Disneys Winnie the Pooh Kindergarten

Learn and Laugh with Winnie the Pooh!



Welcome to Disney's multi-subject learning software for kindergartners! Created in consultation with educational experts from across the country, Disney's Winnie the Pooh Kindergarten to experience the magic of learning. Christopher Robin has gone off to school and Pooh decides he should very much like to go to school, too! Join Pooh in this wonderful learning adventure as Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore and friends come together to hold school in the 100 Acre Wood. Experience the magic of learning as Pooh and his friends offer lessons on the alphabet, simple arithmetic, problem solving and much more!

• Early Reading
• Word Recognition
• Spelling
• Single Digit Addition
• Single Digit Subtraction
• Number Recognition
• Sequencing
• Sorting/Categorization
• Size/Scale Recognition
• Shapes
• Colors
• Listening Skills
• Following Directions
• Strategic Thinking
• Problem Solving
• Visual Creativity
• Musical Composition
• Mouse Skills

Children can benefit from learning a second language early in life. Introduction to another language before adolescence makes for better pronunciation and sound discrimination. And because children make comparisons with language patterns, learning a second language at an early age is associated with better learning of the primary language. When it comes to learning a second language, attitude and motivation are as important as aptitude. with self-directed interactive activities that provide plenty of encouragement and allow children to choose when they want to hear the language, Disney's Winnie the Pooh learning products provide an optimum learning environment.

Owl's Magnificent Machine: Your child explores Spanish or French names for objects commonly found in his or her world. Your child can display a new object at will, and can choose to hear both the English and foreign language version for each object display on the screen as many times as desired. Learner-controlled play ensures that the learning happens at the child's own pace, a critical factor in acquiring a second language.

Owl's Work Shop: A blustery wind has scattered Owl's books and their pages all over his house, so he needs your child's help putting his library back together.

Roo's Number Baloons: Step right up to Roo's carnival booth and try your luck at the balloon counting game. Roo may ask your child to help him count balloons by adding one balloon at a time, or he may decide he has too many balloons and ask to have them removed one by one until he has the number he needs.

Tigger's Treasure Hunt: Ahoy, matey! Tigger has found a treasure map, but he's not too sure of his directions. Follow the clues and help Tigger move around the map to discover the hidden treasure.

Pooh's Thoughtful Spot: Everybody needs a Thoughtful Spot and now your child can create one of his or her own. Once your child has decided on just the right environment and sky, he or she can pick up special objects to add to the Spot. Change seasons, too, or add some music to give the Thoughtful Spot a very special ambience.

Eeyore's Musical Mix and Match: Eeyore has traveled throughout the 100-Acre Wood collecting several curious parts of musical instruments. With his help, your child can combine these parts to make brand new instruments and create fun sounds and songs.

Owl's Memory Challenge: Owl has made some flash cards and devised a game to help teach your child new worlds in a foreign language (either Spanish or French).

Tigger's Action Theater: Tigger loves action, and he has built himself an elaborate stage to help him teach Pooh about action words. Your child can help Pooh by selecting an appropriate action word, and then have fun watching Tigger put on a show to demonstrate the chosen action.

• Strengthens 25 age appropriate skills
• Adjustable levels enhance individual skill levels
• Progress report provides feedback on skill progression
• Educational workbook pages, stickers, and flashcards can be printed with Avery printable supplies

• Windows 7, Vista SP1, XP SP3
• 500 MHz Pentium II or faster processor (800 MHz for Vista and 7)
• 256 MB of RAM (512 MB for Vista and 7)
• 350 MB free Hard Disk space
• 800 x 600 monitor, 16-bit color
• 32 MB DirectX 9.0c compatible Video Card
• 16-bit DirectX 9.0c compatible Sound Card and speakers
• 8X CD-ROM drive
• Printer (optional)

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