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TITLE Instructional Software BSAP Correlations for Language Arts, Mathematics and Science, Grades 1-8. INSTITUTION South Carolina State Dept. of Education, Columbia. Office of Instructional Technology. PUB DATE May 90 NOTE 113p.; For the 1988 edition, see ED :.;03 941. PUB TYPE Guides Non-Classroom Use (055) -- Reference Materials Directories/Catalogs (132) Tests/Evaluation Instruments (160)

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ABSTRACT This booklet serves as an advisory reference to available software programs that address specific objectives for students in grades 1-8 in all three Basic Skills Assessment Program (BSAP) curriculum areas--language arts, mathematics, and science. A description of the basic skills objectives precedes each curriculum section. Information provided for each software package includes the title, Dewey Decimal classification, application and copyright, grade leAel, BSAP objective, computer assisted instruction mode, system requirements, producer/vendor and price. A separate section offers information, criteria, and forgis for computer software evaluation developed by Project SEED (Software Evaluation Exchange Dissemination). A list of the names and addresses of software vendors/producers is provided, and a form for evaluating the booklet is included. (DB)

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LANGUAGE ARTS, MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE CORRELATED TO BASIC SKILLS ASSESSMENT PROGRAM OBJECTIVES SOUTH CAROUNA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Clyde H. Green Director, Office of Instructional Technology

Sidney B. Cooper Deputy Superintendent for Instruction

Dr. Chadie G. Williams State Superintendent of Education

Henry J. Cauthen President, South Carolina ETV

May 1990 TABLE OF CONTENTS

I Committee Members

II Introduction/How To Use This Book

Teaching & Testing Language Arts Objectives 1 2 Correlation of Microcomputer Language Arts Software Reading Writing Cognitive Skills Assessment Battery (CSAB)

14 Teaching & Testing Mathematics Objectives 15 Correlation of Microcomputer Mathematics Software Teacher Utility 30 Teaching & Testag Science Objectives

31 Correlation of Microcomputer Science Software

41 Database and Curriculum Systems 42 Software Evaluation Checklist 43 Software Evaluation Checklist Explanation 45 Project SEED Checklist 47 Project SEED Checklist Explanation 50 Producer/Vendor Listing 54 Regional Offices of the Office of InstructionalTechnology 55 We Need Your Help ... Please

5 Grades 14 Grades 14 Grades 14 Language Arts Microcomputer Software Mathematics Microcomputer Software Science Microcompubr: Software Review and Evaluation Committee Members Review and Evaluation Committee Members Review and Evaluation Committee Members January 30,1990 February 13, 1920 February 8, 1990

Reeding and Writing Educators Math, miles Educators Science Educators

Mrs. Susie Huggins, Coordinator Mr. David Rockwell, Computer Instructor Mrs. Sandra Bloodworth, Assistant Principal Secondary Language Ms Lady's Island Junior High School Hanberry Middle School Hony County Schools Beaufort County Schools Richland District 2

Mrs. Patti Robinnette, Teacher Mr. William Stevens, Teacher Mrs. Darbarel Blakely, Teacher Mt. Gallant Elementary School Summerville High School South Kilbourne Elementary School York District 3 Dorchester District 2 Richland District 1

Ms. Brenda Marques Mrs. Aieda Anderson Ms. Maillyn Wilson, Teacher Language Arts Consultant Coordinator of Computer Instruction Brookdale Middle School Charleston County Schools Lexington District 5 Orangeburg District 5

Mrs. Unda Crute, Curriculum Coordinator Ms. Carol Ellis Mr. Jim Mayer Mt. Gallant Bementary School Math Consultant Science/Health Curriculum York District 3 Spartanburg District 7 Oconee County

Ms. Barbara Danner, Teacher Mrs. Julia Robbins Marshall Elementary School Instruction Supervisor Orangeburg District 5 York District 3

Departn.ant of Education Consultant Department of Education Consultant Department of Education Consultant

Ms. Sue Sadik, Education Program Specialist Ms. Marjorie Claytor, Mathematics Consultant Dr. Lynn T. Altman, Science Consultant Student Assessment Unit ....,larriculurn Development Section Basic Skills Section Office of Research Office of General Education Office of General Education

Exofficlo Member Chairperson of the Committees Office of Instructional Technology

Dr. Lyn Zalusky Mueller Chief Supendsor of Resource Development Mr. Clyde H. Green, Director Remedial Writing Office of Instructional Technology Mr. Robert W. Reese, Chief Supelvisor of Utilization Un'versity of South Carolina Mr. Tom Shirk, Production Specialist INTRODUCTION

