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  Mother Goose Nursery ROMS® is an interactive, phonics-based educational software program designed to help increase children and early English learner's auditory and language development through association. This innovative and timely concept of blending the most recognizable, timeless tales of yesterday with the electronic world of today has created an incredible, enchanting environment in which children can increase their auditory, visual, language, and cognitive skills while having fun. Elementary school educators, many of whom already incorporate nursery rhymes into their daily lesson plan, marvel at how Mother Goose Nursery ROMS®, with each volume containing more than one thousand word and letter designations, provide a rich language experience instead of the limited “drill and kill” environment found in most reading programs today.

Each Mother Goose Nursery ROMS® CD contains six of your favorite rhymes, providing instruction in alphabet basics, word and letter sounds, and word/object association. Children are able to click on the words in the rhyme text and age-appropriate graphics and hear how they are pronounced and spelled. Click on an individual letter within each word, and hear how it is phonetically pronounced. Words can easily be taken apart letter-by-letter allowing children to learn how each letter, or group of letters, is pronounced. In addition, following each rhyme are three challenging, yet fun, rhyme-related activities that reinforce the relationship between the specific sounds and letters that make up the words and objects in the rhymes. Lastly, an age appropriate interactive alphabet game is included, which enables children to have fun as they learn their ABCs.

Mother Goose Nursery ROMS® is ideal for helping preschoolers and children improve their early reading and phonic vocabulary skills.

"I sat my son down in front of the game today; he loves it! I attempted to distract him from the screen but nothing worked; he played for 20 minutes straight. He really enjoyed pointing at things so I could click on them and he could find out the name. He has been walking around saying letters and words he didn't know before he started playing the game. Overall I would have to say he really enjoyed it, and as a parent I am very happy with what he learned and picked up from one session with the game."–Kristina Mogel, A toddler parent