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Capitol Penguin	Capital Penguin provides practice in learning states and their capital cities. The target word appears under the penguin, with the states in the form of icebergs that float to the penguin. You must jump on the state that matches the given capital city. If you jump towards the wrong state, your penguin will fall into the icy ocean.

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	Demolition Division helps students learn division. Tanks with division problems move toward your blaster. Answers to the problems are placed at the bottom of the blaster. Fire the blaster at the tank with the correct problem. If a tank shoots down your wall before you blast it, your blaster will be destroyed. Answers are placed in the blaster, and moved and fired by designated keyboard keys. Hits and misses are recorded at the bottom of the screen
	Meteor Multiplication assists students in learning multiplication. Large meteors with multiplication problems in them move from all around the screen toward a large star station in the center of the screen. Answers to the problems are placed in the center of the star station, the station gun is aimed at the approaching meteor, and the gun is fired to disintegrate the meteor. If a meteor reaches the star station before disintegrated with the correct answer, the meteor hits the station and shatters. Answers are placed in the star station and gun moved and fired by designated keyboard keys. Hits and misses are recorded in the galaxy at the bottom of the screen.
	Word Frog provides practice in matching antonyms, synonyms, and homonyms. The target word appears on the frog, with the word category underneath defining the relationship to be matched. Match the center word with the correct word on the incoming flies by firing the frog's tongue at the correct fly.
	Alien Addition provides practice in addition in an “alien invasion” theme. Invading spaceships with addition problems move down from the top of the screen toward a laser cannon on a platform at the bottom. Answers are placed in the cannon to “equalize” the invader with the correct answer. If a spaceship reaches the cannon range before equalized with the right answer, the cannon is exploded in an “atomic” cloud. Answers can be placed in the cannon and firing controlled by designated keyboard keys. When the selection is made, answers appear automatically in the cannon and the player must match the answer to the appropriate problem by moving the cannon before firing. Hits and misses are recorded on the terrain at the bottom of the screen.
	Minus Mission provides practice in subtraction in a creeping slime theme. Large green slime at the top of the screen drips blobs with subtraction problems toward a robot at the bottom. Answers are placed in the robot and then the robot is activated to fire two laser beams to destroy the slime problem. If the slime reaches the robot range before being destroyed by the correct answer, the game ends. Hits and misses are recorded for learning feedback.
	Coconut Vowels provides practice in spelling. Coconuts with words in them fall to the beach. The student must match missing letters to the correct word coconut. If a coconut reaches the surfboard before you blast it, your stage will end. Hits and misses are recorded at the bottom of the screen.
	Verb Viper encourages your child to choose correct verb tenses (present, past, past participle), recognize correct verb forms (ran instead of runned), and recognize subject/verb agreement (I am, he is). You select game content to suit the needs and abilities of your child. A friendly viper feeds on verbs. A subject appears below the viper. Your student reads the subject; notes whether the subject is singular or plural; and determines whether the verb closest to the viper agrees in tense and number with the subject and is a correct verb form. If the verb and subject match, your child feeds the verb to the viper. Quick reactions, focused attention, and game strategy enable your child to match subjects and verbs while feeding the colorful viper.
	Word Invasion provides practice in matching word types. Jellyfish with words in them drift toward the octopus at the bottom. Word types are placed in the octopus, and then the octopus is activated to fire beams that destroy the matching word. Your student reads the type and determines whether the word closest to the octopus matches the type. If the word and type match, your student can fire at the word and move to the next type.
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