This CD-ROM combines the best aspects of traditional paper and pencil workbooks with the convenience and flexibility of printing-on-demand. The curriculum includes over 3,000 printable worksheets that cover six core subjects. Each True Learning subject consists of four levels of advancement, with each level systematically building upon the skills presented in the previous levels. Launch date: November 25, 2007.
— It is a “library of over 3000 challenging worksheets all on one CD,” Jinhee Kim of True Learning told TDmonthly.

Children learn all major phonics patterns in the English language as they sing fun tunes with "Miss Jenny." The CD contains 28 songs in 70 minutes of music, and the 64-page book includes all lyrics in a child-friendly coloring book, along with dozens of activities that parents or teachers can use to accelerate learning. Launch date: February 2008.
— “Phonics Time uses music to accelerate learning. It is the most affordable, comprehensive musical phonics solution available on the market,” Jennifer Fixman of Edutunes.com told TDmonthly.

Updated for the 2008 NASCAR season, the activity kit includes an interactive CD with full kit materials, such as posters of the team and over 200 activity pages. Launch date: 2008.

This two-disc handle case features a DVD in which Sesame Street friends teach little ones about naps, encouraging them to use their imaginations and sing along to “Boogie Woogie Sheep.” It also comes with a bonus 60-minute CD-ROM. Launch date: October 23, 2007.

This two-disc handle case features a DVD in which Grover, along with friends Bert, Ernie, Prairie Dawn and others, encourages preschoolers to take part in interactive play while being educated about concepts such as size relationships and opposites. It also comes with a bonus 60-minute CD-ROM. Launch date: October 23, 2007.

Creativity Express is interactive educational software for children ages 7 to 12. The program is a blend of animated storytelling and interactive activities that teach the principles of art and provide the tools for creative self expression. It contains 16 modules that explore the elements of art and creativity, plus projects that allow children to put these concepts to use in artwork that they can create on the computer with the digital paint software included or with their own traditional art supplies. “Created by former Disney animators, the feature-film-quality 3-D animation and storytelling guides kids to develop advanced creativity and visualization skills,” Inside Sales Manager Lera Haines of Madcap Logic told TDmonthly. Launch date: November 1, 2007.

This program offers endless hours of creative fun and learning for children as they learn about patterns, symmetry, quilts and painting, all the while playing in their own virtual doll house. Within minutes, they can create amazing patterns on the walls, floors, furniture and rugs, all with the click of a mouse. Users can change seasons, turn day into night, open doors, drawers and windows, play games and more. They can save and print their creations, which may serve as sheets of wallpaper, rugs, paintings, floors and even furniture for a real doll house. Launch date: November 2006.

With this creative program, children can form magical patterns as they mix and match imported photos with drawings, doodles, leaves and snowflakes. As kids work with patterns, they will learn about art, science and symmetry, observing how even small changes to a shape can make a big difference in the outcome. Kids will appreciate seeing their symmetrical designs unfold on screen, and can also save and print their creations for framing, book and CD covers, wrapping paper, fabric designs and more. There’s even a playback movie feature. Launch date: November 2006.

KaleidoDraw introduces kids to the art and science of symmetry patterns. This fun program is simple enough for a 3 year old and complex enough with infinite possibilities to fascinate all ages. In minutes, users will be making Magical Masterpieces that explode with a kaleidoscope of color. KaleidoDraw is running in Museums, hospitals and schools all around the world. Designs can be saved and printed for use in scrapbooks, pictures, cards and more. This product was a Children’s Software Review All Star award winner in 2003. “ProtoZone software is unique. It is intuitive, easy, complex and completely open ended; the only limits are the user’s imagination,” CEO Jim Metcalfe of ProtoZone told TDmonthly. Launch date: 2003.

Alphabet worksheets include activities to present and reinforce letter recognition and writing skills. Print coloring pages, printable flash cards, and activity worksheets over and over again. The coloring pages, posters, and flashcards are suitable for children ages 1-6 years. The writing skills worksheets are designed for older toddlers, preschool, kindergarten and first grade. Many of the printable materials feature guidelines, lesson plans, crafts and related resources. Compatible with Windows and Mac.

