Educator's Choice Middle School Excelerator Grades 7-10

price: $29.99

SKU: CS-334d

Sales Rank: 4896

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Product Description

Combining top-of-the-line software with the ease of learning at their own pace, Middle School Excelerator™ is the broad-based instructional suite effectively targeting the intermediate curriculum and real-world skills in 6 subjects: Algebra I & II, Geometry, Typing, Spanish, and American History. Whether emphasizing core mathematical study areas, key historical events, or keyboard skills to last a lifetime, the 5 CD-ROMS in Middle School Excelerator™ provide a tightly focused, step-by-step format offering students the quickest route to higher grades and increased ability!

Product Specification

Binding:: CD-ROM
Brand:: Unknown Publisher - Being Researched
Color:: Educator's Choice Middle School Excelerator Grades 7-10
EAN:: 0781735803349
Feature:: PC Requirements: Windows 95 and higher, including XP Pentium 166 MHz or better 64 MB RAM 100 MB HD SVGA graphics
16-bit color 8X CD-ROM drive Sound card, mouse Printer (optional) Internet Access (optional) Microphone (optional)
All titles except for Encyclopedia of the American Civil War are compatible with Mac OS 8.6 or better, including OS X (classic mode).
Topics
MAC, PC
Format:: CD-ROM
Label:: Topics Entertainment
Manufacturer:: Topics Entertainment
Model:: CS-334d
NumberOfItems:: 1
Platform:: Macintosh
Windows 98
Windows 95
Windows XP
Windows Me
ProductGroup:: Software
Publisher:: Topics Entertainment
ReleaseDate:: 2003-03-17
Studio:: Topics Entertainment
Title:: Educator's Choice Middle School Excelerator Grades 7-10
UPC:: 781735803349
MPN:: cs-334d

Customer Reviews

A good value for the money

My daughter enjoyed this program. She learned a lot of different words.The animations are clever and she enjoyed completing the spaceship to get Quixel home.This is a good program to build a foreign language vocabulary....

5/25/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Beware!

I thought this would be good for my students until I tried it out myself. First I tried the Italian. When I discovered that they translated "potato chips" as "microchips", I was surprised. In telling time, they expressed the correct feminine plural but displayed the incorrect masculine singular "il due" for 2:00. Now for the French...I learned that "potato chips" were "eclats" as in "paint chips". Wrong chips both times folks - and good luck in a restaurant! I stopped there. It's a shame they never...

3/4/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews