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Educator's Choice 1st & 2nd Grade Excelerator (Jewel Case)

by Topics Entertainment
Windows, Macintosh


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  • Platform:    Windows, Macintosh
  • Media: CD-ROM
  • Item Quantity: 1

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Designed for first and second graders, ages 5 to 8, Excelerator introduces kids to a learning environment filled with eye-catching graphics, lively music, and captivating animation. The two CD-ROM set includes Letters & Numbers and Smiletown. With its interactive instructional activities, these titles transform learning about spelling, reading, and early math concepts into an adventure. Eleven educational karaoke songs, 15 amusing games, fun characters, and challenging puzzles help kids build essential skills, while keeping them excited about, and interested in, learning.

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Amazon.com: 2.0 out of 5 stars  1 review
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars Not for your first or second grader Jan 8 2005
By mumto4boys - Published on Amazon.com
This cd set is useful for children learning the alphabet and numbers.

There are a lot of tedious musical numbers for the child to sit through to earn a star. After getting all the stars you can print a certificate.

This was somewhat amusing for my 3 year old but does not teach sounding out of letters or other important reading skills.

If you want something to help your child really advance in 1st or 2nd grade this is not the software you want.

If you want something to amuse a preschooler or kindergarten child, you may find this useful, especially if your child likes singing along. (My child does not).

This is a 2 CD set. The second CD "Smiletown" is rather poor quality with these annoying "pokemon" type characters - younger children may find it interesting but not much educational value.

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