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europress have some great stuff. If you want a pressent for an under six, particularyly one who has never used a computer, check out Bananas in pyjamas. Based on the TV series looks great and has had good reviews (e.g. in PC Guide).

STOSSER now do PC software too. Why not check it out?

ST stuff

 europress        top

The funschool range for the ST is no longer availiable. How ever, they are concidering donating some titles for release into public domain. WHATCH THIS SPACE..... or  mail me and I will mail you back if works out = ]

Ian Holden, Blackburn Lancs

trains: a cute train counting game, its nice but like many titles would benefit by adding speech. If anyone has source code or knows Ian please mail me.

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By Tony Greenwood, all great titles. Here is a file not available from the above site:

NECB: Never Ending Colouring Book. Great stuff, scribble on or fill in the outline pictures while some MODs play : ) One day I may alter interface to include speech for the very young.

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By Geoff Camp, all great software, very colourful and easy to use. Source code is lost 8:::( <sniff> but thanks Geoff for trying to find it. Program files may be placed in an AUTO folder for automatic loading and running when the ST is turned on.

1st Maths: a very nice math teacher for young ones; basic counting, addition and subtraction & memory game.

Maths Action: For addition, subtraction, multiplication and division older children, in 6 levels. If you do well there's a shoot 'em up game to play  = ]

Spider Spell: a excellent non-violent hangman with over 4,000 words and 20 tunes and dancing bugs =o)

Home worker: a wordprocessor / DTP package aimed at children. LOST. Do you have a copy????

Brain food:  - four games: 'letters' (puzzle game), 'duce' (multi level, 1/2 player memory game), 'pipe line' (Tetris game), 'mazist' (generate a maze to printer, screen or as a picture file), something for everyone then : )