A narrator provides information about the subject in question, but no written text is provided for children to read along with or to print out for later study. However, they can print the illustrations and color them in later. Students may select a level of difficulty in a game that asks them to identify continents, landmarks, and locations. This section was unappealing to kindergartners, hard for first graders, and good reinforcement for second graders. Calendar Clock reviews the concept of time.
Students can move clocks and calendars forward and backward.
A movie in which the action and background change with the time of day or calendar season reinforces these concepts. Unfortunately, it is awkward and tedious to set the clock. This gets tedious. However, very young users were interested in the animation and were excited to see the changes of seasons. It reinforces learning about patterns and provides an imaginative scope in choosing the location for the symbols.