The Thinkin' Things Collections (Edmark sold to IBM sold to
Riverdeep) had some really good stuff in them. Some of the Putt Putt
programs (Putt Putt's Fun Pack) were good too.
Andro-games, not pink ponies, but good for thinking and engaging.
Probably none would run on an Intel Mac at this point, and I don't
know about Vista's backward compatibility.
Mark
On Oct 28, 2007, at 7:04 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
My young ones are all boys, quite a bit older by now and apparently
allergic to pink, but I'll try to think back...
Popcap <http://www.popcap.com/> has a good selection of shareware
puzzle and arcade games. Most of them can be played online and then
bought later if she likes them.
The Learning Company <http://www.learningcompany.com/> is a good
source of educational stuff. Mine loved Carmen Sandiego at about that
age.
HTH,
Sarah
On 10/29/07, Alex Tweedly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Slightly off topic ....
I'm looking for recommendations for games (or educational
software) for
a (young) 7-year old girl.
She is just about to get her first laptop (Windows Vista), is really
into Barbie and anything pink :-) and I need to find some easy-to-use
software to make this all a good experience for her, so any
suggestions
would be welcomed.
I'd be especially happy if they were Rev-based games (so not
completely
off-topic)
--
Alex Tweedly mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] www.tweedly.net
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