Take your child beyond the three R's and give them three languages! Kids
learn Spanish, French and English on an exciting interactive journey
into the wilds of Australia. Features a unique method of learning
languages through sentence-building and thematic card games. Stunning
handpainted graphics, 3-D virtual reality games with adjustable levels
of difficulty invite children to discover Australian ecosystems and
Aborigine culture ? in three languages! They'll also learn natural
science and strengthen basic skills. Until April 1, 1997, comes with Web
Workshop, a new product from Vividus which allows kids to create their
own web pages.
Awards & Reviews
Awards
"SEAL of QUALITY", The Family Channel
"EXEMPLARY", California Software Clearinghouse, Office of Education
"GOLD", Parents' Choice
"EXCELLENCE", Technology & Learning Magazine
"BOLOGNA NEW MEDIA PRIZE", from a panel of seven judges representing the US, Europe and Asia.
"GOLD", National Parenting Publications
"ONLY THE BEST", ACSD
Reviews
"WorldWalker is hard to pigeon-hole. It's science, but not exclusively. It's also geography, reading, writing, Spanish and French!... to us (and to teachers), it's a hallmark of truly excellent software... The Language Explorer activity does something exceptional: It creates an environment where kids learn by osmosis. It does not give them vocabulary to memorize or drills to complete. And yet they come away from it knowing the meaning of 500 words in French and Spanish, how to pronounce them, and how to put them together (correctly!) into 200 meaningful sentences. " Great Software for Kids & Parents, IDG Books.
"An unusual and compelling two-in-one product: a fun and innovative introduction to French and Spanish, plus natural science games in beautifully illustrated on-screen ecosystems! ... A real find for foreign-language learners. Its wealth of information is available not only in English, but also French and Spanish, in both written and read-aloud form. Better yet is its Language Explorer unique and wonderfully fun ability to teach kids to construct 200 sentences and learn 500 vocabulary words ... virtual explorations into natural science, with considerable geography and social studies, too! ... A great science -- and foreign language -- adventure!"
Cathy Miranker, The Computer Museum Guide to the Best Software for Kids.
"Grade: A ... sharp-eyed and -eared children learn about native animals, plants, peoples and customs, and, oddly enough, French and Spanish...", Anne Reeks, The Houston Chronicle.