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| 1.The Oregon Trail, 5th Edition from: The Learning Company |
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| I don't know if I wasn't paying attention, or was just not informed. But this program doesn't work with macs even though it was used on the old apple2GS which is just a super old version of a mac. Don't get this if you have a mac! |
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| 2.Zoombinis Logical Journey from: The Learning Company October 16, 2001 |
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| My 8-year-old daughter loves this. And I like it, too, because it is teaching her some logical reasoning in an entertaining setting.
I give it 4 stars instead of 5 because of two small flaws: - you can't stop the game and save it at each level, you have to get through a few. This makes it harder to have her stop when it is time to go to bed / go to school / etc. For the parent's sake, please make games easy to save at any point. - getting all ... Read More: |
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| 3.Reader Rabbit Learn to Read With Phonics from: The Learning Company June 25, 2001 |
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| I tried 3-4 Reader Rabbit Programs. They are hard to use. The navigation is not good. It takes significant learning effort to get used to the programs. I work in Software from 10 years. If its difficult to navigate for me, the kids definitely will not be able to navigate freely. It will not allow you to skip something. If the kids are using the same thing again and again and They want to skip the things they are bored of they are out of luck. It will not allow skip. Apart from that the program is ... Read More: |
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| 4.Reader Rabbit Reading Ages 4-6 from: Riverdeep - Learning company August 05, 2005 |
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| Reader Rabbit has been around for a long time and it is a truly wonderful system to help children improve their reading skills. What could be better than playing a game while you learn? I used it when my children were growing up and now I'm providing Reader Rabbit for my granddaughter to help her retain and improve her reading skills over the summer. It is a win-win situation for the parent and the child. The game is plug and play so your child can play without your assistance. |
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| 5.Arthurs Computer Adventure Ages 3-7 from: The Learning Company |
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| I'm a reading educator and highly recommend this product as a natural, enjoyable way to enter the realm of reading. Before you know it, your child will be picking out words, that is, learning vocabulary. Forget the phonics books! USE REAL READING EXPERIENCES LIKE THIS ONE. |
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| 6.I Spy School Days (Ages 5-9) from: Scholastic April 18, 2006 |
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| I've had this I Spy for a long time. I played it a lot and had a lot of fun, and I still like to play it once in a while. My favorite level is "Block City After the Paper Hurricane". I like it because it's the most challenging level of all of the Block Cities, and I like challenges! My Mom thinks the I Spy books and computer games are a great value for the money, because my friends and I play them over and over, and the images are spectacular! |
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| 7.Clifford The Big Red Dog Thinking Adventures from: Scholastic July 13, 2003 |
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| It is an excellent tool to help engage your kids in thinking and learning creatively. |
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| 8.Learn to Play Chess with Fritz and Chesster from: Viva Media July 02, 2003 |
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| There just is not anything else out there that teaches chess to kids so nicely! |
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| 9.Nancy Drew Secrets Can Kill from: Her Interactive November 23, 1999 |
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| While this game was primitive compared to all the other Nancy Drew games, it's definately worth a play if for no other reason then to see how these awesome games got their start. The graphics and the music are pretty funny and I got a kick out of how much cheesier the dialogue was. The overall plot structure of the game is fast compared to more recent games; you can do it in half the time. The most annoying part of the game is that every time you go to the high school (where about 75% of the game takes place), ... Read More: |
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| 10.Nancy Drew: Secret Of the Old Clock from: Her Interactive July 19, 2005 |
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| The Secret of the Old Clock is based on the very first Nancy Drew book, by the same name. As a result, the game itself is set in the 1930's, so no cellphone or computer for Nancy this time! However you do have Nancy's cool car, and can drive around town in it. The game starts off with Nancy visiting her friend Emily, whose mother owned Liliac Inn. Her mother has passed away, and Emily is left in the care of her mother's friend. You have to find out what's going on at the Inn, with all the weird happenings! There ... Read More: |
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