of the ground.
- Leak
- A place where water escapes when it should not.
- Statue
- A still shape of a person or animal made of stone or metal.
- Ladybug
- A small red beetle with black spots that lives on plants.
- Squirrel
- A small, jumpy animal with a bushy tail that climbs trees.