An Engaging Collection of 4 Full-Featured Exciting Kids'Titles

Product Information

Introduce your little learner to an exciting on-screen playland brimming withappealing themes and familiar friends. Each title in this value-packedcollection represents a classic favorite in the world of children'sentertainment.  Children learn best amid familiar scenes and settings, andthat's exactly what you'll find in Adventure Workshop Tots. Master early letterskills with Dr. Seuss ABCs.  Enjoy a fun adventure exploring the magicalrealm of Pooh in the Winnie the Pooh Activity Center.  Learn, grow and playwith your best friends from Sesame Street Toddler.  Discover an enchantingworld of fun and play to enjoy your way in LEGO My Style Preschool.  Abrilliant addition to your educational software library.

Product Title Included

• Dr. Seuss's ABC
• Sesame Street Toddler
• LEGO My Style
• Disney's Winnie the Pooh Activity Center

Product Overview

Dr. Seuss's ABC

The magic of Dr. Seuss's popular books comes to life in this fun-filledintroduction to the ABCs of reading. With Dr. Seuss's special brand of humor,rhyme and illustration there's never a dull moment.

• A is for amazing alphabet!
• B is for beginning readers.
• C is for clicking on curious characters.

Unlike a printed primer, this Living Book creates a responsive environment inwhich children make the connection between sounds, symbols and words. On eachpage, a touch of the mouse awakens funny talking characters, zany sound effectsand an original soundtrack.

Features:

• Click on a noun and see its picture. 
• Click on a verb to see an action. 
• It's easy for kid to replay a favorite part, skip ahead and learn more than 600 different words while they play
• More than 400 alphabetically inspired surprises hidden within the storybook pages
• Learning words and letters can be fun and even silly! 
• Izzy and Ichabod guide young readers through this action-packed title

LEGO My Style Preschool

Welcome to LEGO My Style: Preschool, a magical 3D world that children canexplore at their own pace. The inviting environment is tailored to your child'sindividual needs. My Style: Preschool builds the foundations for creativelearning and is the ideal setting for your child to be introduced to numbers,letters, music and art.

Features:

• Choose from four different learning environments: Math, Art, Music or Language.
• Pick a learning buddy to explore any of the four environments.
• Each animal buddy represents a style of learning: visual, musical, tactile, linguistic or analytical.
• Covers colors, shapes, painting, letter recognition and matching, counting, music appreciation, rhythm, sequencing numbers and more!
• Play a game once, or over and over—the animal friends never lose patience.
• Practice what you've learned by teaching it to Clicky and Bricky.
• Learn school readiness skills from your buddy.
• Digit helps you learn about colors and shapes.
• Explore the world of numbers with Buck.
• Looky uses art to learn about letters.
• Sing-Sing explores rhythm and pitch.

Sesame Street Toddler

Learn, grow, and play with your best friends from Sesame Street.  Childrenwill have fun with Big Bird, Elmo and Cookie Monster as they work with letters,numbers, shapes, and more.  

Features:

• Classifying & Sorting:  Clifford made a big mess when he accidentally knocked over piles of junk! Help fix up the alley by sorting the items into the correct bins.
• Matching & Spatial Reasoning:  Cleo's playground is not complete without a jungle gym. Test your matching skills as you build fun shapes like a doghouse, rocket ship, pyramid, and more!
• Word Recognition, Sentence Structure & Creativity:  Emily Elizabeth needs your help making posters. After creating sentence and picture - make your poster come to life by coloring it, adding fun objects, and printing it!
• Addition & Subtraction:  Bouncing on a trampoline is a fun way to pick fruit! Use your math skills to collect the correct ingredients for Ms. Carrington's pies.
• Sound Patterns & Rhythm:  Make your own music with objects you find at the pier. After you complete a song, hold tight while Clifford dances to the beat!
• Counting & Critical Thinking:  Build math skills while you complete the sail on Cleo's new toy boat. Fill in each column with the correct squares and your favorite dogs will climb on board!
• Pattern Recognition:  Clifford, Cleo, and T-Bone can't wait to try out Cleo's new slide. Solve and complete the pattern so the group can play!
• Fine Motor Skills:  Mac and T-Bone decide it would be big fun to play beach volleyball together! Move T-Bone to the ball and he will hit it back to Mac.
• Logic & Reasoning:  T-Bone is brave to head into the woods looking for Sheriff Lewis' keys! Guide him through the winding pathways, avoiding rock piles and logs, as you collect each key.
• Memory & Rhyming:  Jetta can't find the right words to finish her poem! Discover fun ideas by looking through the telescope and searching for objects in the clouds that rhyme.

