Binding: CD-ROM Brand: Creative Wonders EAN: 0784578512911 Feature: Join Arthur on a Reading Adventure! Product InformationArthur learns to read at school and now he reads everything he sees. But,when he tells D.W. that he'll teach her to read, D.W. says she already knows howto read. To prove it, Arthur and D.W. go around town playing a game of who canread more words. Arthur promises to buy ice cream for his little sister, D.W.,if she can read ten words.& Format: CD-ROM Label: Creative Wonders Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product. Manufacturer: Creative Wonders Model: 51291 Publisher: Creative Wonders Sales Rank: 803 Studio: Creative Wonders
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Join Arthur on a Reading Adventure! Product InformationArthur learns to read at school and now he reads everything he sees. But,when he tells D.W. that he'll teach her to read, D.W. says she already knows howto read. To prove it, Arthur and D.W. go around town playing a game of who canread more words. Arthur promises to buy ice cream for his little sister, D.W.,if she can read ten words.&
Product DescriptionJoin Arthur on a Reading Adventure!
Arthur learns to read at school and now he reads everything he sees. But,when he tells D.W. that he'll teach her to read, D.W. says she already knows howto read. To prove it, Arthur and D.W. go around town playing a game of who canread more words. Arthur promises to buy ice cream for his little sister, D.W.,if she can read ten words. The twosome race to the park, where D.W.is quick to recognize signs such as zoo, don't walk, police, and ice cream. Whenshe reads wet paint before her big brother does, Arthur is in for a colorfulsurprise! More than just an animated storybook, this interactive creation includesthree educational games that develop word recognition and other basic readingskills. What's more, since the games are actually fun, they provide anexperience that everyone can truly enjoy - which is more than we can sayabout piano lessons. Kids can read along with the story. Words arehighlighted as the story is read and children can click on a particular word tohear it reread. Arthur doesn't think D. W. can read. Follow them as Arthur putsher to the test. Find out who gets the reward. There are fun surprises andhundreds of clickables along the way.
The I Spy game I see something that teaches children to love reading. Can you spot it?
Reading Race game Match a word to the picture and help Arthur and D.W. race to the Ice CreamStore.
Let Me Write! Drag pictures of items up to the paper tablet to form sentences, to help teachnew words.
Windows 98, Me, XP
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - Arthur RR is good buy for <$4 including shipping
Good product but only have one game to play. So far my 5 yr old has used about 4hrs of play and i believe that he will play maybe 4 more hours before getting tired of repititious content. It is none the less a good program and it makes kids want to read more. Overall I am satisfied with the purchase.
Rating: - Mom from NH
I LOVE this interactive CD. My 8 year old son has autism. The wonderful graphics and animation has captured his interest in wanting to read, whereas, it is difficult.
Also, he is able to relate to what he does in school to the CD. They all sit in circle and Arthur and his friends sit in circle, too.
These are simple sight words that they use and we are very pleased with this product. This makes learning FUN!
And, when the sentence is read, it is hi-lighted so you know what is being ... Read More
Rating: - Arthur and DW are a hit at my house
My seven year old boy enjoys this CD. It has 2 basic tracks, one, you can "play within the story," clicking on parts of the story and see short cause/effect/noises unfold. The "play within the story" is entertaining and a nice break from reading or getting frustrated. The other part to this CD is an actual read along. The read along is nice because as each word is read by a computer voice, it is highlighted. The reading level is simple and read at a slower pace for learning kids. I'm very happy ... Read More
Rating: - Autistic Kid Loves It
My 7-year old autistic daughter loves this game and will play with it for hours.
She can already read, better than the level this game is targetted for, but what she loves is all the fun animations from all the clickable hotspots.
Rating: - Great game, my daughter is already sassy anyway
Great story with lots of interactive stuff to click on to keep youngsters interested.
The reading race game is excellent, however the authors did not include nearly enough words in the game to keep it interesting long term. A real shame, as the game itself is motivating and educational and would have real value in teaching spelling and word recognition skills if only the dictionary was larger.
The previews of other games are a great addition - good advertising for the publishers ... Read More
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