Learn prepositions in the fun way!
A little puppy, Rusty, is all set to party with his friends. But alas! Where are the biscuits for the party? Can you help Rusty find all the biscuits hidden in the jars and save the day?
Find Rusty’s Biscuits is designed for children to help them learn prepositions in a fun way. Jars of biscuits are hidden in places and hints to the location of those jars are given to the children. The bright and cute, child-friendly interface instantly attracts them to learn and practice the various prepositions and newer English words by identifying them in the game.
The game’s backdrop is set inside and around a house to make the kids get familiar with the names of such objects and animals. That way, children become accustomed to their surroundings and learn to use those words correctly.
The bonus levels are specially designed keeping in mind the association of various sports and their gear so that children learn to differentiate between them. The mix and match mini-games introduces kids to different flowers, insects, and fruits, helping them to distinguish between them by their appearance. The game also educates children about the presence of specific objects/props in specific places, though pictures and words. Like a swing in a garden or a black board in a class room, these games will help to enhance their vocabulary. Pictures of animals and their young are also represented to help the children associate them easily.
The pleasant voice overs encourage the children to find all the correct answers. The scoring system motivates them to perform better each time they play and teaches them all the prepositions thoroughly. The whole learning process has been intuitively incorporated in the game so that the child both learns and enjoys the game.

Game features:
- Children can learn correct prepositions in a fun way.
- Spelling and location of objects in and around a house are conveyed intuitively.
- Children get to know more about animals and their young.
- Offers simple, bright and easy to use interface, so that children can pick up controls easily without adult assistance.
- Pleasant voice overs to encourage children to learn new words.