This publication serves as an advisory reference to available software programs that address The mathematics section has a short Teacher Utility part in addition to the basic mathematics specific objectives for students in grades 1-8 in all three Basic Skills Assessment Program (BSAP) instructional software listing, but there is no separate Teacher Utilities part in the science section. curriculum areas - language arts, mathematics, and science. School personnel should use it when Neither the mathematics nor the science sections include CSAB. Database curriculum systems they select software programs they will preview in their search for high quality materials to meet listings are found on page 41. teachers' and students' curricular neede. Before buying any software, the program should be reviewed by local school oersonnel who are The three microcomputer software curriculum committees selected the software listed for their responsible for ensuring that the material meets the instructional objectives and quality standards respective areas of language arts, mathematics, and science. Each committee reviewed the of the school district and/or school. Two evaluation instruments are included in this book to assist listings in the May 1989 BSAP Correlation book for its subject area and examined the latest educators in their local software evaluation process. The Software Evaluation Checklist and its software reviews publisheo by creditable review services in the United States. Favorably reviewed accompanying explanation are useful in guiding local evaluators' assessments and purchase software that correlates to one or more BSAP objective has been included in this publication. recommendations. The instruments may be modified or adapted to serve school needs. Committee members also used their first-hand knowledge of software programs to make decisions on retaining and adding titles. The Project SEED Evaluation Instrument and explanation sheet have been developed by a consortium of seven state departments of education: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Nevi Jersey, North Carolina, and South Carolina. SEED is the acronym for Software Evaluation HOW TO USE THIS BOOK Exchange Dissemination. South Carolina now has 116 trained SEED evaluators, who contrbute their evaluations to the SEED Project. Each software program is evaluated by three evaluators. A description of the basic skills objectives precede each curriculum section. The objectives are Their individual evaluations are compiled and synthesized into one SEED evaluation, which is referenced to TEACHING AND TESTING OUR BASIC SKILLS (T & T). The same abbreviations of published in the A GUIDE TO EVALUATED EDUCATION SOFTWARE each year. SEED evaluations the objectives used in the T & T apply to the BSAP objectives colt. mn in the software correlation have been included in the review process for this publication. The software titles that have been charts. reviewed by SEED are indicated by the symbol I following the title.

In order to give the user a quick and convenient reference, the software program titles, the Dewey To provide further assistance in reviewing software, a microcomputer lab containing various Decimal classifications, and the copyright dates when available, are organized into alphabetized brands of hardware and much of the software included in this publication are located In the South listieqs by curriculum areas. Appropriate grade levels are designated, and the objective(s) are Carolina ETV Center, 2712 Millwood Avenue, Columbia, SC 29205. Appointments to visit the lab correlated in concise, abbreviated terms. An asterisk indicates new or updated software. may be made by calling the Office of Instructional Technology, 803/737-3350. Regional labs are maintained in the Office of Instructional Technology's five field offices. The locations and the The following symbols indicate the type or mode of computer-assisted hstruction of each software consultants' names, addresses, and telephone numbers are provided on page 54. program: The software in the labs has been provided free of charge by the vendors for preview only.it CMI - classroom managed instruction GA - educational game cannot be copied nor removed from the lab to which it is assigned. This Is the condition upon SIM - simulation WP - wordprocessing which the vendors have loaned these materials to the Office of Instructional Technology for the LT - lab tool D/13 - drill and practice labs. PS problem solving TU - tutorial/teacher utility The last page of this publication is a feedback sheet for users to evaluate the content and format. Brands and models of computers and specific peripherals needed to use the soiware are easlily Your input will be considered for future publications and services.If you have questions found in the "System Requirements" column.T.. omplete the reference chart, the last two concerning the software listing in this publication, contact the Office of Instructional Technology, columns give the vendor's/producer's name ana the cost of the software at the time of printing. Room 205, Rutledge Building, Columbia, SC 29201. The telephone number is 803/734-8090. An alphabetized list of the vendors/producers and their addresses and telephone numbers is included on pages 50-53.(Prices of software represent per title, per volume, er per level.)Users Appreciation is expressed to all people who help to develop this publication. should check current vendor catalogs for exact package content and any price changes. Clyde H. Green, Director The language arts section, divided into three parts - reading, writing, and Cognitive Skills Office of Instructional Technology Assessment Battery (CSAB) - is the largest.Because several software programs under each heading may be applied to other instructional uses, the user will find this application noted. For May 1990 example, the "Bank Street Story Book" is listed under reading, but, because it may also be used in teaching writing, it is noted in the first column. The same software title appears under writing with reading noted as an application. 0EADING OBJECTIVES AND SUBSKILLS int Decoding and Word Meaning - The student can use word recognition *anis and can IN: inferenco - The student can make valid inference* about a reading selection. determine the meanings of words. IN1:Making Comparisons - The student can make comparisons based on a reading DW1: Sight Recognition - The student should know the meaning of the word specified in the seelction. selection by sipht. IN2:Determining Cause and Effect - The student can determine the most reasonable cause DW2: Phonetic Decoding - The student should be able to find the correct spelling of the for an effect Of situation given in a reading solectkv. nonsense word pronounced by the teacher. IN3:Drawing Conclusions - The student can draw conclusions based on a reading DW3: Contextual Word Meaning - The student should be able to use the context of the selection. selection to determine the meaning of a specific word. INS: Predicting Outcomes - The student can predict outcomes based on a reading DW4: Structural Word Meaning - Th student should 4.41 able to use structural word analysis selection. to determine the meaning of a specific word.

AL:Analysis - The student can critically analyzereading selection. DE:Details - The student can accurately comprehend the details In a reading selection. ALl: Nature of Information - The student can determine the nature of the information resented hi a reading selection. MI:Main idea - The student can determine the main idea of a reading selecton. The three types of main ideas are: restated main idea, paraphrased main idea, and inferred main At.2:Structural Elements - The student can determine the structural elements used in a Idea. reading selection.

