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Disney Learning 1st & 2nd Grade

By Jinny Gudmundsen, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 6+

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Game Windows , Mac 2003
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Mrs.Warren
Mrs.Warren Adult
November 25, 2014
age 6+

Disney Learning 1st & 2nd Grade Bundle

Very interesting and slightly challenging games to aid learning; nice graphics and a great story line. Students love it they all watch others progression and impatiently wait to play it. As a teacher at Phoebe Hearst Elementary, I highly recommend this to anyone needing a resource to help education 1st or 2nd graders. Overall, I found this to be an excellent learning tool for young children.

This title has:

Great messages
Great role models
Easy to play/use
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What’s It About?

With DISNEY LEARNING 1ST & 2ND GRADE, consumers get Disney's The Jungle Book Learning, a new software title, plus the previously released Disney Learning Adventure: Search for the Secret Keys and Disney/Pixar's Buzz Lightyear 2nd Grade -- all for $20.

In Disney Learning Adventure: Search for the Secret Keys, players explore learning activities with Mickey and his friends in a haunted house. This title for kids ages 5 to 8 includes mischievous ghosts, terrific tutoring, and adaptive and manual approaches to leveling. The new Disney's The Jungle Book Learning offers a lot of content in math, reading, and science.

Is It Any Good?

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Is this bundle worth it? Yes, because it contains Disney Learning Adventure: Search for the Secret Keys, a top-notch learning adventure.

Disney/Pixar's Buzz Lightyear 2nd Grade has some fun educational activities, but it is not a powerhouse. Jungle Book Learning gets bogged down with slow transitions, too much talking, and activities that take too long to complete. The adventure is structured so that kids need to finish certain activities before others become available. And some of the activities require children to read, so this may not be an ideal program for beginning first-graders who are just starting to read.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about which title was most satisfying to play. Why did you like it? Do you like it more because it has a Disney connection?

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