I Love Science 1.1
A fully interactive science lab that teaches science in the most fun and effective manner possible: by letting young players discover the principles of science for themselves. Includes three friendly animated characters guide you through one hundred exciting experiments and science activities.
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I Love Science 1.1 Reviews
My husband tried and couldn't either, and he's a computer engineer. I couldn't get it to work on my computer.
There is a brief intro to what zygote formation is and that a zygote grows into a fetus, and they state that at 9 months the baby is born, but the cd does not go into any topics of human intimacy. As long as you are willing to down load a patch, it works fine on Windows XP. The thinking process is definitely lit. This learning cd is filled with a whole series of attention grabbing games and knowledge boosting activities. For those who are sensitive to how human biology is covered, the part on human biology is done appropriately. The particular values of the parents are left in the parents' court to teach. Our kids adore this cd, work hard to get all their chores done to see who can play it first, and have come to love science even more. There are no inappropriate pictures or content.
Once inside the workshop the game lets kids pick out particular lessons they want to learn OR they can let the game do the choosing. I bought this to supplement our homeschool science lessons. Turns out, this "game" packs quite the educational value in it. My son is currently in "Mo's Workshop" learning about friction, electricity and circuits. With that much thought put into the creation of this game, we're planning to order more games by this manufacturer.
At the time I figured we'd just use it as a reward for completing other projects. As soon as a child starts the game they have the option of which section to explore. My son looks forward to those and I love knowing that he's being "tested", in a sense, for his proficiency in a subject. Interspersed throughout the learning portions are little mini-games to keep kids engaged and reinforce what they've learned.
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