MI1: Restated Main Ides - The student can Identify or generate a verbatim statement of the A1.3:Rhetorical Devices - The student can letermine the rhetorical devices used in a main idea which is explicitly stated In a reading selection. reading selection.

MI2: Paraphrased Main IdeaThe student can identify or generate a paraphrased AL4:Critical Analysis - The student can dotermine relationships between structural statement of the main idea which is explicitly stated In a reading selection. elements in a reeding selection and can analyze a selection to make interpretations about the author's theme or purpose. MI3:Inferred Main Idea - The stuthat can identify or generate an inferred statement of the main idea when the main idea is not explicitly stated in a reading selection. WRITING OBJECTIVES RE:Reference - The student can select and use desired Information In reference sources. MN:Handwriting - The student can write legibly. REI: Selecting a Reference Source - The student can select the appropriate reference source for requested information. MC: Mechanics - The student can %sit, capitalize, and punctuate correctly.

RE2: Using a Reference Source - The student can use a reference source to find requested WU: Word Usage - The student can wee words appropriately. information. SF:Sentence Formation - The student can compose sentences.

CP:Composition - The student can communicate Ideas in writing.

TEACHING AND TESTING OUR BASIC SKILLS, Reading and WnYing Educational Assessment Section, Office of Research, South Carolina Department of Education, 0 September 1981: January 1983. 1 GRADES 1-8 LANGUAGE ARTS SOFTWARE BSAP CORRELATION-READING

Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Classification. Poo fictiPon. 0000 AIN LeV01 Obienfivn CAI Mode %slam Reauirecpx0_ Ace Detective (153.4) Writing 1 -4-8 IN PS Apple Famiiy Mindplay 49.00 Ace Explorer (372) Writing 3-8 DE GA Apple Family,IBM PC/Pqr Mindplay

Nice n Wondr-r:and (399) 1985 IY51;1517ri Software, Dlv.

phabot xpress 411 rv 17* am y, mmodore 64/128,-arneo 44.95 TR(1-e0 III

Alphabetical On ler (4111 1-4 RE D/P Apple Family 24.95

Alphabetrzahon Sequences (411) 1980 1-8 RE D/P, CMI Apple Family Milliken Publishing 75.00

Author! Author! (808) Writing 1987 I 4-8 Ml, IN -DIP Apple Family Mindplay 59.99

Build A Book About You (372.4) CSAB 1984 1-3 DW3, DE GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Scarborough Systems 39.95 IBM PC/PCir, Tandy 1000

Clue In On Phonics (372.4) 1-4 DW2 DIP, GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Gamco 44.95 TRS-80

Comprehension Connection,Level 0, E, F (372.4) 4-8 DW3, MI D/P, CMI Apple Family Milliken Publishing 425.00 1987 1

Computer Crossroads (372.4) 2-5 pe env y uca anal Activities 99.95

mate 41.5 ming 1986 2-6 DE, IN, MI GA, SIM Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, DLM Teaching Rosources 29.95 color monitor

English-Picture Reading and Woni Recognition 2-5 DW1 TU Apple Family, IBM PC, color Decision Development 49.95 (372.6) Writing graphics adapter

Fay's Word Rally (372.4) 1985 1-3 DW1,DW3 D/P, GA Apple Family. Commodore 64/128 Didatech Software 49.95

Figurame Language (372.6) 1984 6-8 AL D-P Apple Family, IBM PC, Tandy 1000 Hartley Courseware 39.95

ITre717it "A' (372.4) 1988 K-3 DWI, 2, 3; CMI Apple Family Milliken Publishing various MI, IN, DE

Freddy's Puzzling Adventures (372.6) writing 1-5 DE, MC PS Apple Family DLM Teaching Resources 32.95

From ABC to XYZ (411) 1987 1-6 RE D/P, GA, Apple Family Aartley Courseware 39.95 CMI

* Fundamentals of Reading (372.411987-81-- 4-8 DE, MI. IN, DIP Apple Family Educational Activities 144.00 AL1

Gertrude's Puzzles (793.7) 1982 1 1-4 AL D/P, GA Apple Family, IBM PC/PCir, The Learning Company 59.95 Tandy 1000

Gertrude's Secrets (793.7) 1983 1-3 AL GA Apple Family, IBM PC/Pq-r, 'The-Learning Company 59.95 Tandy 1000

2 KEY: * New/Updated 13 1 SEEDProject1142ews Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP salfication. Ap ication, Copyright Level Oblectlye CA1 Mode System Reouirements Producer/Vendor Price Nide N' Sequence (808) Writing 1985 1 442 DE TU, GA Apple Family, Commodore 64 Sunburst 69.00

RinW/Nrnky (793.7) 1983 1 4-8 0W3, 0W4, GA AppliTimily Mindscape 49.95 IN, AL

Homonyms (424) Writing 1982 3-8 DW3 D/P, TU Apple-Fanurseware 3970-0----- 49.95 IBM

Homonyms in Context (423) 1981 DW3 DIP Apple Family, TAS-80 Models, color Random House 59.95 monitor

