Annc: Rainbow Web a Rev CD-ROM
Jeffrey Reynolds
jeff at siphonophore.com
Wed May 18 12:37:10 EDT 2005
Just thought I would put out another product that was
Metacard/Revolution created! Using revolution allowed the costs of the
CD-ROM to be kept way down so that the book could be sold with the
CD-ROM included for less than $20! A whole series is planned and the
next two are in production! The CD-ROM has simple activities, games and
content that were quick and simple to do with rev. The CD-ROM will also
go on sale next month by itself. This is a really fun series to work on
since we get to do fun story book stuff, games and great background
content materials all together! Nice to really do 'edutainment' (how i
hate that term!) right! The book artwork came out wonderfully also,
mainly b/w graphite with some hints of color that really makes the
illustrations have feeling and also turns on the imagination so much
more than the full color stuff.
Description:
The Rainbow Web is the first book in the 'Web to Whales' series of
picture books with educational CD-ROMs. The set offers a complete
thematic unit for teachers, homeschoolers, and parents. The fully
illustrated picture book tells the delightful story of a spider that
spins a rainbow web. The story engages a child's curiosity about
spiders. Could a spider spin a colored web? Do spiders eat berries?
Illustrations start out in black and white, introducing each rainbow
color as the story progresses. Lessons and activities on primary and
secondary colors are included on the CD-ROM. The companion CD-ROM
teaches the science behind the story. Students learn about real-life
spiders through narrated lessons and interactive games and activities.
The interactive CD-ROM also includes reproducible activity pages that
are intended as a follow-up to the lessons. Cross-curricular activities
in reading, math, science, and art are offered, as well as
comprehension questions to accompany the book.
More info at: http://www.blockpub.com/pages/rainbow/index.html
great book for the kids and grandkids and another feather in the rev
cap!
cheers,
jeff
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