Reader Rabbit's Ready for Letters
Reader Rabbit's Ready for Letters is an educational video game developed and published by The Learning Company and the fifth game of the Reader Rabbit franchise. It was published in 1992 for MS-DOS, 1993 for Classic Mac OS, and in 1994 for Windows 3.x.
Reader Rabbit's Ready for Letters
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Reader Rabbit's Ready for Letters is an educational video game developed and published by The Learning Company and the fifth game of the Reader Rabbit franchise. It was published in 1992 for MS-DOS, 1993 for Classic Mac OS, and in 1994 for Windows 3.x.
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• Title — Reader Rabbit's Ready for Letters • Developer — The Learning Company • Publisher — The Learning Company • Designer — Lauren Elliott • Series — Reader Rabbit • Platform — MS-DOS, Classic Mac OS, Windows 3.x • Released — August 1992: MS-DOS 1993: Mac 1994: Windows 3.x • Genre — Edutainment • Modes — Single-player
Educational goals
Educational goals
The game was designed with a re-usability value, which help children develop new language skills and sharpen old ones. The game allows for free exploration and offers activities that enable children to begin learning to read. The modules included teach shape recognition, matching and basic word skills. The digitized voices encourage direction, exercises listening comprehension and helps tie language to words. The concept of cause-and-effect is implemented. The activities expose prereaders to letters, simple words, word relationships, creativity, colors, shapes and matching. Music and animations add to retain interest.
Gameplay
Gameplay
The game takes place in the house and garden of Grandma and Grandpa Rabbit. There are two modes during gameplay; the free-form mode, which allows players to do the activities are in their own way and the goal-based mode, which instructs the player what to do. The game consists of six activities: • The Music Pond • Grandma's Kitchen • The Mix-and-Match Bedroom • The ABC Bathroom • The Picture Parlor • Grandpa's Workshop
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Reception
The Managing Editor of PCM Magazine Sue Fomby highlighted the game for its gameplay that helped children to start reading. MacUser gave the game 2 and a half stars, being suited for the youngest and lesser experienced prereaders. The game was reviewed in the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Guide Book where it was praised for its "snappy and colorful" graphics.
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- 1.Ziff Davis. Industry News. Computer Gaming World. 79. 94. August 1992.
- 2.Aycock, Heidi E. H. Listen to your Elders. PC Games. IDG. 34, 36. November 1992.
- 3.The Learning Company Product Catalog 1994
- 4.Toroussian, Jasmin. Help Kids Key into Computers. Computer Gaming World. Ziff Davis. 113. 178. December 1993.
- 5.Decker Publications. Educational Games move Forward. Electronic Games. 1. 65. October 1992.
- 6.Eiser, Leslie. Reader for Letters - Gamebytes. Game Players PC Entertainment. GP Publications. 5. 6. November 1992.
- 7.Myslewski, Rik. The Ultimate Guide to Children's Software. MacUser. Ziff Davis. 12. 9. 98. December 1994.
- 8.Oppenheim, Joanne and Stephanie. The Best Toys, Books & Videos for Kids. Harper Perennial. 1. 274–275. 1993. 0-06-273196-3.
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