Another activity requires students to read short stories, and then demonstrate their comprehension by manipulating objects in the accompanying pictures. In a rollercoaster activity, children attempt to load cars with the syllables of each given word. Finally, kids select words to complete sentences by paying attention to subject-verb agreement. The exercises are randomized in order to keep the activities fresh. As well, incorrect answers are logged so that they will reappear more frequently.
Some games have settings like a basketball game and outer space, and points are accumulated.
In some cases, if an answer is not quite correct, students are given hints and the opportunity to correct their work. No penalties for incorrect answers in a few activities means students feel free to explore. Others are timed and often the activities are reset when a certain number of errors are made. A 9 year-old tester who is in the midst of fourth grade and rather strong in language arts was appropriately challenged by the program and came away from it feeling he learned a great deal. The graphics and sound effects are unremarkable, and even crude.