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Explore Marc Brown’s classic "Arthur’s Computer Adventure"! Arthur and his friends bring the story alive one word at a time, fully animated and voiced. Increase the challenge and the fun with an interactive at-your-own-pace option with lots of bonuses and secrets to discover!
Second installment in the SeesawC series.
Mean City is an interactive adventure game in which the player has 10 hours to save Harry, a television reporter you meet in the beginning of the game. Mean City is being terrorized by an evildoer, the Jinx, and you have to find out why and stop him by interacting with various characters - in english of course. The game consists of various grammar and vocabulary related puzzles which are accompanied by real actors and video sequences which advance the story. In addition, there is an excercise book bundled with the game.
SeesawC 1 uses games and videos to teach 120 English vocabulary words.
Your creativity takes shape on Play-Doh Island! It's creativity and show-and-tell at its best! Hop aboard the Play-Doh Island express and travel to four different creation locations. Invent all kinds of creatures at the Laboratory. Design their costumes and hair styles at the Mini Mall. Craft crazy vehicles at the Factory. Mix up some delicious Play-Doh treats at the Bakery. Then...it's showtime at the theater! Play-Doh Pete hosts "The Great Doh Show" musical review starring YOUR animated creations!
An educational, interactive 'I Spy' game. Visit locations, find objects, and solve ethical dilemmas using your cybersecurity experience.
Welcome to Imagynasium - where art, music and storytelling are combined to give your child's brain a workout. Developed in conjunction with Robert Redford's Sundance Institute, Imagynasium lets kids flex their creative muscles. In The Curio Shop, they'll learn the secrets of storytelling. In Downtown, they'll discover the art of collage and create their own artistic designs. In Jingle Jungle, they'll learn to create beautiful music. Zany characters like Monda, Frida and Riff will guide them through the three unique worlds. And of course if your child gets stuck, there's always Spike, the tech guy, ready to lend a hand. Cool tools help kids create projects, store their creative ideas, and keep track of their progress. Plus, each area has a hidden surprise that puts their new skills to the test.
Anthropomorphic kid bear Lil' Howie and his friends help the player learn reading comprehension, alphabetizing, word families and real phonics through mini-games.
Four Footed Friends is an adaptation of the classic 1914 children's book of the same name. It contains rhymes and illustrations about animals with 40 pages in total. The bookworms Albert, Wendy and Pablo guide the player through the story. Albert has interesting facts about animals, while Wendy shows the player how to learn new words, and Pablo allows the player to colour a picture from the story. Activities involve reading, spelling, vocabulary, animal facts, painting, and discovering hidden surprises in the backgrounds such as videos. With the Inter-activator, the player can go forwards, backwards, go to a page, change the language, and visit the card catalogue for other information. The game was fully localized in English, Spanish, French and Japanese. The game also included a parent guide which showed parents how to use the CD ROM.
Jan Pienkowski Haunted House is an adaptation of the pop-up children's book of the same name by Jan Pienkowski. In this game for children of ages 4 to 8 they explore a haunted house that's filled with strange creatures and fun-filled games. There is no real horror to be found, but strange ghosts and monsters from both Earth and beyond do hide out in the house. Each room features original art from the pop-up book and can be explored at will. Clicking on hotspots in the room activates funny animations that will appeal to children. These are accompanied by sometimes ominous music but mostly funny sound effects. Using a map of the house the player can quickly travel to any part of the house. There's no real objectives rather than to have fun and explore.