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Jump Ahead French (PC) | 
| From: Focus Multimedia Ltd
Category: Software
Buy New: £9.99
New (5) from £8.03
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 114
Platforms: Windows Xp, Windows Vista, Windows 2000, Windows Me
Media: CD-ROM
Operating System: Windows Vista
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 5.4 x 0.6
EAN: 5031366016645
ASIN: B000ICHNF0
Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
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Product Description
Jump Ahead Join Mr. Hopsalot on a fun-filled exploration of the French language offering a simple age-appropriate introduction to French vocabulary, culture and music in a friendly atmosphere that relates to everyday surroundings. What's Cooking? Learn the French words for everyday household items by playing hide-and-seek with the mice. Colours Identify colours in French by helping to paint 15 pictures, and then print out your finished works of art! Numbers Un, Deux, Trois. Count fun items into a magic hat. Clothing Learn French terms for clothing while helping to dress the bears, then print out your silly clothes combinations! PC Windows ME/2000/XP/Vista. Ages 5 to 8.
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Fun and Educational October 20, 2008
Catherine (Surrey, UK)
This is perfect as it teaches a bit of French but is also very entertaining. br / br /My 3 year old uses level 1 as it lets them choose what to click and then tells them the French for it. My 5 year old is on level 2 and loves the challenge as on this level they are directed (in French) what to click. br / br /Very clearly spoken but the instructions for a couple of the games can be a bit vague.
Really gets the job done - and fun! December 9, 2007
thegoodbook (Sevenoaks, UK)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
My just 5 year old has been using this for a week and knows her colours and quite a few other French words. The games are completely age appropriate for the target users (box says 5-8 and I think that's about right). There are games like: dress the bear; play hide and seek with the mice; pick friends up round town for a party. There are two ways to use: level 1 (click around and learn the vocab) and level 2: play a game with it to earn stars for a reward. This will work best if you sit with your child for the first time through level 1 to stop them getting daunted - then they're away! br / br /French is spoken by native speakers and is nice and clear. No downsides I can think of (except not to get excited about the songs - not really learnable but good for french flavour). Graphics are simple and attractive - great for this age. br / br /One of my favourite educational cd-roms.
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