Release Date: August 25, 2005
Bolek and Lolek. Alphabet and learning to read is another educational game by Aidem Media, aimed at the youngest computer users. It can be used by children who do not yet know the letters at all, as well as by toddlers who have already learned the whole alphabet but cannot read.
Can your child learn to read at the age of four? Or maybe three? It is possible. Be surprised!
The alphabet and learning to read is both a product for children who do not know letters yet and for those know the alphabet but cannot read. The programme will not let a child be bored. Learning the letters and basic reading is an excuse for adventures in a fairy tale world which can be penetrated or where you can just stop to play. Let you child spent time in front of the computer without stress, in a pleasant and productive way. The results can be surprising...
Read the letters with the mouse, see how they join to make syllables. Discover how syllables join to make a word and how a word changes into a picture. Click on a picture and see what new adventure lies ahead of you!
* The order and rules of introducing letter in line with the primer.
* Learning to read syllable by syllable and using eye stimulation.
* A unique system of reading using a mouse cursor.
* Presentation of letters with an explanation of their role in making syllables and words.
* Correct pronunciation of sounds, structure of syllables and words, rhymes.
* Context help available at any time under the right mouse button.
* The level of games perfectly adjusted to capabilities of children in the youngest age group.
* Colourful, funny graphics matching the perception of young users of the programme.
* Many tasks and games with varied degree of difficulty.
* A possibility of going though a course of learning letters or an option of unlimited play.
Platforms:
PC Windows
Developer: Aidem Media/BoomBit
Publisher: Aidem Media/BoomBit
Age restrictions: none
System Requirements for Bolek and Lolek. The alphabet and learning to read Video Game:
PC / Windows
Recommended System Requirements:
Pentium 300 Mhz, 64MB RAM, Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP.
