| | |  | Education & Reference | Home » » » Reader Rabbit Personalized 2nd Grade Deluxe | | | | | | | Description: | | The Show Must Go On!Product InformationPersonalized Software that Builds a Full Year of 2nd Grade Skills!With the Personalized Learning Center disc you can check each player's progresson any program that uses the Learning Company's A.D.A.P.T. Learning Technology.You can also print out workbooks activities and reward certificates that arecustomized for each individual player based on his or her progress information.Learn a full year of 2nd Grade skills. Reader Rabbit is trapped in theDragon's castle.Can you help Sam the Lion solve the mysteries of the castle and save ReaderRabbit? Learn math science grammar and problem-solving skills.Help save Rader Rabbit! Solve the mysteries of the dragon's castle!Reader Rabbit Personalized Preschool features A.D.A.P.T. Learning Technology™—a dynamic system that continually adjusts the program to match your child’s growing abilities. A. Assesses AbilitiesD. Develop SkillsA. Adjusts LevelsP. Provides HelpT. Track ProgressLearning is always stimulating and never frustrating. A.D.A.P.T is the most effective way to build skills confidence and a life-long love of learning.Skills LearnedReading Comprehension Creative Writing "Carry-over" Addition "Borrow" Subtraction Fractions & Multiplication Complex Vowels Consonant Blends Nouns Verbs & Adjectives Geometric Shapes Basic Grammar Vocabulary & Spelling Science & Ecology Critical Thinking Product Features35 Interactive Activities More than 80 Skills Covered 50 Printable Activities Three Skill Levels Play Arcade Games & Earn Points Automatic Help Parent’s Progress Reports Customized Workbooks & Rewards It’s perfect for ages 6-8!Windows Requirements Windows 95/98/Me/XP/Vista 486/66 MHz or better (Pentium remended) 15MB free hard drive space 16MB of RAM 2X CD-ROM drive or faster SVGA display and 256 colors Windows patible sound device and speakersMacintosh Requirements System 7.1 or higher | | | Features: | |
• Help Sam the Lion solve the mysteries of the castle and save Reader Rabbit? (Ages 6 - 8)
• Skills include: Reading comprehension, Creative writing, """Carry-over"""" addition, """"Borrow""""
• Fractions and multiplication, Complex vowels, Consonant blends, verbs and adjectives
• Nouns, Geometric shapes, Basic grammar, Vocabulary and spelling and more!
• A.D.A.P.T. Learning Technology adjusts to your child. [Windows 95/98/Me/XP, Mac OS 7/8/9]
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 0.2 pounds | | Package Length:
| 5.6 inches | | Package Width:
| 4.9 inches | | Package Height:
| 0.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.2 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 8 reviews |
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| Windows 2000 / Windows XP Home Edition / Windows XP Professional | | Media:
| CD-ROM | | Item Quantity:
| 1 |
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27 of 28 found the following review helpful:
 It's amazing what you don't know on a second grade level.Jan 15, 2006
By Katey Knapp
This took a 30-year-old mom and her 13-year-old son approximately 2 1/2 hours to complete. We are extremely proud of ourselves, despite being a bit chagrined at having kicked out the actual 2nd grader for whom it was bought. She lost 30 points from my character, which just could not be allowed.
It really is very educational and challenging for the grade level. Aside from the many trap door pitfalls, there are also math and language arts hurdles to jump, swing, or run through.
My son and I recommend this game for people of any age to brush up on basic skills, and if my daughter ever gets it out of our clutches and has a chance to play, I'm sure she'll agree.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Very fun and challengingDec 13, 2009
By Jane Baumgart
"Lugia"
I played this game when I was in elementary school, and I LOVED it. Some of the tasks got a bit boring/repetitive, but it is a good way to challenge your kid a bit.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 DisappointedMar 28, 2009
By Anthony Pfeiffer
We were very excited to try this program out. We used the same program for our first child back in the late 90's and it was WONDERFUL. So we purchased this updated version to work for Windows XP. To our disappointment, it wouldnt work. We try on both computers and it did not work so we had to get a refund. If it worked, it would have been a great program. Maybe the product was defective, but 4 out of 5 we ordered did not work.
 DisapppointedMay 28, 2011
By His Delight
We were fans of previous reader rabbit programs again my daughter was challenged with the work that the disk requires but the only down fall is that this was a darker version.... Scary and more on the breaking the spells kind of game... Not interested!!! If you like reader rabbit and are looking for a game look for the reader rabbit 2nd grade mis-cheese-ious dreamship adventure....
But how do you enter the secret chamber???Oct 12, 2010
By D
"D"
My kids started playing this game when they were about 6 and 4. Some parts they asked for help on- like typing in their own story and the harder math problems. It was fun to play with them and help them learn. One thing I very much liked about this game is that it gave you the instructions you needed to proceed. Most of the games make you wander around hoping to find clues to advancement- if you don't know where to find a thermogem or you can't figure out that you need to raise the beach umbrella which make the ladies go inside, which makes the workers start turning the gears which makes the energy you need (phew!!), then you can't play the game. The only place I recall getting stumped is a place I am still stumped: if anyone knows how you can enter the Secret Chamber after you achieve the rank of Dragon Fire,please post it!! My kids are still bugging me to find out!! Oh- we also had difficulty figuring out that in order to make Sam jump to collect correctly-spelled words, you have to use the arrows and spacebar. The kids skipped over the instructions. The kids are now 6 and 8 and they are still playing this game more than any other computer game we have.
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