Fisher-Price Ready for Preschool

Game Description

Fisher-Price Ready for Preschool is a 1996 educational game developed by Funnybone Interactive and published by Davidson & Associates, Inc. Give your child a head start on preschool with this big-top adventure packed with learning activities and lovable circus animals. Rumba the Ringmaster will introduce your child to nine friendly characters who encourage learning through interactive games and positive rewards. Through role-playing, creativity and music, your child will develop skills such as letter and number recognition, sequencing, sorting and more! With the easy-to-use Ready for Preschool Skills Matrix, parents can track their children’s progress, guide them to specific activities, or just join in on the learning fun! “Ready for Preschool” is a charming story told from a child’s point of view about what it’s like to go to preschool. * “All About Me” builds confidence through activities that focus on a child’s world. “You and Your Child” helps you get to know your child better and helps you increase your child’s self-esteem. The Print Kit includes over 50 pages of stories, activities and information. Includes 3 activity books and a print kit for fun and learning away from the computer. This exciting 2-disc set includes:

Disc #1 will help your child develop a strong, foundation of early learning skills. Disc #1 helps kids learn: * Letters * Numbers * Shapes and colors * Size comparison * Memory skills * Listening skills * Sorting * Sequencing * Nursery rhymes * Responsibility * Daily routines * Early mouse control skills.

Disc #2 contains a special Parent’s Video Guide, featuring education and child development expert Jane Nelsen, Ed.D. This disc provides tips on how you can prepare your child for preschool, and make the most of your child’s education. Disc #2 features: * Answers to parents’ questions about why preschool is important, how to choose a good preschool, and how to help children build healthy self-esteem. * A print kit with 50 activity pages to continue your preschoolder’s positive learning experience away from the computer.