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SOFTWARE 
LIBRARY
EXPLORATION AND OTHER
GOOD STUFF
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Animated Beginning Typing
by Flix Productions This is a great way for kids (or even adults) to learn to touch type. There is no need to look at your fingers, because there is a picture of a pair of hands on the screen which will tell you which finger to use. There are lots of fun animations and attractive graphics. Great stuff! Ages 5 and up. Requires:
Windows 3.1 or later, 486-33 or better, 256-color graphics.
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Gubble by Actual
Entertainment Gubble D. Gleep is blasted to the planet Rennigar by an unfriendly flying saucer. Help the Gleepmeister escape by unscrewing a variety of screws, nails and rivets, but watch out for the rolling gears and other nasties that are out to get you. A fast-paced arcade game with superb graphics, an adorable alien, and plenty of character. A great game. Ages 3 and up. Requires: Windows 95, 486
DX2/66 or better, 8 Mb RAM, DirectX,
20 Mb hard disk space, sound card.
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Forest Field Trip by
Wyvern Studios Click on different forest animals to hear the sounds they make. There is no animation, but the pictures and sounds are very appealing. Ages 1 to 5. Requires:
Windows 95/NT
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Jungle Adventure by
Wyvern Studios Click on different jungle animals to hear the sounds they make. This game is similar to Wyvern's Forest Field Trip. The high quality pictures and sound will capture the attention of young children. Ages 1 to 5. Requires:
Windows 95/NT
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Barnyard Friends by
Wyvern Studios Hear the sounds that different barnyard animals make. The Wyvern Click and Learn series is particularly good for very young children. Colorful, classy graphics and voice. Ages 1 to 5. Requires: Windows 95/NT
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Sounds of the City by
Wyvern Studios Hear the sounds of the city. Cars, taxis, and other city objects will amuse young children. Ages 1 to 5. Requires: Windows 95/NT
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