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| PLATFORM: | No Operating System |
| CATEGORY: | Software |
| MANUFACTURER: | Topics Entertainment |
| ESRB RATING: | Everyone |
| FEATURES: | CD-ROM, History of the US, Canada and South America from the 17th century to the present, Crucial Mathematical operations and reasoning exercises, Study important Grammar and Vocabulary lessons, Zoology, Biology, Geology, Physics, Chemistry and Astronomy learning modules, Social Studies give a peek into other cultures and traditions, Crucial Mathematical operations and reasoning exercises, Study important Grammar and Vocabulary lessons, Zoology, Biology, Geology, Physics, Chemistry and Astronomy learning modules, Social Studies give a peek into other cultures and traditions, History of the US, Canada and South America from the 17th century to the present |
| MEDIA: | CD-ROM |
| MPN: | 781735805572 |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 781735805572 |
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Customer Reviews of TOPICS ENTERTAINMENT Elementary School Success Deluxe 2006 ( Windows )
Poorly designed software I bought this software thinking it was a good deal in that it covers a lot of different subjects, but I found it to be poorly designed, all breadth and no depth. I think it would be worth it to buy software with a narrower focus but with more attention to detail. It is a chore to install all the different CDs. Some of the programs seem to have some glitches resulting in interrupted games. The age range says 6-12, but my 9 y/o daughter found the characters corny and "annoying"... the graphics aren't spectacular, game directions/navigation are not self-evident (How do I go back?) Adjusting the levels is confusing and not always very accurate. The games are not very innovative, educationally either, "What is 4+4?" says a dorky little British chap named Pipo, "8" you type, "Good!" says Pipo, and on to the next problem. I don't see much excitement in that. So far the only CD out of the package my daughter really enjoys is the "World Dance" game. I recommend shopping around for other products, especially for older, more computer-savvy kids.