Winnie the Pooh Preschool
by Disney Interactive
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Software Reviews of Winnie the Pooh Preschool
Customer Review: Great Game For My 3 1/2 Year Old
Summary: 4 Stars
This was a great game for my 3 1/2 year old with a lot of replay value. The game teaches a variety of skills in interesting and fun ways.The only minor complaint that I have is that once you complete the game, even though you can still revisit all of Pooh's friends and play the challenges, you are no longer able to go back to the birthday party (well, you can go back to the place where the party was held, but no one's there).
Customer Review: Wonderfully educational!
Summary: 5 Stars
The number one thing that I love about this game is it tracks your child's progress. As a parent you can check to see what activities your child is spending the most time on and how far they have gotten. There are lots of lessons to be learned on with this software, it teaches recognition, listening, creativity and reasoning skills. I think this is the best preschool software that we have purchased. Our son will be 4 in June, he asks daily to play with Pooh. I believe that he really is learning with the games.Customer Review: My son loves it!
Summary: 4 Stars
This game is *much* better than the JumpStart Preschool game! My son plays it almost daily. There are 3 levels of difficulty, so it won't be quickly outgrown. My only complaint is that the painting page makes you color it exactly like the original. I understand the skill they are trying to teach, but I think it discourages creativity.Also, someone mentioned that the end credits are too long. You can hit "Esc" and skip them.
Customer Review: better software programs out there...
Summary: 3 Stars
This game is frustrating for my just turned 3 year old. It isnt as mouse sensitive as the other software programs we bought like Reader Rabbit Toddler or Elmo Preschool which are much more easier to navigate through for a young 3 year old. I wouldnt recommend this until your little one understands how to click the left side of the mouse twice and when to click the right side. Stick to some of the other programs. No doubt though that this is fun for her when I help though.Customer Review: Not for beginners!!
Summary: 4 Stars
We borrowed this CD from the library and my almost 4 year old just loves it. It is very hard to keep her busy, but she will sit and play with this for long periods of time. We especially like Kanga's alphabet soup game, Rabbit's canning game and coloring with Piglet. I like that there are 3 levels of difficulty, so the software will grow with her. I think part of why she likes it is because she is "helping" her Hundred Acre Wood friends. This software is a little bit advanced for the suggested age range. I think a child needs to have a basic grasp on numbers, letters, colors, etc. in order to enjoy this CD. It also is alot more fun for them if they can do the mouse themselves. If you are looking for software to start teaching letters, numbers, pointing & clicking, etc. I would suggest the Jump Start series or Dr. Seuss'ABC's living book. I understand that the point of the game is supposed to be Eeyore's birthday party - we have never gotten to that point and is doesn't make a difference. My daughter and I just like playing the individual games.