Walker's Farm - 3D

One morning on the Walker Farm, everyone was busy working. The hen was busy hatching, and Mrs. Walker was busy milking the cow. Albert the duck wanted to help, too, but he didn’t know what to do.
When he was walking despairingly, Mrs. Walker found Mr. Walker forgot his hat and water bottle! Albert can swim, so Mrs. Walker asked Albert if he could send them to Mr. Walker. Albert quickly arrive the other side of the river, and gave Mr. Walker his hat and water bottle. In the end, Albert became a “delivery duck” of the farm, and he was very proud of himself.

By reading “Walker’s Farm” 3D interactive story book, children will know everyone is born with a special gift, and the hidden talent will be discovered some day. If they can find their own talent and use it well, they will live a confident life. This is what we called “self-confident” in Life Education. We hope to inspire children to develop their hidden talent in life, just like Albert the duck!



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