That is, one CD for the child and a second CD for the parent. Play areas include the concepts of same and different, sorting, matching and sequences, numbers and letters, and developing early mouse skills. The parent CD is hosted by a nationally recognized parenting expert and author who discusses topics of importance to new parents such as how to select a good preschool, how to ease the transition into preschool and helping to instill a healthy sense of self-esteem in children. The second Ready for School title, Kindergarten Edition, explores telling time, recognizing seasons, working with letters and many more essentials. Four preprinted books are included covering math, reading, writing, social skills and safety.
Children can even print personalized phone books.
Assuming for the moment my hypothesis could be incorrect, you might want to check out Knowledge Adventure's JumpStart series. Starting with toddlers and going right through the fourth grade, each JumpStart blends the entire grade-level curriculum with activities that cover a variety of subjects. Working closely with teachers, parents and children, these titles were developed to provide the equivalent of a full year of studies. KA's so-called Adaptive Learning Technology customizes the difficulty to meet the developing competency of the child. To monitor a child's progression through the program, the Progress Report provides immediate printable feedback for parents and teachers.