Bric-a-Brac: Sorting

Description

This Bric-a-Brac title has been created to help develop thinking and logic skills. In the activities included, the player must sort images into groups and with themes covering food, indoors & outdoors, animals, shapes, numbers and colours, there’s something for everyone in this title.

Bric-a-Brac: Sorting, features clear attractive images and all text is fully narrated for easy use. This title is suitable for unsupervised use and is also switch and touch-screen compatible. An extensive teacher’s section is included to provide full control of the program.

Key features:

Fully narrated throughout and great for children to use unsupervised.
Perfect for use with a switch
Clear, attractive images, with fun animations.
Sorting activities based on popular themes, also covered at school.

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

Use the Bric-a-Brac: Sorting main menu to access each of the six activities or the settings section. This title is fully mouse and switch compatible.

In this activity the player must look at the colour of the car shown and sort it into the correct bin.

Here the player must count the number of spots on the ladybird, before moving it into one of the bins.

Look carefully at the pictures that appear and sort them according to shape.

In this activity the player must sort the picture cards based on whether they show animals or people.

The player must look at the picture cards to sort between things that are normally found indoors and outdoors.

Chldren have to think carefully and decide which of the things shown can be eaten and what can't.

The settings section makes it easy to change the sound, program and activity settings. It is also possible to disable activities and control switch access.