Microsoft Scholastic's The Magic School Bus Explores in the Age of Dinosaurs (Jewel Case) Ages 6-10
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  • Microsoft Scholastic's The Magic School Bus Explores in the Age of Dinosaurs (Jewel Case) Ages 6-10

    From:Bruce Degen Joanna Cole , Microsoft ,
    Microsoft Scholastic
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    User Rating:4.5 out of 5 starsAmazon Sales Rank:#1938




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    37 of 38 customers found the following review helpful:
    Only so-so, 2002-04-27
    This is not as outstanding as the other Magic School Bus games. This is more click and point with static lessons that the child can read. Not much in the interactive area for my 5 year old. He loves most of the other Magic School Bus games, and does not mind this one but it is not one that he is attached to- and he loves learning about the solar system.

    excellent educational and fun software, 2002-03-21
    My five year old son just loves this software. He likes the cool graphics and the games. I like the fact that it is educational and fun at the same time. More than other software, this one offers a tremendous amount of activities with many new adventures to be had with a click of the mouse. I would definately buy other magic school bus software for my child.

    28 of 28 customers found the following review helpful:
    Spotty, 2002-03-09
    This is not the jewel in the crown of the Magic School Bus CD series (Animals, for example is much better), but it does have some good features. In particular, the activity on ozone & the greenhouse effect is excellent- our 2nd grader really grasped the concept after playing with it for a while.

    The plot, however, is to find Ms. Frizzle, which our kids found frustrating. You get clues by earning tokens from an arcade-type game- the only MSB title we've seen that requires you to play an arcade game in order to complete it. It may be that the Microsoft progammers figure that space=boys=arcade game, but our kids were annoyed about it. They were even more annoyed when they worked out from the 1st clue where she was and found out that you have to get all 3 clues anyway.

    On the other hand, kids who like arcade games might be induced to learn a bit about the solar system.


    3 of 3 customers found the following review helpful:
    Good stuff on the solar system!, 2002-02-22
    Very fun, fact-filled interactive material! Suitable for upper elementary kids. Includes some goofy games, a "where in the worlds did the Frizz go?" and lots of click-on goodies. Great way to play and learn!

    99 of 101 customers found the following review helpful:
    makes learning fun, 2001-11-01
    My five year old son plays this game endlessly and now knows an astounding amount about life in the ocean. I believe it is rated for kids eight and up, but he has been playing with varying levels of skill and very little frustration for over a year. Even our three year old loves to play, although he doesn't manage the games very well. As a plus to parents, there is very little about this game that is irritating, even when played over and over and over. You may find your child telling the corny jokes, though. All in all, a wonderful learning experience. We will be looking at other Magic School Bus CD-Rom games.

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