It covers all the expected areas of kindergarten curriculum and more. Gerald McGrew is opening his zoo, but he doesn't want any ho-hum commonplace animals for his zoo. Instead, he wants creatures like elephant cats, and other unusual beasts, and he needs the player's help to find them. In between areas, Seussian rhymes are played to animations to entertain your kids, but if they are impatient, they need only press the spacebar to skip through these scenes. Each activity contains 3 difficulty levels.
Kids work with basic addition and subtraction equations and practice counting.
There is a sign-in feature and progress tracking report that shows the activities played and the percentage of success for each. This is particularly nice for younger siblings who may want to do the pages as well at a later date. The Learning Kit is a great extension of the game, and reminds us of the need for kids to write as a necessary preparation for, and supplement to, any kindergarten experience. This program contains just the right blend of learning and play, and all the educational bases are covered. Any child who enjoys Dr. Seuss characters, books, or videos will find this game fun.