Curious George Reads, Writes, & Spells for Grades 1 & 2

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		Curious George Reads, Writes, & Spells
$14.95		(Win95/3.1/Mac) (Retail) (CURGEORWDR)
		(Win95/3.1/Mac) (Retail) (CURGEORWDR)

Houghton Mifflin

Children

Ages: 6 to 8 / Grades: 1 to 2

Ratings:

4.5 from SuperKids Educational Software Review

Young Reader's Series

Join Curious George as he embarks on a new adventure as a cub reporter for the local town newspaper.

In one action-packed day, kids encounter a dozen unique activities which they complete in order to help George fulfil his assignments. Kids become part of the story while practicing their reading, writing, and spelling skills. Twelve different episodes focus kids on specific skills.

Skills Children Will Build:

Reading	Vocabulary	Phonics	Writing
Proofreading and Editing		Spelling Pattern Recognition

Features:

Kids become part of an original Curious George story.

Offers reading and storytelling practice.

Helps develop solid spelling strategies.

Designed for the nation's leading spelling program.

Parental controls allows parents to adjust gameplay levels.

Includes over 40 pages of printouts for practice.

Kids help write 2 news articles and 30 stories.

Requirements:

Windows: 486/66 MHz or higher, Windows 3.1 or higher (including Windows 95), 12MB RAM, double speed CD-ROM drive, MPC2 compatible sound card (22KHz, 16-bit), SVGA display (256 colors), mouse, 10MB available hard disk space.

Macintosh: 68040 or higher (including PowerPC), System 7.1 or higher, 12MB RAM, double speed CD-ROM drive, color display capable of 256 colors, mouse, 10MB free hard disk space.

For more information about Margret and H.A. Rey and Curious George see Curious George..

Reviews:

SuperKids Educational Software Reviews

"Each chapter contains an educational drill, in one of several familiar computer game styles -- Pac-man style mazes, Mario-style obstacle avoidance -- as well as several more typical educational computing drills -- fill in the blank from multiple choices, and rearrange the letters. Surprisingly, the majority of these drills are focused on spelling, rather than reading and writing."

"Curious George Reads, Writes, & Spells is best suited for a child who has begun to sound-out words, and can easily identify letters. Good fine-motor skills are helpful."