Disney's Winnie the Pooh Activity Center

The wind is blowin' through the Hundred Acre Wood, so get ready for somehigh-flying fun!   Disney's Activity Center, Winnie The Pooh is theperfect place to play with Pooh, Tigger, and all their friends. Have a honey ofa time catching some buzzin' bees while reading the classic tale, 'Winnie ThePooh And The Blustery Day'.

Features:

• Enjoy 6 fun-filled activities and challenging games with Pooh and friends
• Build learning skills by reading along with Pooh, or listen to the classic story, Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day
• Play multi-level games that challenge and help develop problem-solving, logic and sorting skills

Heffalumps and Woozles 
In this activity, Pooh is sleeping and dreaming of mysterious creatures called Heffalumps & Woozles. There are two ways to enjoy this creative activity. You can build the creature that appears in Pooh's dream or you can build your own Heffalumps & Woozles by choosing from the pieces floating around the screen. In create your own mode, you can mix and match different legs, faces, heads and bodies to create as many as 625 different Heffalumps & Woozles. 

Eeyore's House Hunt 
Help Eeyore build a bridge across the flooded 100 Acre Wood to find Owl a new home. Use the planks in the lower stream to help Eeyore build a bridge. Roll your cursor over each plank to see what it will look like when it is placed on the water. If a red X appears on the image of the plank you will know it won't fit in that spot. If you don't see a plank you'd like to use just click on the turtle and a new set of planks will appear. Once you have determined which plank has the best fit, click on it and it will appear on screen for Eeyore to walk across. Be careful not to let Eeyore scroll off too far to the left or you will have to start again. 

• Level 1: The screen will scroll slowly, has the shortest distance to the other side of the woods and has the least number of obstacles. 
• Level 2: The screen will scroll by at a moderate speed, has a longer distance to cross than level 1 and the number of obstacles will increase. 
• Level 3: The screen will scroll quickly, has the longest distance to cross and you will have to avoid even more obstacles. 

Decorate Owl's House 
Owl needs help decorating his new house with items he has stored in boxes. You can choose which type of items you would like to decorate with by clicking on the little boxes, on the interface bar at the bottom of the screen. Once you have selected the type of items you would like to decorate with a large box containing the items will slide into the room. Click once on an object to pick it up from the box then click again somewhere in Owl's house to place the object. You can also change the color of certain items in Owl's new house. To change the color of something other then an object from a box, simply click on it. 

Fly a Piglet 
Pooh and Piglet need your help to get to Owl's house through obstacles on the ground and in the air. For all levels: avoid bumping into the obstacles by moving your cursor up or down while it is over Piglet. 

• Level 1: The screen will scroll slowly and has the least number of obstacles. 
• Level 2: The screen will scroll by at a moderate speed and the number of obstacles will increase. 
• Level 3: The screen will scroll quickly and you will have to help Pooh and Piglet avoid even more obstacles. 

Hillside Party Hop
Move around the game board to collect as many prizes as you can in the time allotted. When you land on a prize square, the prize will appear on your side of the hill. To keep track of the number of prizes you've collected just look at the number in the balloon on your side of the hill.  Gopher has also left a hole or two for you to use, jump in one end and pop out the other. 

• Level 1: Prizes appear and move around the game board, you also have the longest amount of time to play. 
• Level 2: Prizes appear and then move around more often during gameplay; there are sticky spots to slow you down; and you have less time to play. 
• Level 3: Prizes appear and move around frequently. In addition to sticky spots of spilled honey, you have the least amount of time to collect prizes. 

Read the Story and Find the Bees 
Come read about a very Blustery Day in the Hundred-Acre Wood. Find out how Pooh and his friends are affected by the storm. While reading the story, keep a look out for buzzing bees! They need to make a beeline to the hive or Pooh will have a honey shortage. Click a bee when you see one and it will fly off the screen and back to the hive. Upon finishing the story Pooh will tell you if you've found all the missing bees. If you have, there will be more bees to find the next time that you visit the story. 

Windows Requirements

• Windows 98SE, Me, 2000 SP4, XP SP1
• Disney’s Winnie the Pooh Activity Center is not designed to run on Windows 2000, Me and XP
• Pentium 266MHz processor
• 128MB of RAM
• 200MB free hard disk space
• 8X CD-ROM drive
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 or higher
• DirectX 8.1 compatible sound card
• DirectX 8.1 compatible 640x480 display with 16-bit color
• Keyboard
• Mouse
• Works with most popular printers (Monochrome and color) supported by Windows.
• 33.6 Kbps modem or faster and Internet service provider account required for Internet access