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Outsmart the Master of Mischief and find the hiddenjewels!Product InformationThe Master of Mischief has destroyed the Rainbow Bridge leaving its shiningjewels hidden at the bottom of the ocean. To find the gems and rebuild theRainbow Bridge children use their best reading science thinking and mathskills to answer the sea stars’ riddles about the sea. With more than 300problem-solving questions children are exposed to a variety of scientific factsand principles especially those of marine life.Spoken hints messages and feedback make playing easier than ever for earlyreaders and pre-readers.Learning and game play bee more challenging as the player’s performanceimproves.A colorful search for sunken treasure that bines undersea science withreading math and thinking skills!Skills Learned Reading Comprehension Vocabulary Word Recognition Synonyms and Antonyms Science: Oceans Plants Animals The Environment Addition Subtraction Multiplication Shapes Patterns Matching Reasoning MemoryProduct FeaturesBy matching clues with sea creatures players find gems from the Rainbow bridgePlayers develop important reading prehension skills like identifying synonymsand antonymsPlayers learn about the ocean world while collecting clues that will lead themto treasuresDuring their underwater search players encounter helpful sea stars and slimygoobiesWindows System Requirements Windows 3.1 95 98 Me Vista Windows 7 (32-bit); Windows XP not supported 486DX/25 MHz or faster 8MB of RAM 7MB hard drive space 2X CD-ROM drive or faster 256 color SVGA Windows patible Sound device Macintosh System Requirements 68030/25 MHz processor or better System 7.0.1to 9.0 (Classic Mode)/li> 8MB of RAM 11MB hard drive space 2X CD-ROM drive 256 color graphics display

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The Master of Mischief has destroyed the Rainbow Bridge, leaving its shining jewels hidden at the bottom of the ocean. To find the gems and rebuild the Rainbow Bridge, children use their best reading, science, thinking, and math skills to answer the sea stars' riddles about the sea. With more than 300 problem-solving questions, children are exposed to a variety of scientific facts and principles, especially those of marine life. (Ages 5-9)