Re: preschool games

"Tony" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> does anyone know of any good preschool games, either ps1 or ps2 or
computer
> games, or downloads for my 4 year old child.  most i have baught have been
> to simple and not very challangeing. any suggestions will be apprieciated
> Thanks, Tony
>
>
You could have your child try the first three lessons of Headsprout Reading
Basics. And to belay any concerns about email address collection and
dispersal, you can even use a web-mail email address, if you like, such as
hotmail or yahoo.

Pardon me for being so enthused, but I'm one of the programmers for the
company, and I see stuff like the following testimonial, on a daily basis:

> My son, Robby, is still anxiously awaiting 'Reading Independence'. He
> is 12 years old and has special needs with developmental delays.
> 'Headsprout Reading Basics' was the best program
> we have tried. It actually started a love for reading for him. He
> could hardly wait each time until he could do a new lesson. After
> completing Headsprout Basics, he started wanting to read road signs,
> cereal boxes, in fact all words he saw. This is so exciting to us
> because we hadn't been able to get him interested in reading before. He
> has always loved books, but just liked being read too or making up his
> own story to go along with the pictures. The fun characters in
> Headsprout made it so much fun for him, and the way the lessons are
> presented kept his interest the entire lesson. Learning to read with
> Headsprout gave him the confidence he needed to try to read other
> things.
>
> He asks everyday if you have sent our new program. Thank you for this
> wonderful way to learn. It has made a big difference in Robby's life.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Linda G


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Byron "Barn" Canfield
http://www.headsprout.com