Educational Software for Toddlers, Kids, Teens and Adults.

Tips on how to improve test scores, grades and confidence for students of all ages. Information on the best methods for teaching the basics to toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarteners.

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Can Your Student Be A High Achiever?

High school is the gateway to either college or the working world.  It's the time in a young persons life when critical thinking skills begin to kick into gear and, of course, they think they know it all.  With everything that is going on, it can be difficult for kids to cope with each and every subject in school.  It is quite normal for them to need a little extra help to achieve scholastic success.

Fortunately, High Achiever software is here to help.  This curriculum based software is designed to be a study aid for students and will help them boost test scores, grades and confidence and comes in a wide variety of subjects.  High Achiever is also a great way to prepare for college entrance exams.

Here is just a sampling of some of the subjects that High Achiever has available; algebra, biology, chemistry, physics, and more.  We invite you to visit and learn more about these wonderful programs.

Friday, January 28, 2011

Making A Game Out of Math

Kids today are very fortunate - they don't have to sit with a drab text book, paper and pencil in order to learn.  Computers have spurred a whole new generation of creative software programs that teach children tough concepts in an exciting and entertaining fashion.

One of the most successful and award-winning programs is Math Blaster.  Blaster combines the excitement of today's gaming platforms with national education standards based math worksheets, puzzles and brainteasers.  Because children have so much fun with this software, they play longer, and learn more.  Learning levels advance as they achieve their goals.

Both parents and teachers have trusted this software to reinforce classroom instruction.  Learning Is Fun Store currently has available Math Blaster Ages 6-8, Math Blaster Ages 7-9, and Math Blaster Ages 9-12.  We invite you to come learn more about these wonderful programs.

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Teaching Toddlers Today

Teaching toddlers all the basics that they will need to know before they start school has never been easier.  The truth of the matter is that when your child starts elementary school, he or she will most likely be exposed to computers (and will likely know more than you do in no time).

There are quite a few good software programs that you can use to assist you in teaching your child ABC's, shapes, colors, numbers and more.   These programs are usually very easy for a child to use, most use just the click of a mouse or key.  They are fun ways for parents to share time together for a truly special learning moment.

Some of the software programs that I would recommend would be Dr. Seuss Toddler, Dr. Seuss ABCs or My First CD-ROM Toddler.  You will find a selection of software for kids of all ages for discount prices at Learning Is Fun Store.