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Software : Jump Ahead Year 2 Reading, Maths, Geography & more
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Jump Ahead Year 2 Reading, Maths, Geography & more from: Focus Multimedia Ltd List Price: £9.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £7.99 You Save: £2.00 (20%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: CD-ROM Brand: Focus Multimedia Ltd EAN: 5031366013576 Label: Focus Multimedia Ltd Manufacturer: Focus Multimedia Ltd Model: 5031366013576 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Focus Multimedia Ltd Release Date: September 07, 2001 Studio: Focus Multimedia Ltd Sales Rank: 78 Accessories: Related Items:
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Editorial Review: Amazon.co.uk Review: This is a very comprehensive, excellent software program for children in year two, aged six to seven years, which supports the National Curriculum and covers reading, maths, geography, history, the solar system, art and music. The activities are not classroom based, as in the case of many other CD-ROMs in this range, but they are built around adventures that begin when school ends. CJ the Frog and his friend Newton begin a journey to their secret clubhouse. Your child can develop maths skills (addition, subtraction, multiplication, money value, measuring and logic) while racing sharks and crossing dangerous rivers. Reading and comprehension skills are also covered, including spelling, parts of speech, nouns, verbs and adjectives, and the countries can be discovered while learning about the people and events in history. All activities are presented in a fun way and are offered at different levels with progress reports, assessments and a printable workbook included. There is also a pamphlet containing basic technical and installation information, which should be read before starting. --Susan Naylor Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - Makes learning fun! Great motivator!I bought this for my 6 year old daughter to help improve her English and Math skills, and I can't praise this programme enough! My daughter actually looks forward to playing the games and frequently comes up to me saying "Mummy, can I play Jump Ahead Year 2 now please?" with much enthusiasm. I thought it might be just a fad - like with all toys! But she really does enjoy it. I think its because the math games are challenging and she enjoys the excitement of the "theme" of the game, like jumping over crocodiles to get across a river. I can tell you one thing, I wish I had something like this when I was little learning maths because it would have made the subject less scary. This actually makes maths look fun and because ... Read More: Rating: - excellent jump aheadall the jump ahead are brilliant for children. they teach them so much without them even knowingit, and parents can keep up to date with their progress via the progress report. if you children are 2 upwards buy them all as they finish one stage, get the next stage. if you children are older and you have just discovered the cd roms buy the stage they are at so far, and then continue buying from there. i do not know where i would be without these programmes, it keeps the kids concentrating for hours at a time. and they are learning every single second they are playing on them. Rating:  - Jump Ahead Year 2 ReadingIt worked. Our son is now keen to learn. Well done. Rating: - Fun, fun, funMy daughter absolutely loves the games in JA Year 2. She has learnt so much in the space of one weekend! She can be on it all day if I do not stop her. She loves the noun, adjective and verb songs which are crazy but then it serves her memory well simply for that reason. She also loves the maths football pitch game, the "variable" stories she can write and many more! Her only complaint is this - she and ALL her friends could not figure out the Ice Cave maths game. The instructions were very unclear to me, too! Can anyone out there who has bought this CD-Rom help!!! Rating: - Jump Ahead Year 2I am twelve years old now, and have had this programme since I was eight and (even now) I still enjoy it. I love the many things for you to do and the way you can build up points on every activity you do. Every 100 points you get (each activity, depending how hard it is, wil give you from 2-15 points) you get a stamp from the Post Office in the game and build up your collection. I love the way it has been designed in a school. There is a clubhouse (which you get to by climbing the tree or using the secret lift), a classroom, and then many floors below. The graphics are all really good, and fun. In the classroom for instance, you get to write stories and see animated songs about grammar, and when you click on different items in the classroom, ... Read More: |
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