Students build Haikus from a database of five and seven syllable phrases contained in the program. Students can add their own phrases to the database. A program that allows students to play scrabble against the Macintosh. Students try to unscramble words in this game. Scrambled letters are presented visually and the idea is to create a word out of them.
Students drag letters to blank squares to form a word which is spoken by the computer.
Students are given a word and asked to choose the synonym or antonym from a list of four words. Al Bunny shows a letter, and students are asked to type it. An on-screen keyboard that shows which finger to use and which key to press allows students to learn without moving their eyes from the screen. This is a program that will find possible words in a dictionary if not all the letters of the word are known. It will also locate all the possible words when given any series of letters.