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Summary: My 3-year-old's favorite
Review: My 3-year-old son loves the Winnie-the-Pooh games; this was his first in the series and is by FAR his favorite. It's very entertaining and educational, teaching a variety of skills such as number and letter recognition, reasoning (i.e. cause-and-effect), matching, etc. After we helped him out with the basics, he figured out how to navigate through the centers with ease, and really learned to use the mouse. Any of the Pooh titles would be a good buy, but this stands out if you're looking for a great all-around buy for your toddler/pre-schooler.
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Summary: My 3-year-old's favorite
Review: My 3-year-old son loves the Winnie-the-Pooh games; this was his first in the series and is by FAR his favorite. It's very entertaining and educational, teaching a variety of skills such as number and letter recognition, reasoning (i.e. cause-and-effect), matching, etc. After we helped him out with the basics, he figured out how to navigate through the centers with ease, and really learned to use the mouse. Any of the Pooh titles would be a good buy, but this stands out if you're looking for a great all-around buy for your toddler/pre-schooler.
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Summary: A Really Great Game
Review: My two year old really enjoys this game. The animation is fantastic and there are a whole lot of different educational games to play. She really enjoys doing all the different activities with her favorite Pooh Characters. I love the fact that it has different levels of difficulty, so when she is bored with one level [or outgrows it], she can move on to another level and it is a whole new exciting game. I expect to get a LOT of play out of this software. [This Preschool game is a vast improvement over Winnie the Pooh Toddler - although I still hate the long credits you have to sit through at the end to take the CD out].
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Summary: Keeps the Kids Quiet
Review: My wife and I bought this software for our twin 4 year old grandsons who visit us frequently. They can play with this software for hours and never grow tired of it. You would not even know that they're here. Apparently, the software is also easy enough for 4 year olds to navigate with little if any assistance from an adult.
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Summary: Wonderfully educational!
Review: The number one thing that I love about this game is it tracks your child's progress. As a parent you can check to see what activities your child is spending the most time on and how far they have gotten. There are lots of lessons to be learned on with this software, it teaches recognition, listening, creativity and reasoning skills. I think this is the best preschool software that we have purchased. Our son will be 4 in June, he asks daily to play with Pooh. I believe that he really is learning with the games.
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Summary: My son loves it!
Review: This game is *much* better than the JumpStart Preschool game! My son plays it almost daily. There are 3 levels of difficulty, so it won't be quickly outgrown. My only complaint is that the painting page makes you color it exactly like the original. I understand the skill they are trying to teach, but I think it discourages creativity.Also, someone mentioned that the end credits are too long. You can hit "Esc" and skip them.
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Summary: better software programs out there...
Review: This game is frustrating for my just turned 3 year old. It isnt as mouse sensitive as the other software programs we bought like Reader Rabbit Toddler or Elmo Preschool which are much more easier to navigate through for a young 3 year old. I wouldnt recommend this until your little one understands how to click the left side of the mouse twice and when to click the right side. Stick to some of the other programs. No doubt though that this is fun for her when I help though.
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Summary: LOVE THIS GAME
Review: This game really is wonderful I got it for my daughter when she was about 2 1/2 and by 3 she was a pro she still has a challange though as the math keeps her thinking. I am very pleased with this game it is a toss up between this game and Jump Start Preschool she loves them both and they are both very quality.
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Summary: Pooh and the gang make learning a joy!
Review: This is a wonderful game that captivates young audiences. I've used it with kids from 2-5 years of age and they all have fun with their favorite characters (while they sneak in a little education on them.) There is a game to play with each of your 100 Acre pals which help enhance different skills-listening, matching, counting, alphabet and pre-reading, etc. With three levels of play for each activity and a goal to reach at the end (Eeyore's birthday party), the kids love this one for a long, long time. I think you'll definitely get your money's worth out of this one.
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Summary: Wonderful!!!
Review: This is one of the best preschool software CD's my son owns. He is 3 1/2 and can navigate around the program very well. It has different levels for when you master the easier stuff. This is the one he always ask to play first and he is finally learning his ABC's where before he refused to even talk about letters. Thanks Disney!!
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