Students begin by choosing a format for an essay or a story, a newsletter or a customized document such as a certificate. Youngsters love adding full-color dragons, aliens, hot dogs, or Halloween pumpkins to their stories, while teachers appreciate beautiful representations of the solar system and historically accurate illustrations of, for instance, Spanish missions and covered wagons. Placing, moving, rotating, or resizing the images takes just a few clicks of the mouse. I love using GeoSafari Science to review science facts and concepts with my second graders. This software by Educational Insights uses a game-show format to draw kids into topic areas that include the solar system, rocks and minerals, the human skeleton, trees, and flower families.
Little ones move easily from basic drawing and painting to advanced features.
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