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World Famous Comics: Items Similar to Kid Pix Deluxe 3rd Edition

Items Similar to Kid Pix Deluxe 3rd Edition

1. Crazy Machines: The Wacky Contraptions Game Win/Mac
From: Viva Media October 01, 2005 Features: Build imaginative machines in this creative and addictively fun brainteaser Turn cranks, rotate gears, pull levers, and more to build unique contraptions Solve more than 200 challenging puzzles; put your machines to work Physics engine with air-pressure, electricity, gravity, and particle effects Experiment with gears, robots, explosives, and more in your own virtual lab	More Info
2. Mia's Math Adventure: Just In Time
From: Kutoka September 30, 2004 Features: Guide Mia in her quest to find the parts for the time machine, and collect sparklies to use as fuel Explore a rich and captivating new world, with film-quality animation -- but watch out for Romaine Rat, he's always up to no good Teaches addition, subtraction, multiplication & division; geometry; logic; angles and lines, mental computation & other skills Age-appropriate difficulty levels that match national education curriculum	More Info
3. Reader Rabbit Reading Ages 4-6
From: Riverdeep - Learning company August 05, 2005 Features: Fun, systematic approach to learning to read Record and playback technology; 40 interactive storybooks Alliterative speech, colorful animations, and engaging sound effects Monitors abilities; adjusts levels; provides help; tracks progress For ages 4 to 6	More Info
4. I SPY Treasure Hunt [Old Version]
From: Scholastic April 18, 2006 Features: Challenge your child to pick out the clues in the collages -- each clue helps them get closer to finding hidden treasure Put all the clues together to get the map Explore interesting places like lighthouses, train stations, forts, and more, while using & developing kids' rhyming skill Once you're done, you put together the puzzle to go off in search of the treasure left behind by pirates ages ago! OS Requirements - Microsoft Windows 95, 98, Me, 2000, XP, Vista, Mac System 7.6.1 or later and OS X (Classic mode only)	More Info
5. Math Missions: The Race to Spectacle City Arcade Grades K-2
From: Scholastic July 23, 2003 Features: Story-based math games for grades K-2 Explore the city using real-life math skills Do fun activities to earn money to play arcade games Colorful graphics and fun sounds For one player	More Info
6. Millie's Math House
From: Digital 1 Stop August 05, 2005 Features: Fun learning games teach basic math concepts and thinking skills Covers numbers, shapes, sizes, quantities, patterns, and sequencing Activities address measurement concepts and number sentences Entertaining characters and a colorful, engaging environment Universal Access functions address different learning styles and abilities	More Info
7. SpongeBob Squarepants Typing Win/Mac (Jewel Case)
From: Encore Software February 14, 2006 Features: Kid-friendly typing tutorial provides a skill-building adventure Combination of tutorials, drills, activities, and quizzes 3 challenge levels; Game mode or Freestyle mode Progress tracking for speed and accuracy; correct finger placement Plus, oceans of activities and nautical nonsense	More Info
8. Crazy Machines 1.5
From: Viva Media May 10, 2007 Features: Get ready for explosive action and building fun with this brain-teazing puzzle game Create zany "Rube Goldberg" devices using 100 awesome and wacky parts Go crazy with over 200 brand-new gizmo-twistin' levels Enjoy all-new elements, music, backgrounds, and more Start off in the Inventor's Training Camp to sharpen your skills	More Info
9. I Spy School Days (Ages 5-9)
From: Scholastic April 18, 2006 Features: Dozens of new challenges are here for any child between the ages of 5-9 to explore With more than 1600 object-and-word searches in hundreds of clever pictures. Your kids will learn many new words and how to use them Play with riddles, puzzles, and games to develop your child's thinking skills As they play, children develop important learning skills such as reading, matching, and problem solving I Spy School Days challenges kids to use their heads	More Info
10. Kid Pix Deluxe 3rd Edition
From: The Learning Company Features: Give your children a way to create their own works of art -- give them Kid Pix Deluxe 3! With Kid Pix, your child can create multimedia art shows, complete with sound and animation Let kids express themselves through over 600 stickers and 100 animations, all scalable and movable Use the Idea Machine to help you get started Write messages and sentiments and make them unique, with over 25 fonts	More Info