Children can help Francine describe historical artifacts while leading tours like her mom in Francine's Museum Tour. Players read the descriptions in the guidebook on the left and click on the artifact being described on the right. Depending on the level of game play, children will search for objects based on its name, a descriptive clue or a complex description. Players complete the daily headlines in Buster's Editorial Notes. Buster's mother has left notes on a pad which can help him fill in the missing words.
Players look at the words on the notepad and choose one which fits the rule on the easel.
Children practice vocabulary skills while choosing from three to five different words to find either a rhyming word, an antonym or a synonym. In Someone's Missing, players help Arthur by following the clues and using the arrow keys on the keyboard to move Arthur throughout town while trying to determine which building his friend is hiding in. Players can scroll through the clue cards displayed on the bottom part of the screen by clicking on the left and right arrows. In Arthur's Time Trouble, players can help Arthur complete a time chart which exhibits the times in which Arthur visited each of his friends. Children place the pictures of the clocks next to the times written on blackboard so they match.