Popular games for collection JumpStart Learning Games

Hopsalot, the Jump Start bunny, is showing off his Great Grandrabbit's gramophone, when he is suddenly pulled right into the gramophone's trumpet and into the Land of Music, hot on the trail of a batch of sour notes. It appears that the evil Sir Sournote has soured all the music; Hopsalot must travel throughout the Land of Music collecting all the ruined notes in his bag, and bring them to the Concert Hall to sweeten them again.

A JumpStart game released by Knowledge Adventure in 1998. It is a part of the JumpStart Learning Games series. It focuses on teaching math skills for ages 5-8.

JumpStart Spelling is game released by Knowledge Adventure in 1998. It focuses on teaching spelling skills for ages 5-8. It is a part of the JumpStart Learning Games series. In this game, CJ must venture through a prehistoric land to save Edison from some cavemen who have captured him to use him as a light source.

JumpStart ABC's (also sometimes referred to as JumpStart Learning Games: ABC's) is a JumpStart game in the JumpStart Learning Games series released by Knowledge Adventure in 1999. It is based on the video JumpStart Preschool: Who Left the Juice in the Caboose?. In the game, Eleanor wants to find out who spilled his or her drink in the caboose and didn't clean up the mess. The player accompanies her to visit each of her friends and find out was responsible for the spilled drink through a series of mini-games.

JumpStart Learning Games Phonics is an educational game released by Knowledge Adventure in 1999, based on the JumpStart Kindergarten: Why Did the Bus Stop? video. Players explore three main locations - the Barn, Fire House, and Train Station - collecting clues to solve the mystery of why a bus stopped. The game's core mechanics involve completing activities at each location, gathering clues that appear in the Look and Listen window, collecting objects from different areas, and deducing the bus stop reason from four randomized clues. Upon successfully solving the mystery, players earn a certificate and can print game characters and objects. Each game features multiple possible explanations for the bus stop, with clues randomized at the start, ensuring a unique experience each time.