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Shelly’s, My First Computer Game-Goldilocks and the Three Bears has received awards and endorsements from some of the world’s most respected authorities on early childhood technology, media and education.
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Shelly's My First computer Game
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Coloring Pages
What if a bear had a green head and a purple tongue? Go wild coloring
pictures of Shelly the
Snail’s friends any way you want!
Word Typing
Begin to recognize letters and the placement of keys on the keyboard by
typing words from Shelly’s note pad. Better hurry before time’s up!
Dot to Dot
Use your new computer skills to reveal these dot-to-dot mysteries—Shelly
will think you’re amazing!
Which One is Different?
Show Shelly the Snail which ball is different. Look for missing stripes,
different stars or new patterns!
Memory Game
How’s your memory? Help Shelly the Snail pack her suitcase by following
the list she gives
you—if you get mixed up, you can start again!
Match Game
Can you remember which card has the butterfly or the ladybug?
Jacks
Show off your skills by “bouncing” the ball and “picking up” the jacks
with single clicks. But Shelly reminds you—don’t let the ball fall
before the jacks are done!
"Shelly's My First Computer Game is a perfect introduction for young
children to the world of computers and technology," G. Alexander Doman,
president and CEO of Advanced Brain Technologies. "Research has found
that young children who use computers have greater developmental
gains than their non-computer using peers in areas including
intelligence levels, long-term memory, manual dexterity, problem
solving, and conceptual skills. We developed Shelly, based on years of
early childhood education research to ensure it specifically reaches the
learning styles and comprehension needs of young children."
Based on a lovable animated character, Shelly the Snail, the program
leads children through mastery of basic computer skills -- introducing
all parts of a PC, using the mouse, and placing a CD-Rom into the drive
-- into an interactive version of Goldilocks and the Three Bears where
users put there new skills to use. From there, Shelly leads users into
an activity center filled with age-appropriate challenges to further
hone their computer skills as well as help further develop reading,
memory, attention, listening, and fine motor skills.
Awards and
endorsements include; iParenting Media-“Hot
Product”, Museum of Technology, Boston- “Best Children’s Software”,
National Coalition for Quality Children’s Media “KIDS FIRST!”
endorsement, The National Parenting Center “Seal of Approval”,
