Bric-a-Brac: Identifying

Description

Practice identifying images that meet given criteria in this Bric-a-Brac title. Find clothes of a certain colour and animals with spots, stripes and shells. Guess what is hiding behind the frosted window and look for images based on numbers and initial letters.

Suitable for pre-school children, infants or those with special educational needs, Bric-a-Brac: Identifying, features a fully narrated interface, with clear and attractive images. The activities are suitable for unsupervised use.

This title is switch and touch-screen compatible and in addition, incorporates an extensive teacher’s section.

Key features:

Fully switch compatible
Great for unsupervised use and developing important basic skills.
Helps children to practice counting and the alphabet.
Fully narrated throughout.

Range:	Bric-a-Brac
Subject(s):	Early years
Key stage(s):	Foundation, 1
Ages:	2 - 5 years

Pricing

Single user:	£25.00
3 user:	£37.50
5 user:	£50.00
10 user:	£75.00
20 user:	£100.00
Site licence:	£150.00
all prices include media

To purchase, choose your licence type and click buy. Remember, we can invoice UK schools even if you order online.

System requirements

PC: Pentium II 500mhz processor or greater, Microsoft Windows 98, 2000 or XP, 128mb RAM, 16 bit colour.
Mac: Power Mac G3 400mhz processor or greater, OS X (up to 10.4), 128mb RAM, 16 bit colour.

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Screen shots

The main menu provides easy access to each of the six activities and the settings section. Bric-a-Brac: Identifying is also fully switch compatible.

In this activity the player must count the number of legs on the animal shown and find the right answer card.

Here the player must identify the colour of the piece of clothing shown.

This game involves recognising the number shown in the window and counting the fruit shown on the cards to find the right answer.

The player must identify the picture seen through the window and choose the card that shows the initial letter of that picture.

In this activity, the player will be looking for the animal with the features as shown in the window.

Can you look through the frosted glass on the window and work out which toy is behind?

The settings section allows individual activities to be disabled, the sound controlled, as well as the number of questions available and mouse/switch access.