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Animated Beginning Typing is designed for young typists, and teaches proper typing technique for the letter keys. Sound effects and animation are used to make learning to type fun (and funny). Help is given with an animated tutorial, a screen to show proper fingering, and an on-screen keyboard which highlights the correct key when needed.
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Seven games that provide hours of enjoyment and creativity. Includes a matching game with silly 3D animation, a "build your own rocket" game, an Animated Piano, Animated Darts with animated colors. Two coloring books with 25 dinosaurs (that roar) and 26 animals (one for each letter of the alphabet, with sound). And a maze game that lets you play or build your own mazes.
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Teaches letter sounds using upper and lower case letters. Covers long and short vowels. When the child correctly identifies the letter sound they are rewarded with a silly animation using 3D graphics.
Sound is used extensively to help the child identify letter sounds. Help is available as needed by the student. All menu items and directions are read aloud to the student to help pre-readers navigate and operate the program.
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A coloring book program that uses sound and animation. The child can choose from over 1000 colors or have the program pick a color for them each time they color. The colors can be animated with a color cycle. If the child wishes, the program will color the picture for them. At any time, the child can choose to have the picture become a full screen silly animation with sound which they can watch over and over again.
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A puzzle game for all ages. The player can choose 12, 24, 48 or
96 pieces. Hints are available to help solve a puzzle.
When a puzzle is completed it is animated using 3D graphics. The
full program comes on a CD with 55 puzzles with silly animation.
Volume #2 in the series with all new puzzles/animations.
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Learn the U.S. states and capitals in a fun (and funny) way. A full screen clickable map of the U.S. is used to teach names and locations of states and capitals in a variety of ways. Completion of 10 problems is rewarded with a silly animation using 3D graphics.
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Designed for beginning readers (pre-K to 2nd grade), it covers upper and lower case letters, beginning and ending sounds, middle short vowel sounds and beginning reading words. Sound and over 200 3D pictures are used to help the child identify words and letters. A parent/teacher controlled game room with animated puzzles and memory games rewards success.
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A puzzle game for all ages. The player can choose 12, 24, 48 or
96 pieces. Hints are available to help solve a puzzle.
When a puzzle is completed it is animated using 3D graphics. The
full program comes on a CD with 55 puzzles with silly animation.
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Teaches counting, addition and subtraction with animated rewards every step of the way. Not just a drill, but a tutorial that gives graphic help as needed. This program is for young children - it covers the numbers 0 through 9. The game room can be visited after completing ten questions.
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A spelling program for children from pre-school through first grade. The child is helped to match the word with it's picture. When the word is correctly matched, pieces are added to a puzzle; after five correct words the puzzle becomes animated. Guessing what the puzzle will be and do is half the fun.
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Teaches coin recognition and math skills using US and Canadian coins. The coins are scanned in to be highly recognizable. Three types of games are provided: coin recognition and adjustable level matching games (coins to amounts and coins to coins). 10 matches earn a ticket to an animated movie featuring clay animation, etc.
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A program for children from pre-school through third grade that teaches them to tell time in a variety of ways. This life skill program helps them convert digital time to analog time and vice-versa. Difficulty levels can be selected to provide practice in increments of hours, half-hours, 15 minutes, 5 minutes and one minute. Animated rewards "pop out" of the cuckoo clock's doors for each correct answer, 10 correct answers get a silly cartoon.