"Save a broom ride a witch" In popular culture, witches have long been associated with brooms as their preferred mode of transportation. From comic books to movies, brooms have been depicted as the trusty steeds on which witches fly through the night sky. However, as society progresses and becomes more environmentally conscious, the iconic image of a witch riding a broom may need to be reevaluated. Brooms, traditionally made from natural materials such as twigs and straw, have been replaced by modern alternatives. Today, brooms made from synthetic materials are more common, which have a negative impact on the environment. These synthetic brooms are made from non-biodegradable materials, and their production contributes to the use of fossil fuels and the generation of greenhouse gases.
The little bat will help and guide you through the adventure.
Features - 20 interactive pages in 3D - 9 different games - 2 levels of difficulty according to age - Voices and text both in English and French - 20 minutes to share and enjoy with the family - 2 reading modes Read To Me or Read By Myself - 4 challenges to help unlock a surprise game - Marvelously illustrated, with funny and colorful characters. Note if you have trouble buying the full version, check that in-app purchases are allowed on your device Settings- General- in app purchases or contact us by email at contact slimcricket.
These synthetic brooms are made from non-biodegradable materials, and their production contributes to the use of fossil fuels and the generation of greenhouse gases. In addition to the environmental concerns surrounding modern brooms, there are also animal welfare issues when it comes to the transportation of witches. Many brooms are made using horsehair bristles, which involve the harvesting and processing of animal hair.
The Witch With No Name 4+
The Witch With No Name is an artful blend of story and games.
In this version, you can read and play the first 6 pages of this highly interactive story.
If you enjoy it, buy the full version in one click.
(Note : if you have trouble buying the full version, check that in-app purchases are allowed on your device (Settings->General->in app purchases) or contact us by email at [email protected])
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*AppySmarts.com : (94/100) Editor's fav
* USA Today (4/4): This is a magical romp, full of witchy fun.
* Apps4Kids.net : A spotless production for a beautiful story app that will allow our little ones hours of fun and interactivity. Worth every penny!
* TheiPhoneAppReview.com: "The Witch With No Name easily earns our recommendation!"
* iPhoneFootPrint: "This interactive ebook is totally worth its price if you are planning to get something that you want your kids to enjoy."
* iHeartThisApp : "The Witch With No Name is an awesome interactive story."
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In this original 3D tale, you will experience the curious adventure of a witch who lost her name.
This morning, she received a helpful package : the latest “U-see-all” crystal ball
With the reader's active participation and thanks to her domesticated bat advices, she'll go on a quest to get her name back.
Your child will be able to read and play around at the same time :
- Assemble jigsaw puzzle
- Go and tidy up the goblin's room
- Pick up a nose hair from a giant
- Collect fireflies
- Create the magical potion
- And many other surprises !
“The Witch With No Name” will appeal to kids aged 4 to 10.
Pick up the difficulty level depending on your child age
The little bat will help and guide you through the adventure.
Experience a unique use of the camera, microphone, compass and gyroscope, for the first time all used in a story.
Share a magic moment with your child, on tablet or smartphone.
A major surprise awaits you at the end of the story.
Features :
- 20 interactive pages in 3D
- 9 different games
- 2 levels of difficulty according to age
- Voices and text both in English and French
- 20 minutes to share and enjoy with the family
- 2 reading modes : "Read To Me" or "Read By Myself"
- 4 challenges to help unlock a « surprise » game
- Marvelously illustrated, with funny and colorful characters.
- Extended Reading with the discovery of numerous interactive elements
- Original scores for your listening pleasure
Interactive stories for kids aged 4 to 10:
- The Witch With No Name
- The Little Witch at School
- Is the Witch in Love?
- The Witch and the Christmas Spirit
- Peepo and the Unfinished Story
- Alizay, Pirate Girl
- Prehistoric Mystery
- Victor's cold! (2 to 5)
Edutainment apps for under 7 year-olds:
- Cricket Kids: Opposites
- Cricket Kids: School Day
- Cricket Kids: Christmas Presents
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In case you get no sound, just delete the ‘Mute’ mode on your tablet or smartphone as follows :
- Go to ‘Settings’, then to ‘General’.
- In the category 'Use Side Switch to:', check that the choice is ‘Mute’'
- Then push the button next to ‘volume’ until you no longer see the little red dot.
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This practice raises ethical questions about the treatment of animals and should be reconsidered in a society that values animal rights. So, how can we save a broom and still allow witches to soar through the night sky? One solution could be to encourage the use of alternative forms of transportation for witches. Just as society has embraced electric cars and bicycles as environmentally friendly modes of transportation, witches could also adopt more sustainable options. For instance, witches could experiment with riding bicycles instead of brooms. In addition to being a more environmentally friendly option, bicycles also provide health benefits by promoting physical activity. Furthermore, bicycles can be customized and decorated to retain the charm and personality associated with broom riding. Another possibility is the use of electric brooms. By replacing the traditional broomstick with an electric motor, witches can maintain their iconic image while reducing their carbon footprint. Electric brooms could be designed to emit less noise and pollution, providing a modern twist on the classic means of transport for witches. Ultimately, the phrase "Save a broom, ride a witch" serves as a reminder to reconsider our reliance on traditional symbolism and adapt to more sustainable practices. By exploring alternative modes of transportation for witches and reimagining their means of travel, we can contribute to a greener and more animal-friendly world. So, let's save a broom and continue to celebrate the magic and mystery of witches, while being mindful of our impact on the environment..
Reviews for "Witchcraft and the Environment: How Sustainable Transportation is Changing the Game"
1. Sarah - 1 out of 5 stars - I have to say, I was extremely disappointed with "Save a broom ride a witch." The writing was mediocre at best, with cliched and predictable plot twists. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked any depth, making it impossible to connect with them on any level. The humor, which was touted as one of the book's highlights, fell flat and felt forced. Overall, I found this book to be a complete waste of time and money.
2. Michael - 2 out of 5 stars - I had high hopes for "Save a broom ride a witch," but unfortunately, it didn't live up to the hype. The story started off promising with an intriguing premise, but it quickly unraveled into a convoluted mess. The pacing was inconsistent, with long stretches of nothing happening followed by rushed and confusing action sequences. The dialogue felt unnatural and stilted, lacking the authenticity that would have made the characters more relatable. While the concept had potential, the execution fell short, and I found myself bored and uninterested in the outcome.
3. Emily - 1 out of 5 stars - This book was simply unbearable. From the writing style to the characterization, everything felt amateurish and poorly executed. The author seemed to rely on tired stereotypes and tired tropes, making the plot incredibly predictable. The romance felt forced and lacked any real chemistry. I couldn't bring myself to finish this book as it just became more and more frustrating to read. "Save a broom ride a witch" was a regrettable reading experience that I would not recommend to anyone.