Reader Rabbits Toddler (CD) Reviews
Newest Review: ... have to pop the bubbles containing the baby animals. When you have as many as requested, you win the game. A good ... more
... game to encourage counting. Finger Theatre ? Reader Rabbit encourages interaction from the child by using songs such
as Incey Wincey Spider, Twinkle Twinkle, I?m a Little Teapot and Two Little Dickie Birds. Reader Rabbit acts out the sequence for your child to follow. A definite favourite with Zach. Colouring In ? Lovely pictures to moue over to a...more
Customer Reader Rabbits Toddler (CD) Reviews (3)
Reader Rabbits Toddler (CD): A Magical Jungle Adventure! (1065 words)by - written on 13/07/04, updated on 13/07/04 (Very useful, 361 readings)
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I was actually given Reader Rabbit Toddler, Preschool and Key Stage One and Two by my brother in law who received them free with his PC. I did not take any notice of them for a while but then Zach started showing a n interest in the computer so we thought it would be a good idea to encourage him. Reader Rabbit Toddler is a, seemingly, very American designed package. Quite elaborate compared to quite conservative British programme I have seen for children. It was created by The Learning Company. A bugs bunny styled cartoon character is the main guide of the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/07/00, updated on 30/07/00 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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I purchased this CD about 6 months ago, and my daughter, who will be two in October absolutely loves it. It has improved her vocabulary incredibly. When she wants to go on it, she says "puter, puter" and drags my chair over to the PC. The welcome screen is excellent, featuring Maurice Mouse and the various different adventures you can go on. My daughter (Lucy)'s favourite is the Bubble Castle, where you have to burst bubbles to release the animals. Upon release, they waddle to the Bubble Tower until there are 5 of them. The child is then rewarded by the appearance of the Bubble Dragon, which Lucy always laughs at! This ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/07/00, updated on 26/07/00 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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I have been debating buying a computer 'game' for my son for a few months now. I was recommend in particular the Reader Rabbit series. I bought it today in Toys'r'us for only £4.99 (usually £9.99). My son loved it, its really good and easy to use, the only downside being that it is american, nothing against americans of course, just some words do sound a bit different. Anyway, that aside its very good in that they don't need to have mouse coordination (which can be very hard for the little ones to master), all they have to do is touch the mouse or touch the keyboard and something happens. Some of the games include ... Read the complete review
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