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The box boasts over 1,700 spelling words, and that's about the extent of the variety in Spelling. We encountered where, seat, and nothing while cycling through the spelling words at the program's beginning, and after successfully getting though all three of the areas, we were working on compounds like shortstop and grandfather. The program automatically adjusts to the player's ability, yet there is no way to save a spelling session or register individual users, so if your child worked his or her way up to offhand on one day, the next day it's back to seat. Customizing the spelling list isn't an option here; spellers must take whatever words these denizens of the deep float their way. This program could supplement an early spelling education, and would be a decent match for kids who love undersea themes, but there are other programs out there that provide more fun, variety, and control. (Ages 6 to 8) --Anne Erickson
| PLATFORM: | Windows, Macintosh |
| CATEGORY: | Software |
| MANUFACTURER: | School Zone |
| TYPE: | Computer software (programs), Kids (Children) |
| MEDIA: | CD-ROM |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 076645087195 |
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First Grade Teacher's Opinion Each day my students have "center time" which is structured independent study time through different activities. One of the choices is use of the computers. Spelling 1st and 2nd Grade is by far the best program that I have used. The children love playing it and it concentrates more on the subject of spelling and phonics than on the games. Too many educational software titles I have used are more game oriented than educational. I am always happy when the kids have a game that uses the skills that they are learning, but too many titles have some type of joystick game with very few subject questions to even win or proceed to the next level.