Kids and teens can diagnose and treat 35 exciting new cases in Legacy Interactive’s “latest and greatest” vet game. Featuring favorite animals — dogs, cats, birds, horses, rodents, fish and reptiles — this realistic simulation includes 40+ different medical instruments and helpful hints every step of the way. “Our cases use a broad variety of real veterinary tools, and deal with real veterinary issues that have been written by real, working veterinarians from around the world,” Charlie Duldulao of Legacy Interactive told TDmonthly. This product received a spring 2007 Parent’s Choice Silver Honor Award. The company requires a minimum order of 10 units. Launch date: November 20, 2006.

In this story, a little octopus is teased for her ability to change colors; when she uses this same ability to save a little angelfish, however, she becomes a hero. This CD-ROM, part of the Webs to Whales Nature Tales series (winner of the 2007 Teacher’s Choice Award for the Family from Learning Magazine), introduces kids to an amazing variety of coral reef animals. Interactive lessons, with narrated text and hundreds of photos, cover octopus anatomy, mollusks, food webs, reef conservation, animal camouflage and octopus physics. The CD includes interactive games, printable activity sheets and a teaching guide. "This product combines reading, science and technology. You get a wonderful story with interactive software that teaches the science behind the story. [It's a] great product for homeschoolers," Cheryl Block of Block Publishing told TDmonthly. Launch date: June 2007.

Noom and Raj want to start a business — a lemonade stand. Kids can follow them through this fun adventure as they learn all about money words and saving, spending and sharing with their Moonjar. Launch date: February 2007.

This award-winning software includes 14 activities and over 60 songs, and allows babies to tap computer keys for on-screen fun. Activities include At the Zoo, Penguin Playground and more, and feature a unique mouse action. The two-CD set includes a bonus screensaver version. “Babies are wildly curious and want to touch the keys they see their parents touching all day.” This product “sells just as well in the toy market, the baby market, and the software market, and is a growing line of soon to be three titles with many more on the way.” President Tim Leverett of Leveractive told TDmonthly. Launch date: September 2006. 

Kids can discover a new way to play I SPY with 13 fascinating mysteries on this CD-ROM. They simply choose a case file, and then earn mystery clues by solving riddles and searching for concealed objects. Children must employ problem solving skills to follow clues to solve the case of the Locked Gate and other mysteries. The game “engages kids in solving I SPY riddles and mysteries while simultaneously building their vocabulary and language skills,” Amabel Fulgencio of Scholastic told TDmonthly. It was named one of the 100 Best Children’s Products of 2006 by Dr. Toy. Launch date: August 2006.

This tool for visualizing, thinking, organizing and learning is designed to offer one convenient place for students to successfully plan, research and complete projects. Inspiration 8 expands the ways students and teachers can use visual learning to improve achievement across the curriculum. The new and enhanced capabilities help students develop a deeper understanding of difficult concepts and build stronger critical thinking skills. Upgrades are available for $39.95. Pricing is available for volume purchases and volume upgrades.

Engaging real-life onscreen videos teach social awareness and the unwritten rules of peer relations and acceptable behavior in the difficult middle to high school years. All Social Skill Builder programs include an easy to use lesson plan to customize the video sequences shown for each student. These lesson plans also include predeveloped lesson plans that emphasize items like exclusively positive behaviors, peer-interaction scenes, problem solving scenes and more. Each of these programs includes seven complexity levels and over 350 videos to target a broad range of abilities. All levels include the ability to earn energy points that result in a fun motivating computer game. Both volumes target individuals with a cognitive age of 8 to 18 years. These programs are both Macintosh and IBM PC compatible.

Set in the fictional town of Angeltown, “Light Rangers: Mending The Maniac Madness” is rendered in the ultrapopular Japanese anime style. Players take on the roles of friends Angel, Amos and A.J. as they defend Angeltown from the influence of Maniac Brainiac who, through his evil minions Vanna Vanity, Fast Forward, Dr. Nono and Mimi Me, is leading kids toward lives of pride, impatience, disobedience and selfishness.

