And so, with some training from her school, I let her navigate around based on her own experience. And boy, she took it like duck to water! We have not seen the number segment yet but at the alphabets segment, it teaches her how to spell them, pronounce them and even let her paint pictures related from each alphabet.
Kristine and Kaelynn looking at the software for the first time.
The picture looked weird because they're both sitting on my lap
The picture looked weird because they're both sitting on my lap
Then, I left them to their own devices but I was worried about
Kaelynn who kept touching the LCD screen which has grown
fragile after so many years.
Kaelynn who kept touching the LCD screen which has grown
fragile after so many years.
Note that by now, both of them were so engrossed with the program
that my camera falshes does not bother them anymore. I can see
Kristine concentrating hard because she starts to put her finger in her
mouth.
that my camera falshes does not bother them anymore. I can see
Kristine concentrating hard because she starts to put her finger in her
mouth.
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