On 17/09/12 09:01, Alan Lord (Gmail) wrote:
On 17/09/12 00:15, Bruno Girin wrote:
* Scratch: slightly upset about this one, same issue as EToys.
Hi Bruno,
My kids have scratch installed on their machine:
http://info.scratch.mit.edu/Scratch_on_Linux
Debian / Ubuntu Package
You can
On 17/09/12 00:15, Bruno Girin wrote:
* Scratch: slightly upset about this one, same issue as EToys.
Hi Bruno,
My kids have scratch installed on their machine:
http://info.scratch.mit.edu/Scratch_on_Linux
Debian / Ubuntu Package
You can install the latest Scratch for Debian or Ubuntu
On 17/09/12 09:01, Alan Lord (Gmail) wrote:
On 17/09/12 00:15, Bruno Girin wrote:
* Scratch: slightly upset about this one, same issue as EToys.
Hi Bruno,
My kids have scratch installed on their machine:
http://info.scratch.mit.edu/Scratch_on_Linux
Debian / Ubuntu Package
You can
So here's the result so far, I thought it could be useful to others.
I installed:
* GCompris,
* Tux Math,
* Tux Typing,
* Extreme Tux Racer (which needs a bit of tweaking to work with a wide
screen [1]),
* Cheese,
* Skype (special request so she can talk to her gran in Germany),
Whlst not a 'ubuntu' game, if you have internet access, I'd suggest club
penguin [1]. It is a safe area, teaches stuff and is also actually fun for
us grown ups :D
Regards,
Phill.
1.
http://clubpenguin.miniclip.com/index.php?lang=enp=62ts=1347838198#/login/
On 17 September 2012 00:15, Bruno
On 27 August 2012 17:34, pete smout psmo...@live.com wrote:
On 26/08/12 18:17, paul sutton wrote:
[snip]
Hi,
On the subject of programmers how about 'KTurtle' or Squeak programming for
kids, get 'em started young..I wish I had!
I tried KTurtle and I prefer TurtleArt as it's more
There is a great online set of fun things to do developed by some French
programers.
Try
http://www.poissonrouge.com/
Hope this helps.
Mike
On 31 August 2012 10:21, Bruno Girin brunogi...@gmail.com wrote:
On 27 August 2012 17:34, pete smout psmo...@live.com wrote:
On 26/08/12 18:17, paul
On 27 August 2012 20:47, Andres Muniz andre...@gmail.com wrote:
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On 26/08/12 17:28, Bruno Girin wrote:
I was planning to upgrade to 12.04 and install Scratch and TurtleArt.
Other than that, I would welcome any suggestion of fun software for a 6
year old.
On 31 August 2012 10:30, Mike Carter m...@tyncan.com wrote:
There is a great online set of fun things to do developed by some French
programers.
Try
http://www.poissonrouge.com/
Good idea, I'll add a link to that, thanks!
Bruno
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On 26/08/12 18:17, paul sutton wrote:
On 26/08/12 17:28, Bruno Girin wrote:
Hi all,
18 months ago, I installed Ubuntu on a netbook for a friend's daughter.
Now that she's nearly 6, she still loves the netbook and wants an
upgrade with more interesting games on it. At the moment, the netbook is
On 26/08/12 17:28, Bruno Girin wrote:
I was planning to upgrade to 12.04 and install Scratch and TurtleArt.
Other than that, I would welcome any suggestion of fun software for a 6
year old.
Numpty Physics.
Al
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- Original message -
On 26/08/12 17:28, Bruno Girin wrote:
I was planning to upgrade to 12.04 and install Scratch and TurtleArt.
Other than that, I would welcome any suggestion of fun software for a 6
year old.
Frozen Bubble seems to go down well in my experience.
i would
On 27/08/12 17:34, pete smout wrote:
On 26/08/12 18:17, paul sutton wrote:
On 26/08/12 17:28, Bruno Girin wrote:
Hi all,
18 months ago, I installed Ubuntu on a netbook for a friend's daughter.
Now that she's nearly 6, she still loves the netbook and wants an
upgrade with more interesting
Hi all,
18 months ago, I installed Ubuntu on a netbook for a friend's daughter.
Now that she's nearly 6, she still loves the netbook and wants an
upgrade with more interesting games on it. At the moment, the netbook is
running 10.10 for netbooks (Unity interface) with gcompris, TuxMath,
On 26/08/12 17:28, Bruno Girin wrote:
Hi all,
18 months ago, I installed Ubuntu on a netbook for a friend's daughter.
Now that she's nearly 6, she still loves the netbook and wants an
upgrade with more interesting games on it. At the moment, the netbook is
running 10.10 for netbooks (Unity
Hi Paul,
one site I would, and do recommend for youngsters is club-penguin[1]. They
are pretty strict on what is allowed and also have stuff to educate.
regards,
Phill.
P.S., Yes, I am a 'daddy penguin' and have 14 puffles!
1. http://www.clubpenguin.com/
On 26 August 2012 18:17, paul sutton
On 26/08/12 17:28, Bruno Girin wrote:
I was planning to upgrade to 12.04 and install Scratch and TurtleArt.
Other than that, I would welcome any suggestion of fun software for a 6
year old.
Frozen Bubble seems to go down well in my experience.
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