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New York: A new app called Monster
Guard is out to teach children,
through fun and games, how to
handle emergencies.
Created by the American Red Cross,
the Monster Guard app is meant for
children aged between 7 and 11.
From fires to tornadoes, flooding,
earthquakes and tsunamis, it teaches
children how to prepare for the
worst.
The monsters in the app teach
children to tackle situations and help
ensure that in an adverse situation, it
will be second nature to pick up the
right things and take steps to save
themselves and the family.
Monster Guard is free to download in
Apple's App Store and the Google
Play Store. It is a large file and needs
the iPhone 5 or Android version 3.1
or later.
The app is sponsored by Disney.
A new app that helps kids handle emergencies
Guard is out to teach children,
through fun and games, how to
handle emergencies.
Created by the American Red Cross,
the Monster Guard app is meant for
children aged between 7 and 11.
From fires to tornadoes, flooding,
earthquakes and tsunamis, it teaches
children how to prepare for the
worst.
The monsters in the app teach
children to tackle situations and help
ensure that in an adverse situation, it
will be second nature to pick up the
right things and take steps to save
themselves and the family.
Monster Guard is free to download in
Apple's App Store and the Google
Play Store. It is a large file and needs
the iPhone 5 or Android version 3.1
or later.
The app is sponsored by Disney.
A new app that helps kids handle emergencies
