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- Supports major UK Government educational initiatives.
- 5 educational activities which combine humour and superb animation.
- Based on the National Curriculum.
- 3 levels of difficulty.
- Clear learning objectives.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
I'm surprised no one has reviewed this amusing product!,
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This review is from: Fun School 7 Age 5-7 (CD-ROM)
Fun School 7 comes from another world - amusing for parents as well as children, providing your humour is somewhat "pythonesque". Hard to describe, other than that some extraterrestial cartoon monster eccentrics travel down to earth in a train carriage to play some educational games...(!) Of the four games, the best is perhaps a crazy version of the game of pairs, where funny monsters pop out of the holes you click and you must find the matches. The next best is a sequence matching/simple maths game, where you must identify the missing sequence on a series of boards held up by puppet girls dancing to the tune of a singer erected on a distant pedestal. As you get the answers to one stage right, it restores the electricity to a portion of the lead going to her microphone, until of course you hear the full blast of her Tina Turner style tune. The dancers leap in a foursome in and out of what appears to be a wooden garden closet, between rounds!?*! There is also a word machine game, where a potato head rehearses back to you words you place on a board, and a maze game where you have to find the door that hides a giggly monster desperate to be found. The style is so entertaining, I only wish they would produce more in this vein, with increased educational value. Still, my children (and yes, I must confess.. I) loved it.
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