Pooh/Tigger Storybook - PC

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.com ---- Pooh comes to life in this heartwarming story in which Tigger finds out the hard way that his friends, especially Rabbit, have grown tired of his bouncing ways. Can a Tigger change his stripes? Children read along with the story and participate in engaging activities as they build essential reading and critical thinking skills. From the Manufacturer --------------------- Join everyone's favorite bear, Pooh, and all his friends in this classic tale of fun and friendship. Tigger finds out the hard way that his friends, especially Rabbit, have grown tired of his bouncing ways. Can a Tigger change his stripes? Find out in this Disney's Animated StoryBook CD-ROM. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Review ------ In this animated electronic book, Tigger's friends have had enough of Tigger's bouncing. Having been knocked down one time too many, Rabbit comes up with a plan where Pooh, Tigger and friends go deep into the woods to try to lose Tigger. The scheme backfires and Rabbit himself gets lost, learning an important lesson about true friendship. For kids unfamiliar with the story, it seemed that one or two pages were missing. Children were confused about what happened between the time that Rabbit was wandering about with his friends and when suddenly he was on his own. Although the activities are pretty much the usual stuff, they are very well integrated into the story line. For instance, after Tigger knocks over Rabbit in his vegetable garden, kids help pick up scattered vegetables and rinse out clothes splashed with dirt. When Tigger gets stuck up in a tree, they direct Pooh through a maze so he can provide some help. There's also a vegetable matching game, a tic-tac-toe game and a memory game in which kids match sequences of bouncing characters. Children cannot save their games but they can choose from three levels of difficulty. They can also easily jump to pages of interest. Testers' biggest complaint was that the characters sometimes talk too much. None of the kids discovered on their own that the space bar interrupts the narration and animation. On the whole children loved the appealing Winnie the Pooh and his friends, as well as the brief but engaging story. The voice-overs sound just like the "real" characters, and the graphics are excellent. Teaches: early reading, logic, memory Age Range: 3, 4, 5, 6 Copyright © 2000 Children's Software Revue -- From Children's Software Revue® -- "Subscribe Now!" ( https://secure.tradenet.net/childrenssoftware/csroffer.html ) See more ( javascript:void(0) )