Jack and the Beanstalk (398) 4-6 DW1, IN GA Apple Family, color monitor HAM Software, Div. Of Oueue 49.00

Kermit's Electmnic Stotymaker (472.4) Writing 1-2 DWI, DE GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Simon & Schuster 34.95 AP CSAS 1985 1 color monitor, joystick 29.95 CO

ns, lugs 3 2.6 1985 1 1-3 ami y Hartley Courseware 39.95 IN

Knowledge Explorer Senes (028.5) 1984 5-8 DE, MI, FIE, TU, DR, I ople Family Grolier Electronic 49.95 IN

Language for Daily Use (372.6) 3-6 0W3, IN, D/P Apple Family Harcourt Brace Jovanovich 120.00 WU

Little Riddles (372.4) 1-2 IN, AL DIP Apple Family Hartley Courseware 39.95

* MECC Reading Coltaction (372.4) 1987 1 2 - ami 55.00 1. Blends and Digraphs (grades 1-3) 2. Final Consonants (grades 1-2) 3. Initial Consonants (grade 1) 4. Vowels I (grades 1-2) 5. Vowels II (grades 1-3) 6. Those Amazing Reading Machines (grades 3-6)

* Mtokey s Magic Reader (372.41) 1988 K-2 1N2, 4 GA Apple Family Sunburst 65.00

Missing Links: Young People's Literature (793.7) 4-8 DW2. DW3, PS Apple Family, Atari, IBM PC/PCjr, Sunburst 65.00 Writing 1983 DW4, IN Tandy 1000, TRS-80 Models

Mystery Mazes (793.7) 1 5-8 IN, AL Educational ktivites 49.95

New Kid on the Block (372.4) 5-7 MI, IN, AL D/P. Apple Family Hartley Courseware 59.95 CMI

* New Talking Stickyhear Opposites (418) 1989 K-1 DW1, 3 D/P Apple 1113S Optimum Resources, inc. 49.95

Paint With Words (372.6) OMB 1986 1-2 DW1 D/P Apple Family, printer, color monitor MECC 49.00

Pictures, Letters and Sounds (372.4) CSAB K-1 DW2 D/P Apple Family Hartley Courseware 35.95 4

3 KEY: * New/Updated SEED Project Reviews Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP , Application. Coovrioht Level 011ective CAI Made System Requirements Produosrpericiar Price Picture Parade (372) CSAB K-2 DE DIP Apple Family Hartley Courseware 39.95

. . Pik-Pek-Put (428) Writing 1981 5-8 DW4 D/P, TU, Apple Family, TRS-80 I11/4, color Data Command 29.9s GA monitor

Play With Language (428) 1983 1-2 OW1 DR, GA TRS-80 Models, color monitor, Radio Shack Education Division 99.00 joystick

Please Help Mer-Vocabulaiy (372.6) Writing 3-8 DW3 DIP, CM1 Apple Family Focus Media 69.00

Faet sen. Tt'15---3-'e-7-jMiiYq 2-7 i\op ami y ate mman 39.95

Puzzler, The (372.4) 1985 3-6 IN PS Appliamily, Commodore 64, Svnburst 65.00 IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, TRS-80111/4 Color

Reader Rabbit (372.4) CSAB 1985 1-2 DW1 GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, The Learning Company 79.95 IBM PC/PCjr/PCXT, Tandy 1000, color graphic adapter

Reader Rabbit and the Fabulous WorWactory 1-2 OW1 DP, TU Apple Family The Learning Company 39.95 (372.6) 1984

Reading Around Words (428) 1984 4-8 0W3 D/P, CMI Apple Family Instructional Communications 15,100

Reading Fun: Beginning Consonant Sounds 1 0W2 D/P Apple Family Troii Associates 39.95 (372.4)

Reading for Meaning With Mother Goose 2 1-3 OW, DE, MI, D/P Apple Family Hartley Courseware 39.95 (372.4) 1985 IN

Reading Helpers (372.4) 1987 1-2 0W2, RE DM, GA Apple Family Houghton Mifflin 135.00

Reading Klooz (425) 1985 5-8 IN PS, GA Apple Family Midwest Publications 39.95

Reading Starters (372.4) CSAB 1987 K-2 OW1,RE DP Apple Family Houghton Miffl n 135.00

WiTaaTiWir(3ir4) 3, D App a amily, 80 column card; IBM Davidson & Associates 49.95 MI, IN PC, color graphics adapter

* Rebus Writer (418) Writing 1987 1 3-8 A13, 0W3 DA Apple Family Mindscape, Inc. 49.95

Reference Micro Myst.Textbook .Skills (028.7) 4-6 RE, IN GA Apple Family Focus Media 99.00

Rhyming to Read (372.4) 1985 1-4 OW, OW1, TU, GA Apple Family, Commodore 64 Grolier Electronic 189.00 1. Miss Mouse AL 2. Rhyme Land

Rhymes and Riddles (398) Writing 1983 1-4 AL D/P, GA Apple Family, Atari Computers, Spinnaker Software 24.95 IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000

Riddle Me This (372.6) 1983 4-7 DW3 157P, TU, Apple Family, TRS-80 Models Data Command 85.25 GA

