Gertrude's Secrets

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Educational game appearing on multiple computer platforms.

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01.07.1994

Club 3DO: Station Invasion is an educational game, presented as a game show and designed for children ages 7 to 14. Your job is to be the best producer at an all-kid television station. Choose from five hit shows: a sitcom, game show, talk show, soap opera and a mystery adventure. Solve the puzzles and challenges of each show to get higher ratings. The game provides a mix of computer graphics and live character video.

01.01.1970

An educational iPhone game for kids starring Cocoto

01.01.1970

Rocky's Boots is a puzzle game where you must complete electrical circuits, using logic gates (AND, OR, NOT, etc.), to solve mathematical problems. Intended for children, it is actually a great introduction to logic-based programming.

30.06.2001

In this adventure, Millie Meter finds a family of giants in the forest, and decides to help one of them out with his stomach issues by hopping into his body.

01.01.1970

Barney and his friends go to the farm where they learn about animals, animals sounds, fruits, vegetables and more.

31.12.1999

Learning adventures with Dr. Seuss characters.

13.11.1995

A game starring the popular children's toy

25.03.1994

15 educational and fun-filled activities. Now, two of your child's favorite friends have come together to offer an enchanting collection of 15 traditional, educational and fun-filled activities. Putt-Putt and Fatty Bear invite children to exercise their minds or just have fun! Putt-Putt and Fatty Bear's Activity Pack helps kids learn through experimentation, exploration and play. Combining established learning techniques with lovable characters, lively animations, colorful graphics and brilliant sounds, the activity pack provides a positive, safe and challenging environment for children and adults. Putt-Putt and Fatty Bear's Activity Pack also includes a collection of classic games designed to enhance early learning skills.

01.01.1970

Here's an unusual one: The Toy Shop is a set of computerized patterns for building your own mechanical models. You use the software to print out the pieces, then assemble them according to a set of instructions that come with the software. There are 20 different models, including trucks and cars with wheels that turn, a crane, an oil pump, a balloon-powered locomotive, a penny-powered clockwork bank, a helicopter powered by a rubber band, a sundial, a carousel, and the Spirit of St. Louis airplane with a working propeller. Designs can be printed on regular computer paper, then glued to card stock, cut out, and assembled.