- Oceans of activities and nautical nonsense keep kids playing!
- Two super-absorbent ways to learn: Play Game mode or Freestyle mode
- Includes a combination of tutorials, drills, activities, and quizzes
- Three challenge levels, plus help and encouragement
- Progress tracking for speed and accuracy. Posture, hand, and finger placement demos
Product Description
SpongeBob may be squishy, but his typing skills are on the way to becoming rock solid! Brought to you by the typing experts at Mavis Beacon, now young typists can dive right into the only step-by-step keyboarding program that’s awash with waterlogged hilarity and all their favorite SpongeBob friends! SpongeBob is ready to take on the citizens of Bikini Bottom in the first ever undersea typing tournament. But there’s one problem: our fearless hero can’t type!… More >>
The other reviews helped me decide. This was a gift and other then thanks when I gave it, I have not heard anything.
Rating: 4 / 5
Bought this for my 9 year-old SpongeBob fanatic. Even he said he was sick of hearing SpongeBob after only a few sessions.
Rating: 2 / 5
This item is a very old item that has been reworked unsuccessfully and then marketed as new. It is totally unsuitable for a Mac. I spent 2 hours in an Apple store in NYC at the Genius Bar (where you go to have technical problems taken care of) and they finally concluded that this item is defective. It is written in an outdated computer language and has been revised for Mac, but doesn’t work. Avoid this item.
Rating: 1 / 5
This is a fun way for children to become familiar with the keyboard. It is a great product!
Rating: 5 / 5
It *requires* that the disk be in the CD when using it. Even so, it’s not a regular mac app. It doesn’t install the normal way. I never could get it to work. I returned it.
I saw it working on the Mac at the Apple store, but I they must have a custom build for the Apple store because there wasn’t a CD in that machine at the store.
I’ve had this problem with several products from The Learning Company. They’re cute at the store, but good luck getting them to actually work at home (on a Mac, anyway).
Rating: 1 / 5