Jumpstart Advanced Preschool V2.0

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SKU: 20159

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Product Description

JumpStart Advanced Preschool is the complete Get Ready For School program. Now including JumpStart Toddlers, it delivers more fun and engaging activities than ever in this 4-CD set. Students Learn:PatternsUpper case lettersLower case lettersNumber recognitionSpatial awarenessCountingQuantitiesColorsShapesSizes

Product Specification

BatteriesIncluded:: 0
Binding:: CD-ROM
Brand:: Knowledge Adventure
EAN:: 0876930001079
ESRBAgeRating:: Early Childhood
Feature:: Motivating reward system keeps children engaged
4-CD set helps kids practice and build essential preschool skills
Activities address 50+ skills from math and pre-reading to music and art
Based on state educational standards; auto leveling adjusts to child's pace
Learning Profiler determines child's learning style and adjusts play
Format:: CD
Label:: Knowledge Adventure
Manufacturer:: Knowledge Adventure
Model:: 20159
Platform:: Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows Me
ProductGroup:: Software
Publisher:: Knowledge Adventure
ReleaseDate:: 2006-05-01
Studio:: Knowledge Adventure
Title:: Jumpstart Advanced Preschool V2.0
UPC:: 876930001079
MPN:: 20159

Customer Reviews

GREAT!

We bought this for our 3 year old, and she was able the pick up on it very quickly!It has helped prepare her for preschool tremendously!We are going to get her the Kindergarten one for Christmas this year....

9/11/2006 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

This is a total waste

For Christmas, I purchased this item for my two and half year old son, who is fairly advanced for his age. The program is reccomended for 2-4.I was totally disappointed in this product.Before you begin to use the product, the child is given an assessment test, which was fairly good.However, it gave you the illusion that the program would be like that, when it is not.Your child is scored and based on the score, the questions are supposed to be geared toward the skills that the child does not know...

6/9/2006 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews