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Well,
Eeyore has lost his tail and his friends in the Hundred Acre
Wood want to help him find it. The above is a screen from
the introduction of the story line of the game. |
Once
the video introduction is finished, the characters wait for
kids to click on one of them in order to launch an
activity.
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Clicking on
Piglet will bring kids to a storybook activity. This one is
very cute! There are 12 stories altogether and each one
requires players to click on a sticker so that it will
appear in the picture, after which the story is told.
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Players
follow Pooh and Eeyore to the river for a pleasant, if a
little repetitive, game that
involves guiding Pooh's toy boat towards objects and
collecting the objects' first letter. |
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Rabbit
and Owl are in charge of a baking activity. Kids follow
Owl's instructions for a baked treat and place the correct
measures of ingredients into the bowl...
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...and
then decorate the cookie (or other treat) with assorted
items. |
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This game is quite
delightful. Kessie the bird sings a song without an ending,
and kids need to choose the character who is thinking of the
best possible ending of the song. |
Tigger
bounces in the apple tree, sending letter-labeled letters
down to Piglet, who is holding a basket. |
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For Windows/Mac |
By: Disney Interactive |
Ages 3-5 |
Published: 2002 |
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To Buy this CD-ROM:
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Playhouse Disney's The Book of Pooh: A...
for $19.99 US or less at Amazon.com
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Reviewed November 2002
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