Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 6-10 of 11
 Not very good... September 20, 2005
Giselle Calejo (Miami, FL)
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
I wish I would had read the review before I spent the $40 on this software...it doesn't load correctly on XP (een though the box says it's XP compatible) and my son found the contant boring...it;s going back today...
Very Disappointing January 3, 2006
Julie (Arlington, VA)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
My best advice is to save your money and do more research on other products. The fancy box is misleading as the software is terribly outdated.
 Elementary Advantage March 15, 2006
mp Mortensen
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
Gee, I've used the Elementary and Middle School Advantage to suppliment the "Play and Learn" books for home schooling and found it acceptable. The programs can be difficult to load on newer machines but that is not our issue. Compared with what is being taught in public schools in our area, it is nice to have the opportunity to teach/learn Spanish, typing and do spelling in a game form. There are definetly things that could be improved on but as a suppliment its acceptable and usable. I particularly found the Middle School Advantage Reading disc full of books a great asset. The elementary spelling disc could use revamping by having grade graduated lists, common mis-spelled words and words grouped together with common sounds, spellings or letter characteristics. I recommend purchasing the set at the used price of under $10. and use it as a interactive suppliment.
 Challenging for Grades 3-5 November 27, 2005
Thomas W. Goolsby (Atlanta)
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
Compared to what goes on in American public schools--most kids will be challenged by this collection. The critical thinking portion is the weakest; mainifesting itself as cleverly disguised puzzles--good luck adults. Overall drill is less boring than most products in this category.
 Great buy!! June 8, 2007
Tia Daugharty (Louisville, KY)
This product is fun even for me as an adult. The kids love it and like learning all the new things the CD has to offer.
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