3 6 4 1 7 KEY: * New/Updated SEED Project Reviews TRW of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP , t. to r ta th' Level D . 11 IP- " Moe * Scoop Mahoney-Investigative Reader (372.41) 4-8 DE, MI, SIM, PS Apple Family DLM Teaching Resources 46.00 1988 DW3, IN2, 3, AL1

Snooper Troops (793.7) 1082 5-8 IN D/P Apple Family, Atari Computers, Spinnaker Software 44.95 IBM PC/Pqr, Tandy 1000, Ckmmodore 64/128

Snoopy's Reading Machine (372.4) 1985 14 DW4 D/P Apple Family, Commodore 64/128 Random House 29.95 AP 29.95 CO

TY" VP.11. ar ead ng7 4 r t ng am , e Or Ste s!' ' IBM PC/PC XT/AT, color graphics 29.95 CO adapter

Success With Reading (372.4) Writing 19851 3-6 OW, DE, IN, D/P APPI, Family, Commodore 64 Scholastic 59.95 MI, RE, AL

'Tales of Adventure; Tales of Discovery; Tales of 4-8 DE, MI DIP Apple Family, IBM PC/Pqr, Scholastic 29.95 Mystery (813.5) 1984 Tandy 1000, Commodore 64/128

an antics 372.4 1981 p a am ly, , CO Or ta mman 29.95 monitor

Tutonal Comprehension (372.4) 1983 2-6 DE, MI, IN, TU Apple Family, TRS-80 Models Random House 79.95 AL

Vocabulary Series (413) 1985 DW4 D/P IBM PC/PCjr, color monitor IBM Direct 88.00 Level II 3-4 Level III 5-6 Level IV

Vocabulary Skills: Context Clues (372.6) 1983 6-8 DW3 D/P, TU, Apple Family Media Materials 44.95 GA

Where in the USA Is Carman Sandrago? (910) 5-8 RE GA, PS Apple Faintly, Commodore 64, Brods&und 39.95 AP, IBM 1986 1 IBM PC, Tandy 1000 34.95 CO

Where in the World Is Carman Sandiago? (917.3) 5-8 -RE GA APO* Family, Commodore&spa Broderbund 39.95 AP, IBM 1986 IBM PC, Tandy 1000 34.95 CO

Who, whet, where, When, Why (372.6) 19831 1-6 DE D/P, TU Apple Family, IBM PC/PCP., Hartley Courseware 35.95 AP Tandy 1000 49.95 IBM

Word Benders - Phases, A-I (372.6) Writing 1985 5-8 0W4, RE D/P, TU Apple family, 'TR640111/4 Midwest Publications nos

Word Benders - C-1 (372.6) Writing 5-8 DW4, RE D/P, PS Apple Family, TRS-80 111/4 Midwest Publications 39.95 1985

Word Blaster (421) Writing 1982 3-6 DW3 D/P, GA Ap I e Famlly:TRS-80 Models, Random House 150.00 IBM PC/PC1r, Tandy 1000

Word Herd-Look Alike (428.3) 1983 6-8 DW3, 0W4 TU Apple Family MECC 45.00 1 9 1 8 5 KEY: New/Updated 1 SEED PO:11W Reviews 1 Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grad. @SAP Oefeificaticn. Application. gogneloht Lev0 Mediu* CAI Mode %stern fiequkemenli RoduglYftectot Peke Word l-leni-Sound Alike (428.3) 1983 6-6 DW3, DW4 TU Apple. Family MECO 45.00

Word Memory Pmgrem (426.3) 1963 1 DW1 0/15 Apple Fiunily Instructional Communications 65.00

Wont Munchers (372.6) 1985 i 1-3 DW1, DW2 D/P Apple Family MECC 49.00 Word Quest (372.6) 1985f 3-8 DM, RE GA Apple Family Sunburst woo Womis at Work: Compound Ill (372.6) 19861 3-6 DW4 GA Apple Family mECC 55.00

Wonls at Wo*: Contraction Action(372.6) 2-4 DW4 GA Apple Family MECC 55.00

Wonis at Work: Prefix Power (372.6) 3-6 0W4 GA Apple Family MECC 55.00

Wordsat Work:Suffix Sense(372.6) 1 3-5 DW4 GA Apple Family MECC 59.00

Word Structure (428) 1981 1 5-8 0W4 TU, CMI Apple Family Jostens Learning Corp. 160.00

Zap Zeus (292) 1984 7-8 DE, Ml TU, Apple Family McCarthy-McCormack, Inc. 39.96 GA

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Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP aassification, Appilcatim Cobwieht lavej Oblective CM Mode Ststem Requirements ProducetAfendor PfiC0 Ace Detective (153.4) Reading 1 4-8 MC, WU, PS Apple Family Mindplay 49.00 SF, CP

Ace Explorer (372) Reading 3-8 MC, WU, GA Apple Family, IBM PC, PCir Mindplay 49.99 SF, CP

AV&T- --A11-8.08 a ing 1987 ple am y dp ay 59.99 SF, CP

Bank Street Wn'ter (651.7 1986 2-8 MC, WU, TU, DIP Apple Family, IBM 128K, Scholastic 69.95 AP SF, CP Tandy 1000, Commodore 64/128, 79.95 IBM Atari 49.95 CO, AT

