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From:Scholastic
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9 of 9 customers found the following review helpful:
Does not Work on Windows XP, 2002-01-07
This game would not run on Windows XP out of the box. Scholastic support did not have a solution but I found it would run in compatibility mode.My son loves the games and puzzles. This was a truly great learning game for kids.
14 of 15 customers found the following review helpful:
Perfect for Preschoolers!, 2001-11-14
My 3 year old loves this software package! It has 6 different activities that really help with important learning skills for his age group. I Spy has helped with learning to recognize and put together patterns, following directions, and independent thinking...and it's fun! The software uses familiar looking objects, such as colorful toys and beads. Other software packages have left us feeling that there should be more, but we really enjoy I Spy!
30 of 31 customers found the following review helpful:
 I Spy Software, 2000-11-28
I teach Kindergarten. My students love the I Spy Books so you can imagine their great delight when I found the software. My 'K' students love the I Spy Junior to start out with. After they master Jr. they go on to the older version. It is more difficult, but some of them really enjoy the challenge. I recommend these products to any and all.
15 of 15 customers found the following review helpful:
I Spy Junior, 2000-08-30
The activities in this software are exciting and fun for a child as young as 2 1/2 years old. Children choose from 6 types of activities that hold their interest. The objects move when they are selected and the animation is life-like and fun to watch. This is an excellent choice if you are looking for your child's first software program.
25 of 25 customers found the following review helpful:
I Spy Junior, 2000-08-29
My son is a few months shy of three, and his loves I Spy Junior. There are enough different games to play to keep him interested for an extended length of time (up to 30 minutes), and he wants to play it again the next day. He has not tired of it yet and we have had it for 2 months (a long time at this age). It has improved his concentration, eye-hand coordination, color and number recognition and how to follow directions. It keeps an adult's interest, too.
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