How Things Work In Busytown
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Simon & Schuster Interactive

Children

Ages: 3 to 6

Teaches the Importance of Working Together!

Let your child loose with Huckle Cat, Lowly Worm and the rest of the Busytown characters in eight inter-connecting playgrounds. While busy at real world activities ranging from harvesting wheat to making toys, children learn the importance of community effort and gain valuable early learning skills.

In the Assembly Plant, kids can build eight types of machines. Words appear on the screen and are explained, enabling a child to see it, hear it, and build vocabulary skills.

Keeping Busytown clean is a big job. Kids collect garbage, then recycle the collected trash and build new toys at the Toy Factory.

Hit the road - but first it has to be built! Your child can experiment with the steps and watch what happens to the traffic if one is missed.

Huckle Cat needs help filling orders, finding objects, and mixing paint. This activity builds pattern and color recognition skills.

Helping Able Baker with his job teaches a child how to follow instructions. Also develops sequencing, recognition, and counting skills.

Learn these skills in Busytown:

• Community Roles and Processes
• Problem Solving
• Pattern Recognition and Sequencing
• Cause-and-Effect Relationships
• Word Recognition and Vocabulary
• Counting and Colors

Requirements:

Windows: Windows 95/98, 486/33 MHz or better, 8MB RAM or more, 256 color VGA, 4x CD-ROM drive or faster, Soundblaster or compatible sound card. Works best with a Pentium 1 or earlier processors.

Macintosh: Performa or better, 6 MB RAM or more, System 7.5.5 or later, 2x CD-ROM drive or faster.

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