CD Oregon Trail 5th edition, Liberty Kids 5 th Pc Xp Vista Mac TLC The Learning Company
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Lot 2 CD Oregon Trail 5th edition, Liberty Kids 5 th Pc Xp Vista Mac TLC The Learning Company
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Manufacturer: The Learning Company Binding: CD-ROM
Publisher: The Learning Company
Label: The Learning Company
Platform: Windows Vista
ESRB Age Rating: Kids to Adults
Platform: Windows Vista
Editorial Review
Oregon Trail 5th EditionExplore the West! Live the Adventure! Survive the Trail! Westward, Ho! Are you ready to travel the Oregon Trail? Its going to take insight and careful planning to choose the right traveling companions, gear, and supplies. Even then, there are countless unpredictable hazards, like swollen rivers, poisonous creatures, and deadly diseases. Youll have to strategize and make quick decisions. And theyll have to be right. Create Your JourneyDecide your occupation, who youll take with you, and where youre headed! Liberty Kids - Made in conjunction with the recently launched PBS TV show of the same name, this program lets kids journey back to the American Revolution. As reporters for the Philadelphia Gazette, students interview soldiers, spies, loyalists, statesmen and townsfolk, gathering facts about seven major historical events like the Boston Tea Party and the writing of The Declaration of Independence. In scavenger hunt fashion, kids collect missing objects to get characters to answer Who, What, Where, Why and How questions. All relevant information (representing various viewpoints on each issue/event) is recorded in a notebook and later pieced together for the front-page story. The history meets scavenger hunt format is refreshing and entertaining. While children learn historical facts and opinions, they get to explore the colorful scenes and meet all sorts of interesting people. Each of the seven events contains its own set of objects to find, people to interview and scenes to explore, and results in a separate newspaper story. Cached date: AWS Called=true