Sank Street Writer Ill (651.7) 1986 2-8 MC, WU, -TU, D/P Apple Family, IBM 128R, Scholastic SF, CP Tandy 1000, Commodore 64/128, 79.95 IBM Atari 49.95 CO, AT

Bank Street Miter Plus (651.7) 2-8 MC, WU, TU, D/P Apple Family, IBM PC, Tandy 1000 Broderbund 79.95 AP SF, CP 99.95 IBM

Be a Writer (400) 1986 3 MC, WU, TU, D/P Apple Family Sunburst 40.00 SF, CP

Building Better Sentences: Combining Sentence 6-8 SF D/P Apple Family Media Materials 49.95 Parts (400)

Building Better Sentences: Cieating Compound 6-8 SF DIP Apple Family Media Materials 49.95 and Complex Sentences (400)

Capitalization (421) 1982 3-8 D/P, TU Apple Family, IBM PCIPCir, Hartley Courseware 49.95 Tandy 1000

Capitalization Machine:The (372.6) 2-8 MC TU Apple Family SouthWest EdPsych Services 49.95

CaprtaliFation Plus (425) 1983 1 5.8 MC D/P, TU Apple Family Mmdscape 44.95

* Children's Wilting and Publishing Center 2-8 MC, WU, WP Apple Family, mouse, color monitor Learning Company 79.95 (652.5) 1988 SF, CP

Commas (372.6) 4-8 MC GA Apple Family Gamco 33.95

mate Withanield 741.5 Reading 1986 1 2-6 w. A,IM ple ami y, L,ommodore 64 128, LM eac ing sources 29.95 color monitor

Crosswonl Magic (793.7) 1982, 1989 1 1-8 MC Apple Family, Atari Computers, IBM Mindscape 59.95 PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, Macintosh, Commodore 64

Developing Basic Writing Skills, Level I (808) 1 3-4 MC, WU, TU, 0/P Apple Family Educational Activities 79.00 SF, CP

(..310 .c. J KEY: " New/Updated 7 ¶ SEED Project Reviews Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP 11-.. 1 1 1..1 Z.t. Level Mode Pmducer Price Developing Bask Writing Skills, Level II(808) 5-6 MC, WU, TU, D/P Apple Family Educational Activities 79.00 SF, CP

p ng WriNig i Is372.6 7-e ni Appe amily, Apple Intellectual Software 115.00 AP SF, CP Macintosh 135.00 IBM, MAC

Diagon Games(425) 1982 3-6 WU D/P, GA Apple Family, Atari Computers, Educational Activities 59.95 TRS-80 Models, PET, IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000

English-Picture Reading & Word Recognition 2-5 MC. SF 11] Apple Family, IBM PC, graphics Decision Development 49.95 (372.6) Reading adapter

Explore-A-Story Series(372.4) 1987 K-1 M. wu, TU, SIM Apple Family D C Heath 67.00 1. Rosie, the Counting Rabbit SF, CP 2. Just Around the Block 3. A Brand New View 4. The Bald-Headed Chicken 5. The Sleepy Brown Cow 6. The Uma Bean Dream 7. What Makes a Dinosaur Sore 8. Quasar Kids

First Draft(372.6) 6-8 MC, WU, TLf Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Scholastic 69.95 SF, CP PC XT/AT

Freddy's Puzzling Adientures(372.6) Reading 1-5 MC PS Apple Family DLM-Teadhing Resources 32.95

Grammar and Writing:ALanguage Arts 6-8 WU, SF, CP TU Apple Family Scholastic 179.25 Exploration Series(372.6)

Grammar Gremlins(400) 1986 1 3-6 MC, WU, D/P, GA Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Davidson & Associates 49.95 SF, CP Tandy 1000

Grammar Problems for Practice(372.6) 3-8 WU D/P, CMI Apple Family Milliken Publishing 40.00

Grammaze: Grammar Quest(400) 1984 5-8 MC, WU, D/P, GA Apple Family Scott, Foresman 39.95 SF

Ground Grabber: Grammar Quest(400) 1984 5-8 MC, WU, D/P, GA Apple Family Scott, Foresman 39.95 SF

Hide N1 SequenceRA lValing 1985 1 4-8 MC, WU, TU, GA Apple Family, Commodore 64 Sunburst 69.00 SF, CP

Homonyms (372.6)Reading 1982 3-8 WU 0/P, TU Apple Family, IBM PC/PCir Hartley Courseware 39.95 AP 49.95 IBM

I Can Write(400) 1986 2 MC, WU, -157P Apple Family Sunburst 59.00 SF, CP

Just Imagine(808) CSAB 1985 1-3 WU, SF, CP GA Commodore 64/128 Commodore Educational Activities 34.95

25 KEY: * New/Updated 8 1 SEED Project Reviews mt.of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Ossaification Application.CdaM Level CM Mode System Raoulfements Pmslucerplendor Price Kermit's Electronic Stoomaker372.4) Paading 1-2 Mu, WU. GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Simon & uster 34.95 AP 29.95 CO CSAB 19851 SF color monitor, joystick 39.95 Kodwnter(372.6) 1954 2-0 WU, SF, CP D/P Apple Family,Atari Computers, Spinnaker Software IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, Commodore 64/128

