Grammar Games first offers a test for new students to determine what level they will start out in. Speech was there. There were no problems at all on the P450. While the graphics look dated, and the gameplay may seem bland when compared to newer, glitzier programs, there is just something engaging about this program. The little arcade action that is offered, is of a non-pressured variety, with no penalty for mistakes besides points not being earned.
Kids can concentrate on the spelling and grammar, without worrying about fast reflexes.
We have an extensive software library with many newer titles, but this program has been top-dog for the last several weeks. The spelling has the widest age range, with words ranging in difficulty, and the ability to add words enables it to grow with your child. The grammar, on the other hand, is best for ages 9-12.