Games like Scholastic: Clifford the Big Red Dog - Reading

TalkMan

Thanks to TalkMan - and a large blue multilingual bird called Max PSP (PlayStationPortable) is on a mission to break the ice and tear down those barriers that keep nationalities apart. Bring the art of language to your gestures, put words behind the shrugs, turn Spanglish into perfecto Espanol, make the move on the girl or guy in that foreign bar who catches your eye - in short, become a jetsetter able to communicate in six languages with more than 3000 crucial phrases at your fingertips. Following the recent success of the Asian version in Japan and Korea, Talkman is coming to Europe and Australasia this spring on PSP, courtesy of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe. TalkMan is the portable language entertainment tool and interactive phrasebook that makes sure you are ready to talk - wherever you are and comes packed with the phrases that count in six languages: French; English; German; Spanish; Italian and, of course, Japanese

80 Days

Continuing in the footsteps of his uncle Philias Fogg, Oliver Lavisheart, an adventurous youth, agrees to travel around the world in 80 days or less in order to win a bet made by his uncle. The young man must locate and provide proof of the existence of 4 incredible machines that have been hidden in the four corners the world.

The Batman: Strength in Numbers

The Batman: Strength in Numbers is a game for the Leapster

Clifford the Big Red Dog: Reading

An educational game featuring Clifford the Big Red Dog.

Paddington's Early Visit

An educational game starring literary character Paddington Bear.

Clifford the Big Red Dog: Phonics

Step right up! There's a carnival in town starring Clifford the Big Red Dog. In CLIFFORD PHONICS, early readers join Clifford and his friends as they attend the Birdwell Island Carnival, a special carnival full of booths and rides that teach reading. Youngsters play the activities to win "prizes" to use in decorating a float for the culminating Carnival Parade. In one of the six major activities, the Ferris wheel isn't working because it has run out of power -- "word power" that is. Players motorize it by identifying words in specific word families. Other activities cover letter and sound recognition, rhyming, sentence completion, word-object association, and sight word matching. These activities level both up and down, depending on how the player is performing.

Clifford the Big Red Dog: Thinking Adventures

A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle Decoded

Come read this Scottish poem from 1926.

Curious George: Downtown Adventure

SpongeBob SquarePants Saves the Day

SpongeBob SquarePants is an educational game for the Leapster based on the tv show of the same name