And in level three they tell the story completely in three boxes of text. K-4 Macintosh, DOS, Apple Provides a visual alternative for students as they learn to add and order numbers. A friendly bear encourages students to find combinations of numbered weights that will balance the beam or that will be greater than or less than a given weight. In two different environments, students strengthen their addition and subtraction skills by writing number expressions that tell the computer characters which direction, how far, and in what order they must collect objects on a number line. The program features seven levels of randomly generated exercises that begin with simple counting and increase in difficulty.
Students learn to collect objects in a specific order and find multiple solutions to problems.
K-3 Macintosh, Apple Students investigate the homes, food and babies of animals, in addition to animal size and movement. Students locate hidden animals, create real or imaginary animals, print out masks, and write and print their own stories. K-3 Macintosh, Apple Students learn what plants are, their parts, homes, seeds, growth needs and relationships with people. They also discover plant worlds and create real or imaginary plants and scenes. K-3 Macintosh, Apple Students study the major organs in the body by making blood flow through the hear, the lungs breathe, and the muscles flex.