Just in time for the return of Teddy Ruxpin, the world’s first animated storytelling toy and the best-selling toy of 1985 and 1986, BackPack Toys has partnered with Big Time Games to launch Gobs of Fobs, a casual, highly playable, PC videogame based on the lovable Fobs creatures that befriend Teddy in the wonderful World of Teddy Ruxpin. Gobs of Fobs is a downloadable puzzle game with many levels of difficulty and three modes of game play.

Dance Praise offers a few things other dance games don't: top hits from Christian artists and exciting new features such as Exercise, Arcade, and ShadowDance(tm) modes. Featuring artists such as Audio Adrenaline, 4th Avenue Jones, DJ Maj, Out of Eden, Sanctus Real, Steven Curtis Chapman, tobyMac, and ZOEgirl, Dance Praise displays the lyrics on the screen while the player dances on the interactive dance mat.

Available from Inspiration Software in Summer 2006 is a powerful new tool to help students make sense of data. With InspireData, students investigate, manipulate and analyze data in science, social studies and mathematics. Applying the proven strategies of visual learning to data literacy, students formulate questions and interact with data to identify patterns, trends and relationships, solve problems and build their own conclusions. As a result, students develop deeper content knowledge and stronger critical thinking skills.

Shapes is the first title from the new Giggles Computer Funtime for Baby line. The CD-Rom is set up so that whenever a child touches the keyboard, she is rewarded by fun, on-screen sounds and adorable dancing, flying and spinning shapes. In addition to the 14 activities, each Giggles Computer Funtime For Baby title includes more than 50 songs in five musical categories, and Shapes includes a second bonus CD with a limited edition screensaver version of the software. It is intended for use by those ages 6 to 24 months. Babies LOVE to tap the keys on the computer! This unique software encourages little ones to tap on the keys for adorable onscreen feedback, such as animated animal characters, animating shapes, fun sound effects and great music. It has won numerous awards, including a Dr. Toy Smart Play Award for 2006, iParenting Media Product of Excellence Award and  “HOT” Product Award, 2006 Editors Choice Award – Children’s Technology Review and Mr. Dad’s Top 10 Seal of Approval Award.

This fast-action, futuristic adventure helps teach kids math. It includes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, helping to build children's confidence as they increase their speed with answering math questions. In addition, it introduces kids to fact families, basic problem-solving, the notion of equivalence and mental math. Once kids know the answers to math problems, they maneuver the character on the screen to blast the problem away. The game provides automatic progress reports to help boost kids' confidence and encourage progress. It recently won an iParenting Media Award and was named one of the 100 Best Children’s Products of 2006 by Dr. Toy. Math Blaster Master the Basics “helps kids reach their potential by uniquely delivering state-standard math content in an engaging and exciting video game format,” Colwin Chan, marketing manager of Knowledge Adventure, told TDmonthly.

This computer game comes in response to high user interest in the Ticket to Ride Online game, which has hosted over 2 million games played in the past year. It will enable Days of Wonder to make new Ticket to Ride maps available to players much faster. This version of the popular game, where players compete build the longest railroad, includes a new map of Switzerland, designed by the game´s author, Alan R. Moon. Players will be able to play against "bots" in the game itself or online against any of the other 50,000 registered players from around the world.

In 1993, the Magic: The Gathering trading card game started a gaming revolution that continues today with six-million players worldwide. This CD-ROM features exciting games that cover the key aspects of Magic play, plus the Magic Online program. You can join one of the biggest communities of players and participate in local events and global tournaments. Additionally, the game box includes two decks featuring illustrated cards of creatures and spells, a 14-card pack with more advanced cards for expanded game play, a collectible premium card, two play guides for step-by-step play, an easy-to-read rulebook, two playmats with scorekeeping counters and a credit for online versions of all the cards.
— “I couldn't even quantify how many of these I sell,” said Dustin Gilliland, owner of Crimson Castle Chess & Games in Tuscaloosa, Ala., in early 2011.