Language Ms: Capitalization/Punctuation 1-8 MC TU 4ple Family, Commodore 64/128 Right OnPrOgearns 18.00 (372.6) 1983 Random House 135.00 Language uamental unctu :I 1-8 D/P Apple Family, IBM PC/Pqr, Prectice(372.6) 1982 Tandy 1000, TRS-80 Models 49.05 MagicAoells(421) 2-6 MC D/P, GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, The Learning Company IBM PC, Tandy 1000

99.95 Magic Slate(651.7) 1985 1 1-6 MC D/P Apple Family Sunburst

Master Speil (372.4) 1984 1-8 MC D/P Appleramily MECC 49.00 11;7 49.00 MECC Editor (808)1965 7-8 CP Apple Family, 80-column card, MECC printer

Missing Links: Young People's Literature (793.7) 4-8 MC, SF, CP PS Apple Family, AtariComputers, Sunburst 65.00 Reading 1983 IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, Commodore 64/128, TRS-80 Models

59.95 MysterySentences(372.6) 1983 4-8 SF D/P Apple Family Scholastic Nouns/Pronouns (372.6) 1982 3-8 SF D/P, U Apple Family, IBM PC/Pqr, Hartley Courseware 39.95 AP Tandy 1000 49.95 IBM

29.95 Pik-Pek-Put(428.3) Reading 1981 5-8 MC, WU D/I5, TU, Apple Family, color monitor Cats Command GA 69.00 'Please Help Mei -Spelling(372.6) 3-8 MC D/P Amle Family, IBM, Tandy 1000 -----FEZ:ut:Media Focus Media 69.00 'PleaseRIO Mel -Vocabulaly(372.6)1;eading 3-8 MC CMI Apple Family 39.95 Poet s Pen, The(808.1) Reading 2-7 MC, WU, ILI Apple Family Data Commaild SF, CP

t.,ber. un 49.95 ranthop, he741.6 1984 1-8 Apple ami y, Ater mputers, SF, CP Commodore 64/128, IBM PC, 59.95 Mac, IBM Tandy 1000 44.93 AT, CO

40.99 Race the Clock (372.6) 1-6 MC D/P Apple Family, IBM PC/PCir, color Mindplay graphics adapter, joystick or mouse

Mindscape, inc. 49.95 * Rebus Writer(418) Reading 1987 1 3-8 MC, CP GA AppleFamily

? 6 KEY: * New/Updated 9 1 SEED Project Reviews 110o of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP I I r, 1 t.1Ir. ,L!,11. Level IP 1 Pdce Rhymes and Riddles(793.7) Reading 1983 1-4 D/P, c Applo Family, outer*, Spinnaker Software 24.95 IBM PC/Pqr, Tandy 1000, Commodore 64/128

Riddle Magic(793.7) 1987 1 4-8 MC, WU, TU Apple Family Mindscape 49.05 SF, CP

Scramble(421) 1982 1-8 MC D/P Apple Family AMed Designs 15.05

Sentence Combing(425) 1983 1 4-8 SF, CP CMI Apple Family MiUikenublishlng 105.00

Sentence Structure-Skill Building Adventwes 7-8 SF TU Apple Family Society for Visual Education 195.00 (425)1983 1

Skiwilter(651.7) 1984 5-8 CP Tu Commodore 64/128, IBM PC/Pqr, Prentice-Hall 66.05 CO printer 99.95 IBM

noopy Writer 651.71985 1-6 p e am , mm ore 64 Om use 39.95 SF, CP

Spell-a-Vision, Vol.5 (772.4) 1985 1-6 MC D/P Apple Family Cross-Educaffonal Software 19.95

Spelling Mastery1372.6) 1988 1 1-3 MC GA Apple Family DLM Teaching Resources 46.00

Spellill-(421.4) 1984 1 5-8 MC D/P Apple Family, IBM PL715Cii, Davidson & Associates 49.05 Tandy 1000, Commodore 64/128

Spellicopter (421.4) 1983 1-8 MC GA Apple Family, Atari Computers, Bdtannica SOftware 39.95 IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, Commodore 64/128

Spelling SPeechwane 421 1986 1-8 p e am y, co ormontor, speech ug ton- synthesizer

Stickybear Parts ofSpeech (372.6) 2-7 WU D/P Apple Family, IBM PC-XT/AT Weekly Reader Software 39.95

Stickybear Reading (372.4) Reading 1 1-3 WU, SF D/P Apple Family, Commodore, IBM Weekly Reader Software 39.95 AP, IBM PC/PC XT/AT, color graphics 29.95CO adapter

Stick)bear Spellgrabber (411) 1985 1-4 MC DIP, GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128 Weekly Reader Software 39.95 AP 29.95 CO

Story Eioard (372.6) 3-6 MC, WU, WP Apple Family, joystick Data Command 39.95 SF, CP

Story Maker (372.6) 1985 1 2-8 CP GA Apple Family Scholastic 95.00

Stoly Tree(808) 1984 4-8 CP D/P Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Scholastic 59.95 Tandy 1000, Commodore 64/128

