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From: EESTA01
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 1989 16:19

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    I'd like some recommendations for children's educational software.
 I'm particularly interested in programs that teach spelling (I have a
 bright ten year old who's an atroshus speller).  But I'm also interested
 in ANY good children's educational software.  Got any recommendations?
 Let's limit this to highly regarded programs and ignore poor quality stuff.
 It would be helpful if you'd specify age/grade ranges and the type of
 skills the programs elicit.  Both commercial and PD software are of
 interest.               Thanks!
                                              /s/ Chuck W.
 CHUCK WORTH
 aka
 Charles C. Worth, Ph.D.
 Office of Institutional Research
 California State University, Chico
 Chico, CA     95929-0850
 aka
 EESTA01@CALSTATE    (BITNET)

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