The Monkey and the Shark
This thrilling adventure takes you into the world of Sherlock Holmes, where you'll explore his house alongside Minnie (the mouse) and Jack (the fox). Together, you'll need to find hidden keys, solve puzzles, and interact with various objects to unlock the mysteries within Sherlock Holmes' study, kitchen, and private room.
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A monkey lived in a tree on a beautiful beach. The monkey liked talking to the fish.
Her best friend was a shark. Every evening, the shark visited the monkey.
The monkey and the shark talked about life in the trees and life in the sea. The shark always wanted to talk about food.
One day, the monkey said she liked delicious palm hearts. 'They are very tasty!' said the monkey, rubbing her stomach.
A few days later, the shark said, 'Hey, monkey! My wife has some delicious palm hearts, and she's cooking dinner for us'.
'Don't worry!' said the shark. 'You can sit on my back. Everything will be fine.' The monkey agreed, and together they went into the sea.
After a while, the shark said, 'You know, monkey... my friend... there's something you should know. You see, my wife is sick. There's only one thing that can cure her.'
'What is it?' asked the monkey. 'She must eat a monkey's heart!' said the shark.
The monkey didn't like this idea and was scared, but said, 'Okay! Of course, my friend. You can take my heart, but there's a problem. My heart is at home. We need to go back to my tree to get it.'
Storyboards
Scene 1: Introduction
Visual: A vibrant beach landscape with a tree and the ocean.
Narration: "A monkey lived in a tree on a beautiful beach. The monkey liked talking to the fish."
AR Interaction: Children can tap on different objects (tree, fish, beach) to hear and learn their names and sounds.
Scene 2: Meeting the Shark
Visual: The monkey in the tree, the shark swimming nearby.
Narration: "Her best friend was a shark. Every evening, the shark visited the monkey."
AR Interaction: Children can tap on the shark to make it swim to the tree, initiating a conversation between the monkey and the shark.
Scene 3: Talking about Food
Visual: The monkey and the shark are talking.
Narration: "The monkey and the shark talked about life in the trees and life in the sea. The shark always wanted to talk about food."
AR Interaction: Pop-up cards with pictures of different foods. Children can match the words with the pictures.
Scene 4: The Shark's Plan
Visual: The shark with a thought bubble showing palm hearts. Narration: "One day, the monkey said she liked delicious palm hearts. 'They are very tasty!' said the monkey, rubbing her stomach."
AR Interaction: Children can tap on the thought bubble to see an animation of the monkey eating palm hearts, highlighting the word "tasty."
Scene 5: The Invitation
Visual: The shark invites the monkey to her home.
Narration: "A few days later, the shark said, 'Hey, monkey! My wife has some delicious palm hearts, and she's cooking dinner for us.'"
AR Interaction: Children can swipe to move the characters closer together. They can also hear phrases like "Let's go" and "I can't swim" with visual cues
Scene 6: The Ride on the Shark's Back
Visual: The monkey rides on the shark's back, traveling through the water.
Narration: "'Don't worry!' said the shark. 'You can sit on my back. Everything will be fine.' The monkey agreed, and together they went into the sea."
AR Interaction: Children can choose the direction to navigate the monkey and the shark in the sea, learning directional words (left, right, up, down).
Scene 7: The Truth Revealed
Visual: The shark talks to the monkey in the middle of the ocean.
Narration: "After a while, the shark said, 'You know, monkey... my friend... there's something you should know. You see, my wife is sick. There's only one thing that can cure her.'"
AR Interaction: Tap on the shark to reveal the next part of the conversation.
Scene 8: The Monkey's Clever Plan
Visual: The monkey looks thoughtful. Narration: "'What is it?' asked the monkey. 'She must eat a monkey's heart!' said the shark."
AR Interaction: Children can choose the monkey's response from several options, fostering understanding and decision-making.
Scene 9: Returning to the Tree
Visual: The shark turns around, heading back to the beach.
Narration: "The monkey didn't like this idea and was scared, but said, 'Okay! Of course, my friend. You can take my heart, but there's a problem. My heart is at home. We need to go back to my tree to get it.'"
AR Interaction: Direct the shark back to the beach, reinforcing the words "home" and "tree."