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Typing Instructor For Kids 4
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| List Price: | $19.99 |
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Product Description
Teach kids to type the fun way. With Typing Instructor for Kids 4, children learn to touch-type on a fun-filled adventure on Typer Island, where they explore 5 unique island regions, capture the castle, and discover the Lost City.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #132 in Software
- Brand: Individual Software, Inc.
- Model: 8022346
- Released on: 2008-08-01
- ESRB Rating: Everyone
- Platforms: Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP
- Format: CD-ROM
- Dimensions: .15 pounds
Features
- The Lost City region has been added for increased motivation and fun.
- Two exciting new games have been added in the Lost City: The Lost City Adventure and QWERTY BERT.
- Content has been updated to provide age-specific options.
- There are now 10 Typing Plans to choose from while learning to type in the Typer Island Adventure.
- Spanish instructions and voice-overs facilitate learning in Spanish.
Customer Reviews
amazing results!
We have been using this item for our three children for our school at home and have been amazed at the results! All of our kids have learned how to type in a very short period of time - a week! Because the work is "fun," the kids want to do it and enjoy the success of being able to type. It still needs some oversite from a parent, but it is very minimal and simple. I would recommend this product highly. p.s. we have also tried Mavis Beacon and don't like this program very much in comparison to Typing Instructor.
All three sons love it
My eight year old son liked this SW so much - he wanted me to write a review. All three of our sons (twin 8s and 10 years old) are learning to type fast...
nice software
Kids went wild over it initially (8 y.o. and 5 y.o.) but got bored and tossed it to the side after about a week. My son though tries to type with his hands on the home keys now at least. Could be they will pick up using it again some time in the future. I couldn't figure out how to change users after one was already selected, so when changing I was forced to exit the program and reload.
