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Description of TODDLER FUN program from Softdepia.com:
TODDLER FUN has ten fun exercises for very young children (ages 2-5). Each exercise has many options to enhance the learning process and only requires the ability to point and click the mouse. A special Sound Editor program allows you to record your voice for all vocal feedback. LETTERS allows your child to learn the upper case letters and objects beginning with each letter. It also teaches letter location on the keyboard. NUMBERS helps to teach the numbers from 1 to 20 (adjustable) and number-object relationships. COLORS helps your child learn seven basic colors (red, blue, green, purple, white, yellow, black). SHAPES provides fun while learning seven basic shapes (square, rectangle, circle, oval, diamond, star, triangle). ANIMALS lets your child learn to recognize many familiar animals, their names, and the sounds they make. SOUNDS teaches about the sounds common items make, their names, and what they look like. PEEK-A-BOO is a simple memory game - you can even load in scanned or digital pictures (your family members, favorite toys, pets) to personalize the game. DOODLE is a fun drawing program and typing scratch pad.
MUSIC lets you have fun with a piano, percussive sounds, and goofy sound effects - has nine built-in kid songs.
PUZZLES lets you solve simple computer jigsaw puzzles.
The underlying philosophy in developing the TODDLER FUN programs was to keep them as simple as possible, while still providing a positive learning experience. Each program has a minimum of distractions (such as written operating information and cumbersome menu systems) and requires only the use of a mouse. We encourage you to use the programs with your children - help them become familiar with their operation. We have found that the learning experience is greatly enhanced if a parent, teacher, or older child sits with the child using the programs, providing guidance and encouragement.
TODDLER FUN is a "Free to try" program. You can download and try it for an evaluation period.
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