Monday, January 1, 2001		Cyber kids

Learn songs for New Year

Hello Kids! Come and join us in the New Year’s journey to cyber world.

"I wish..." Isn’t it the best way to begin the New Year? Go ahead and make your own wishlist. See what you want. Let your parents and family find what you wish for. Shop for each other’s wishes and search for cards and gifts. Get a variety of gift ideas for him, her, babies, kids and teens. Get what you really want and see your dreams come true.

This is adventure maths. Adventure in maths? Yes, it is a fun Mathematics game that is set up in medieval times. For 1st to 5th graders this is an excellent game that would teach addition and subtraction. With 10 difficulty levels you can improve further and further. See how your report card progresses with each level. After finishing the test you are treated to a wonderful arcade game. So how about some adventure with math?

New Year is a time for merry-making. With lots of parties and magic in the air. Even your heart starts singing. But Hey, do you know any songs?

No? Don’t worry, for here is the Midi Might. Learn Ding Dong, Hey Diddle Diddle, Humpty Dumpty or Itsy Bitsy Spider. See what Mary does to her little lamb and see where can your little dog be. What are 10 little Indians up to? Get your own pussy cat and see what fun old Mac Donald had on his farm. Learn these songs by heart and see how you enjoy them singing.

Here is the download where the kids are at play. The program includes 7 games in all, which will help in developing learning skills of the little ones. Be it the alphabet game which can be played in 3 different ways or any other game, all are surely going to benefit the young ones for the rest of their lives.

Learning mathematics, science and technology the fun way. Answer questions that are based on the "real world". Identify currencies, or match famous inventors. Earn and win points for each correct answer. Don’t fret if you are not successful. For ages nine plus, this is an entertaining game show with quizzes to challenge young minds. For questions in calculated risk, which is a version of Code Heads, answers are to be given within a specified period of time.

— IV