Corel Releases Four Early Learning Titles

  • 02/01/96

Corel announces four new early learning titles that reinforce science, reading, math and creative thinking skills.

In Adventures with Edison, students experiment and explore scientific principles, lead a search through museums, and produce their own music videos.

Based on the popular children's book, Blue Tortoise recounts the story of the tortoise's race to the ¼cnic. Similarly, Red Rhino details that animal's search for his lost balloon. A narrator reads aloud in either English or Spanish.

Finally, Wild Cards utilizes common card games such as Hearts and Twenty–;One to teach shape, color and number recognition. Corel Corp., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, (613) 728–;3733. WM

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