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This
is the main screen of I Spy Fantasy. From this screen, kids
can set off to any of three main adventure areas.
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This
is one of the riddles found in the Deep Blue Sea Adventure
area. Children look for items, such as a butterfly or lemon,
and when they click on the correct item, the words
associated with the object are highlighted.
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Once
all objects have been uncovered in a particular riddle
screen, an object is earned. In this case, a page from the
Mermaid's book.
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This
is the Sandcastle Adventure, where kids earn six keys to
unlock the dungeon gate, where a princess has been taken
prisoner...
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...and
they earn the keys by solving riddle screens such as the one
above. This one is a rich tapestry, and objects, such as
bells and a pail, are hidden in the scene.
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The
third riddle area is the Blast Off Adventure area, pictured
above. Kids need to earn six fuel crystals by solving the
six riddle screens in the area. |
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This fun riddle is found in
the laboratory. Some of the items are in obvious places
(such as "the biggest eye"), others are well
hidden, and others take a little thinking (like "a
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This
lavish screen hides many little treasures. One example: kids
need to find "two threes". They need to click on
the number 3 on the ruler as well as on the die that shows
three dots on its face. |
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For
more information and/or to buy, follow this link:
I Spy Fantasy
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to the Review
| For Windows/Mac |
By: Scholastic |
Ages 5-8 |
Published: 2003 |
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To Buy this CD-ROM:
Buy I Spy Fantasy
for
$19.99 US or less at Amazon.com
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Reviewed October 2003
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