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Tizzy
izzy
’s Toybox V2
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’s Toybox V2 is packed with fun-filled
designed to help early and non-r
cational activities that have been carefully
with a range of basic skills. Each of the 10 activities
eaders get to grips
Cross Curricular
included on this CD
levels of difficulty and ar
-ROM ar
e full of delightful
e available at three
animations, lively speech an
Age ran
also contains a wide range of featur
d music. The program
Platform:
ge
Windows XP/Vista
3–5 year olds
support children with special educatio
es which help to
such as switch accessibility
nal needs,
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P
or further information go to:
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are ideal for children with visual impair
, and clear scr
ments
eens that
.
- Comparing and sequencing
- Matching and sorting
- Colours
- Counting
- 2D shapes
- The alphabet
- Rhyming words
Izzy’s Island
Y
island wher
our pupils sail away with Izzy and
to help them devel
e they will find ten engag
friends t
ing activities
o an
including sorting, counti
op essential basic skills,
more.
ng, listening and many
Including full nar
Age range
age-appr
ration, colourful graphics and
Izzy’s Island
opriate content, childr
again and again.
en will want to visit
Platform:
3–6 year olds
For further information go to:
Windows XP/Vista Contents
www.sherston.com/izzy
Basic Skills
- F
- Knowing the names of the basic colours
ollowing Instructions
Literacy
- Listening Skills
- F
- Initial sounds
inal Sounds
- Knowing the names of the basic colours
- Listen with enjoyment to stories
- Listening Skills
and rhymes
- R
Numera
- Rhyming W
etelling Stories
cy
ords
- Count a set of objects
- Counting to 10
- Language of size
- P
- R
atterns
- Sorting and Matching
ecognise and use numerals
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