Archive for the 'education' Category
Feb
24
Mobysaurus Thesaurus is a English thesaurus tool that helps you write and speak better by leading you to the right word for every purpose or occasion.
The program is powered by the most recent version of Moby Thesaurus (compiled by Grady Ward), which is the large and most comprehensive English thesaurus data source available to date in the public domain.
Feb
2
A free Coloring Book for kids of all ages.
“All the fun. None of the mess!”
Includes 20 pictures, hundreds more free from the website.
Add your own pictures too! Kids learn color use and color mixing.
The marker pen and eraser allow them to get creative and draw their own pictures.
Made a mistake?
Just press the “Oops” button.
Sep
30
The Retro Game Pack is a collection of 9 classic games from the early days of Dataware.
The games included in the complete version of the Retro Game Pack
are Ant Attack, Find the Flag, Fire Fighter, Letter Drop, Letter Drop 2,
Sliding Puzzle, Stamp Pad, Supernova, and the original Winged Warrior.
Animals come alive in Sticker Book 3: Animal Town!
Kids can create scenes using hundreds of animal character stickers and place them on dozens of scenic backgrounds.
Since the stickers are electronic, not paper, kids can use them over and over again within different scenes.
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Sep
24
Matching Game is the traditional matching game where you flip two cards to see if they match.
If they match, they will disappear.
Make all the cards disappear to complete a level.
Complete 10 levels to win the game!
Matching game has two levels of difficulty with an easy level for younger players and a hard level that provides greater challenge for older players.
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A ninth coloring book program filled with 50 pages of delightful little monsters at play and in other delightful situations where you would normally find kids.
There’s something unexpected on every page!
The 50 pictures included with the complete version include scenes with monsters eating,
playing with balls, bathing, playing at the beach, playing at the playground, swimming,
flying a kite, reading, and many more.
This fourth Sticker Book has electronic stickers and backgrounds from your favorite fairy tales — Beauty and the Beast, The Bremen Town Musicians, Cinderella, The Elves and the Shoemaker, The Emperor’s New Clothes, The Gingerbread Man, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Hansel and Gretel, Jack and the Beanstalk, The Little Mermaid, Little Red Riding Hood, Pinocchio, The Princess and the Pea, Puss in Boots, Rapunzel, Rumpelstilzchen, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, The Three Billy Goats Gruff, The Three Little Pigs, Thumbelina, Tom Thumb, The Tortoise and the Hare, The Twelve Dancing Princesses, and The Ugly Duckling.
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Create pirate scenes using the stickers and backgrounds from this fifth Sticker Book.
There are dozens of scenic backgrounds including beaches and ships to use with the hundreds of pirate and soldier stickers.
Since the stickers are electronic, not paper, kids can use them over and over again within different scenes.
Published by Dataware.
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Maze Book 2 provides another set of computer generated mazes for kids.
In this set, kids guide medieval characters through mazes to find kings, queens, knights, dragons, and monsters.
With three levels of difficulty, kids can find the level of challenge that is right for them.
Unlike paper and pencil mazes, Maze Book 2 is interactive — kids guide characters through a variety of bright, colorful mazes finding objects.
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The 50 pictures included with the complete version are two biplanes, two blimps, a cargo plane, four fantasy airships, three flying machines, two flying wings, a glider, three gyrocopters, a hang glider, four helicopters, four hot air balloons, five jets, two jet packs, a parachute, two passenger airplanes, a single engine airplane, two space rockets, two space shuttles, two stealths, two triplanes, a twin engine airplane, and three sci-fi spaceships.
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