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Epicurus.com - Millie's Math House
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List Price: $19.95
Our Price: $0.01
Your Save: $ 19.94 ( 100% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Edmark
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Binding: Video Game
Brand: Edmark
EAN: 0798936826695
ESRB Age Rating: Early Childhood
Feature: Windows 95/98, Me, 2000, XP
Format: CD-ROM
Label: Edmark
Manufacturer: Edmark
Platform: Windows XP Professional
Publisher: Edmark
Studio: Edmark
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Features
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Windows 95/98, Me, 2000, XP
486/33 MHz or faster
4 MB RAM (8 MB highly recommended)
2 MB free hard disk space
SVGA monitor, 640x480, 256 or more colors
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Editorial Reviews:
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In seven fun-filled activities, students explore fundamental math concepts as they learn about numbers, shapes, sizes, quantities, patterns, sequencing, addition, and subtraction. They count critters, build mouse houses, create crazy-looking bugs, make jellybean cookies for Harley the horse, and find just the right shoes for Little, Middle, and Big.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: My 4-year old son really enjoys this
Comment: There are enough activities in this game to keep a child occupied and engrossed for a couple of hours at a sitting on a rainy day.
It really is a well designed teaching tool. A child just thinks it's a video game, but each separate activity reinforces skills in math, logic, reasoning, sorting, counting and etc.
My only complaint is that when you are in most of the different activities, the way to begin the task is to click the picture on the wall. Unfortunately, this is not mentioned, so we had to figure it out. While it's a petty complaint, it's about the only one I had.
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Summary: Excellent for preschoolers
Comment: This game pack is a great value. Perfect for preschool age children. These are the same games that many preschools have in their classrooms. My 3 yr old absolutely loves playing these games. Very educational.
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Summary: Decent activity for pre-schoolers
Comment: We bought this CD from a school book fair. It's OK. The activities are very, very simple, and range from number and shape recognition to single-digit addition. It's good for introducing kids to using a mouse and to numbers, but my 4-year old ran through the depth and breadth of the game in about 3 months (using it maybe once a week) and became bored by it.
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Summary: I love this game
Comment: My kids had this game in DOS when they were little. We love making cookies with the horse and if you make a mistake, the frog gets to eat it. My kids are bigger, but my nephews are a perfect age. When I saw this in cd format, I just HAD to get it. I definately recommend it.
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