Reader Rabbit I Can Read With Phonics 1st and 2nd Grade

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1. Anonymous says:

   April 4, 2010 at 2:57 am

   We were given the original Reader Rabbit (RR) Preschool a few years ago and wore it out. I thought all kids software was as great; they aren’t. I just bought RR’s I Can Read with Phonics and, as other early RR versions, the I can Read with Phonics has great, encouraging (non-irratating) voices, sounds, wonderful colors and lots of phonics, words, and sounding out of letters and words alike. My almost-4-year-old has a go at it each day, and my almost-6-year-old loves it and will play it for hours if I let her. I would recommend this product for anyone who has a child who is behind in reading or whom is bored by phonics or fustrated by learning to read; also for anyone trying to learn English as a second language it is great. Or just if you want your child to have an edge with reading. Sit with them while they play, don’t just walk away — tho, even if you do walk away and let them play they are bound to learn, no doubt at all. You’ll be suprised how fast they learn. My almost-six-year-old played a few hours a day for three days in a row, then sat down on day four with a pen and paper and declared she wanted to write a story. Wow. If you sit with them and help them sound out the words (tho the computer does that too), you’ll be doing something wonderful for your child. RR isn’t boring, it can become quite engrossing and fun, even for the helping parent. Nothing is wasted in this program, altho, you follow a map in a car from one level to the next, instead of earning keys to a magical land like in the Preschool RR. So there is a lack of cohesiveness in the I Can Read with Phonics product, but it’s miniumal and even forgivable when see how fast they learn and how much they love to play it. It’d call it a painless, fast, learning to read product. Highly Recommened. I also have the JumpStart Phonics CD, but it’s not nearly as much fun as the RR I Can Read with Phonics CD.
   Rating: 5 / 5
2. Anonymous says:

   April 4, 2010 at 3:31 am

   My 6 year daughter absolutely loved playing this game. She would play it for hours at a time. I believed that it has helped her learn to read. I wish that the people from Reader Rabbit would make another version.
   Rating: 5 / 5
3. A 12-year old software user says:

   April 4, 2010 at 5:42 am

   Wow! My little brother never stops playing this game. It’s really a great educational game for ages 3-6. It helps with phonics,grammer and reading. If your looking for a great game if it’s for either your little brother or for your son. It’s a game worth having.
   Rating: 5 / 5
4. Eileen LEH NJ says:

   April 4, 2010 at 7:23 am

   The best way to help your child learn to read is to teach them the sounds of the letters. This program helps by focusing in on one letter sound at a time, while teaching site words, that are difficult to sound out (for example the word: the). Through fun games, you work your way through the alphabet, in no particular order, and each time you “complete” a letter, you add that letter to a puzzle- which you then read at the end, or click on the words, and the program reads it to your child.
   I recommend this program, takes many hours to go through entire program, can save progress, and can access areas that your child may need more work at.
   Rating: 5 / 5
5. M. H Shamp says:

   April 4, 2010 at 7:56 am

   Another reviewer here claims that I can Read With Phonics does not install easily on Microsoft Windows XP. NOT TRUE! I have XP and every Reader Rabbit game works perfectly on it. I own just about everyone out there, and my son (age 5) is a great fan of the reader rabbit software. This game does an excellent job of teaching reading and phonics in a fun way. If you have a child ready to learn to read, get this game! You won’t regret it! And you can get it so cheap here on amazon, too. I paid a lot more a couple of years ago.
   Rating: 5 / 5