Here's some basic info:
- Toddler friendly keyboard that attaches easily to laptop or desktop
- CDs that play various activities based on age group
- Helps toddlers learn colors, shapes, the concepts of weather and of night and day, which instruments make which sounds, and more per each CD
- With a quick selection from the menu, each CD is available in multiple languages (Alex loves this part!)
I found the keyboard to be great and very kid friendly, and the CDs are easy to use and gave Alex literally HOURS of entertainment. In fact, the only problem I had was that Alex has seen me work on the computer enough that he kept trying to use MY keyboard, rather than his! Once he figured it out though, he really enjoyed it, especially the World of Colors CD which introduced him to all sorts of colors and adventures.
Personally, I think the concept is a solid one. In this day and age, kids are working on the computer in first grade, if not before. Plus, since I work from home, taking time to let Alex learn this way really makes him feel like he's involved, as he sees me on the computer multiple times a day. The Easy PC learning system simply offers little ones an early and enjoyable crash course on the whole concept of the computer. Mix in friendly characters that talk to your toddler on their very own phone, and what's not to like?
If you'd like to find out more about the Easy PC learning system, check out their website at
and Happy Learning Everyone!!
1 comment:
This looks great. I've used a software solution called Peanut Butter PC. I hope this works this the software. Peanut Butter PC does a great job of creating a toddler-freindly environment that allows you to choose the programs and web sites you want your kids to access, why protecting your files and the system from your kids. Check it out at www.PeanutButterSoftware.com
Liz
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