Learning games for kids?

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From: g... George H. Otto
Date: Wed, 19 May 1993 16:04

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I have a Swan 486/33 PC with VGA display.  I am beginning to look 
for games that have some learning value for my daughters (ages 5 & 8).
I have no idea what's available, but anything that would require them
to think creatively and get them comfortable with the computer would
be useful.  I just don't want to turn my kids into a couple of
shoot-em-up zombies.  Any suggestions?   Pleae E-mail replies to 
g...@psuvm.psu.edu.

Thanks in advance.

George Otto
Graphics Programmer
Visualization and Workstations
Center for Academic Computing
Penn State University

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From: g...@cac.psu.edu (George H. Otto)
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Subject: Learning games for kids?
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