Children’s educational programs and games.
This CD has programs designed to help your child with math, spelling, coordination and more.
The games where also chosen not to show violence or any specific religion or politics. They are there to help familiarize your child with the computer that he is using and making it fun to learn.
Example
Genius Teach children the Alphabet, Numbers, Counting, Reading and Spelling using sound, pictures and video clips. Using the recognition method young children learn by watching auto rotating lessons. Toddlers learn to use the keyboard. Children progress to type the alphabet. Includes Story reading, Flash words and Spelling. You can also create your own Spelling words using your pictures, voice and video clips. Can be set to US or UK English.
Paint is an easy-to-use drawing program, designed for children ages 3 and up. It offers a simple interface, with large, colorful buttons and sound effects. Even though it is designed for kids, the program is not limited to simple paint operations, but includes a good array of features like paint effects (rainbow, fading, sparkles etc.), auto-fill, text insertion, shapes, image gallery, image stamps and more. The program can either run in normal windowed mode, or full screen. Tux Paint is easy enough to be used by young children, yet provides enough features to keep them using it as they grow older.
Acronym is a searchable database of acronyms and abbreviations from various areas, including Computers, Internet, Information Technology, Programming, Networking and many others. It includes more than 17000 acronyms and offers an easy-to-use interface with simple and advanced search options. In addition to acronyms, it also offers anagram lookup. The program includes an offline database and does not use the Internet to perform searches.
Math Ninja is an educational math game that can help you practice your math skills. It offers 8 levels of difficulty that include Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division with an option to customize the level. The objective is to solve the exercise as quickly as possible; each correct result will score a punch for you. On the lowest difficulty level, Math Ninja is suitable for children, while the higher levels require some rather advanced skills. The program can be customized with the player’s name and also keeps a log with detailed results of the exercises.
