Alpha Betty and Friends (Early Learning for Grades K - 1) - Students join Alpha Betty and her friends as they follow puzzle paths to the playground. Each friend exercises a different early learning skill. Program options allow teachers to adjust difficulty levels. Children earn stars for completing each activity and have fun with Betty and her friends when they reach the playground.

Picture Phonics (Early Learning for Grades K - 1) - Pronunciations by a speech therapist and easy-to-grasp program tasks help children enhance their abilities to connect sounds with letters. After completing an activity sequence of 10, 20 or 30 pictures, children advance to one of six different Create-a-Picture reward screens. There they continue to develop phonics skills while having fun building a picture of their own.

Mathosaurus II (Early Math Grades K, 1, and 2)- Dinosaurs are everywhere as students match sets and numerals to twenty, match sets and number words to ten, and sequence by 1's, 2's, 5's, and 10's. Children practice using the concepts of less than and greater than with Professor Rex. At the Dino Lagoon, adding and subtracting to 10 is introduced as playful dinosaurs submetre and surface

Clock Faces ( Time and Calendar Skills For Grades 1 - 4)- Students have lots of fun with 4 main activities: telling time, setting the time, answering questions by using calendars, and matching times. Also, word problems are provided to exercise both clock and calendar skills. While students work, they enjoy the friendly company and encouragement of amusing clocks that love to celebrate student successes. Directions for all program activities are available in both English and Spanish.

Penny Panda (Money for Grades 1 - 4) - Penny Panda provides lots of practice in counting money. Four main activities help children with counting a given amount, comparing amounts, presenting money to match a specific sum, and determining change accurately.

Dancing Dinos ( Early Math for Grades 1 - 3)- Delightful animation rewards effective practice of early math facts and computation skills. The teacher can determine the kinds of problems presented or can provide students the latitude to select their own activities.

Pondering Problems (Early Problem Solving for Grades 2 - 5) - The friendly characters in Pondering Problems make solving story problems easier as they structure student thinking by guiding students sequentially to each problem solving step.

Wild West Math (Math for Grades 2 - 6) - From memorization of basic math facts to the process of long division, important math skills are exercised and strengthened by an amusing assortment of colorful characters from the American Wild West. Program activities can be adjusted to accommodate a wide range of learning needs. Tutorial help screens provide carefully structured assistance. Wild West Math is just what calculatin' cowpokes need to round up first class math skills at their computer desktops.

Fractions with Professor Von Strudel (Fractions for Grades 2 - 6) - Join Professor Von Strudel in his math lab to learn about proper and improper fractions, mixed numbers, decimals, and percents. Compare, add, subtract, multiply, divide, and reduce fractions to lowest terms. Professor Von Strudel explains all about greatest common factors, least common multiples, prime numbers, and more. 12 activities include multiple options. Tutorial help pages offer necessary instruction when students have difficulty.

Fearless Lou's Burning Fuse (Mental Math for Grades 3 - 6) - beat-the-clock puzzle format and comical animation lead to fun and success with mental math. Teachers or students can set an appropriate difficulty level for this clever problem solving activity. Numerous humorous animation sequences and the satisfaction of meeting a challenge keep children coming back for another exercise in mental math. Whenever a solution is achieved in time, Fearless Lou bravely (though clumsily) saves the day.

Number Ball (Equations for Grades 3 - 6)- Math, strategy, and critical thinking are exercised in Numberball, where problem solving and action offer fun-filled learning for all ages!

Granny Applebee's Cookie Factory (Problem Solving for Grades 4 - 6) - Students who accept the challenge of managing Granny"s cookie factory will be met with many decisions to make. Which cookie order should be filled first? Are all the necessary ingredients in stock? Where and when should supplies be bought? How is the thermal fiddlywink repaired? How much should you advertise to try increasing cookie sales? Should bills be paid now?

Marty's Family Reader (Reading for Grades 2 - 5) - Students read about Marty Mathews' many interesting relatives and ancestors in stories authored by an experienced reading specialist. The series contains 160 stories in all, 40 for each grade. Each story is illustrated, and each is accompanied by eight comprehension questions. Glossary words are included.

Oliver's Crosswords (Vocabulary for Grades 3 - 6)- Oliver's puzzles build both spelling and vocabulary skills while providing many problem solving opportunities. Students can work with either word definitions or sentence context clues.

Top Readers' Club (Reading for Grades 2 - 5)- Students elevate their reading skills with 144 shorts stories followed by questions to test comprehension in one of 10 categories. The elevator progresses to the next story after correct answers. Students are challenged to make it all the way up to The Top Readers' Club on the top floor.

That Spelling is Right! (Spelling for Grades 2 - 6) - Game show host, Bob Treebark introduces his third big hit...That Spelling is Right! Bob reads or flashes a work; contestants spell the work. Sentence context clues are provided. The student with the high score plays the Grand Prize Scramble! Select your spelling level or add your own words. Student records are kept and a list of focus words is tracked for each student, based on words they have missed.

Word Zapper (Spelling for Grades 2 - 6) - Word Zapper helps students identify misspelled words and improve their own spelling. As words move along a conveyor belt, children use the lively word zapping machine to zap misspelled words and allow correctly spelled words to pass. Work continues until the player has made ten errors or has scored 1000 points (50 correct words). Then, errors are reviewed, and the player correctly types each of the words on which an error was made.

Faces and Places (Social Studies for Grades 3 - 6) - Join host Bob Treebark for his second big game show hit! One player, two players, or two teams can test their social studies knowledge in a challenging game of Faces and Places. Choose from over twenty existing game categories.