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The Berenstain Bears Learn About Counting

The Berenstain Bears Learn About Counting

MS-DOS · 1991 · Softprime

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Developer
Britannica Software
Publisher
Softprime
First release
1991
Platform
MS-DOS
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THE BERENSTAIN BEARS - LEARN ABOUT COUNTING is an educational game for children aged 4-7. It was published by Softprime Inc. in 1991. The game was developed by Britannica Software and runs on the DOS platform. The game features the popular children's book characters, The Berenstain Bears, and was developed to teach preschool and elementary-grade kids about basic counting.

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The game progresses by counting the different objects shown on the screen. There are six different setups in the game, and the player can choose to play any of them. The setups range from counting objects of different geometrical figures on the screen, to counting objects in a graphical representation, to basic addition and subtraction. For every correct answer, the Bear does a happy dance, while every wrong answer gets a sad face from the Bear. Every question needs to be answered correctly before moving on to the next question. The player can enter the correct answer through the keyboard. Arrow keys are used to move the Bear, A key to move back into the main menu, and Enter key to select.

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