KidsIsland · Tosbi the turtle
Discovery Forest
Animals, plants, planets and nature science with Tosbi.
Hi, I'm Tosbi! Pick your age group, then tap the glowing stop to start the path.
Little stars Ages 3–5
Unit 1 · 0/5 steps
Who lives where?
You found: A green leaf sticker
Tosbi's story
Tosbi the turtle walks slowly, so he notices everything. Today he saw a fish in the sea, a camel in the desert and an owl in the forest.
"Everyone has a home that fits them," said Tosbi, and he stuck a green leaf in his field guide.
Unit 2 · 0/5 steps
Look up at the sky
You found: A silver moon sticker
Tosbi's story
One clear night Tosbi lay on his shell and looked up at the sky. He counted the planets one by one, from little Mercury to giant Jupiter.
The moon smiled down at him, so he put a silver moon sticker in his field guide.
Explorers Ages 6–8
Unit 1 · 0/6 steps
Animal detectives
You found: A spotty ladybird sticker
Tosbi's story
A ladybird asked Tosbi a puzzling question: "Am I a bug, a bird or a fish?" Tosbi counted her six legs and looked at her hard wings.
"You're an insect!" he said, and the ladybird gave him a spotty sticker for his field guide.
Unit 2 · 0/5 steps
Planet parade
You found: A ringed planet sticker
Tosbi's story
Tosbi built a cardboard telescope and pointed it at the night sky. He saw Jupiter's stripes and Saturn's beautiful rings.
"The giants are the farthest away," he wrote, and he stuck a ringed planet in his field guide.
Captains Ages 9–10
Unit 1 · 0/5 steps
Expert naturalist
You found: A long owl feather sticker
Tosbi's story
A frog and a lizard were arguing by the river: "We're the same!" said one. "No, we're not!" said the other. Tosbi explained that frogs are amphibians with damp skin and lizards are reptiles with dry scales.
An owl who had been listening dropped a long feather for Tosbi's field guide.
Unit 2 · 0/4 steps
Space scientist
You found: A shooting comet sticker
Tosbi's story
Tosbi wanted to draw a map of the whole solar system, with every planet in the right place and the right size. He measured, checked and measured again.
That night a comet streaked across the sky, as if to say well done, and Tosbi added the last sticker to his field guide.
Free play
All games on Discovery Forest
Play any game, in any order. Stars on the path only count when you start from a path stop.
- Ages 4–9
Animal Explorer
Meet animals, sort them into their homes and answer explorer questions about how they live.Play - Ages 6–10
Planet Quest
Fly through the solar system, put the planets in order and collect a fact card from each one.Play - Ages 3–10
Nature Lab
Put life cycles in order, explore seasons and weather, build food chains and learn how your body works.Play - Ages 6–8
Garden Lab
Adjust water and light in twelve garden puzzles; compare your guess with what happens.Play - Ages 5–8
Nature Sort
Sort trees, stones, butterflies and toys into two groups and explain why.Play - Ages 6–9
See or Guess?
Tell apart what you can really see in a picture from what you are only guessing.Play