Success with Reading (372.4) Reading 1985 1 3.8 MC, WU, D/P Apple Family, Commodore 64 Scholastic 59.95 SF, CP

KEY: * New/Updated 2 8 1 0 ¶ SEW Project Reviews TRW of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade

Success with Writing 372.6) 1988 Apple Family, Tandy 1300, IBM

Teddy Bear-Rels of Fun (707) 1-6 MC, *U. TU, Apple Family, Commodore 64 DtA4 Teaching knources 3995 SF, CP

That's My Stogy (372.6) 1984, 1988 1 5-8 CP D/P, TU Apple Family Mindscape 59.95 rr, -7k 7 1 ;riTc Vr am y. mm ore 64 128, 17: . eas IBM PC/Pqr, Tandy 1000

Wald Benders-Phases, A-1 (428.3) Pleading 1985 5-8 MC D/P, TU Apple Family, TRS-8010/4 Midwest Publications 39.95

Word Benders-Similadties, C-1 (428.3) Reading 5,8 MC D/P, TU Apple Family, IRS-80111/4 Midwest Publications 395 1985

idaster 421 ing 1982 e am y, e s, House 150.00 IBM PC/PCir, Tandy 1000

Word File (421.4) 1983 1-8 MC D/P Apple Family Hopkins School Eval. Center 24.95

Word Wizards (428.3) 1984 1-6 MC D/P, GA Apple Family, Tandy 1000 MECC 49.00

Wnt" T-OriT(418) Over 80 titles 1-8 MC, WU, WP Apple Family Humanities Software 75.00 per title SF, CP

Writer Rabbit (372.6) 1085 1 2-4 MC, WU, D/P Apple Family, Tandy 1000 The Learning Company 54.95 SF

Writer's Helper (661.7) 1985 7-8 MC, WU, D/P Apple Family, IBM PC/PCJr, 80- Oonduit 120.00 SF, CP column card

Write With Mel (400) 1986 4 MC, WU, D/P Apple Family Sunburst 59.00 SF, CP

Writing a Character Sketch (808) 1984 7-8 CP Apple Family MECC 43.00

Writing Adventure 1372.6) 1985 i 4-8 MC, WU, PS, D/P Apple Family,Commodore64, DLM Teaching Resources 59.95 SF, CP printer, color monitor

Writing a Narrative (808) 1984 6-8 CP Apple Family, printer MECC 43.00

Writing An Opinion Paper (808) 1985 7-8 MC, WU, D/P Apple-Family, 80-column card MECC 49.00 SF, CP

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KEY: * N. 'Updated 1 1 ¶ SELL.roject Reviews COGNITIVE SKILLS ASSESSMENT BATTERY (CSAB) SECTION

Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade NAP t2. te Alphabet Beasts and I (421) PreK-1 Readln GA, D/P Apple Family Reader's DigestMoe 34.95

Alphabet Express(411) Reading K-3 Readiness D/P Apple Family, Commodore, TRS-80 Gamoo 44.95 HI

Better -View a Zoo (8137 PreK-2 Readiness GA TRS-80 III/4 Sunturst 65.00

Build a Book About You(372.4) Reading 1 PreK-1 Readiness D/P, GA App4 Family, Commodore 64/128, Scartorough Systems 3045 IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000

Early Childhood Software: Alphabet Chvus(421) K-2 Readiness GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, DIM Teaching Resources 32.95 IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000

Early DiscOvertes:ObseniatrolaClassification PreK-1 Readhiess GA, D/P Apple Family Hartley Courseware 35.95 (501)

=Agnes' attsms uences 501 e -1 ness 17n1 rSaViere ratty Discoveries: Size & Logic (501) PreK-1 Readiness GA, D/P Apple Famlly Hartley Courseware 35.95

Early Games tbr Young Children(793.7) PreK-1 Readiness D/P, GA Apple Family, Macintosh, IBM PC, Springboard Software 34.95 Tandy 1000, Commodore 64/128

EasySrmet (793.8) K-1 Readiness GA Apple-Family, voice synthesizer or MilldfAy 40.99 Cricket

Facemaker(400.28) PreK-6 Readiness GA Apple Family, Atari Computers, Spinnaker Software 34.95 Commodore 64/128, Tandy 1000

First Letter Fun(372.4) 1985 K-2 Readiness D/P, SIM Apple Family MECC 49.00

FloppyTeaches Match-ups in Mazes(372.4) PreKK headiness GA Apple Family Floppy Enterprises 32.95

Floppy Teaches Same and Different(372.24) PreK-6 -Readiness GA, SIM Apple-FaMlly Floppy &Amplifies 2995

Floppy Teaches What Is Missing(372.24) PreR-6 Readiness GA, SIM Apple Family Floppy Enterprises 29.95

Fun From A-Z(372.4) 1985 PreK-K Readiness D/P, SIM Apple Family MECC 40.00

Fun with Directions (793.8) K-1 Readiness GA, D/P, Apple-Family Mindscape 49.95 CMI

Xermit s Electronic Storymaker (372.4)Reading 1-2 Readiness D/P Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Simon & Schuster 34.95 AP and Writing 1985 color monitor, joystick 29.96 CO

Letter-Go-Round (411) PreK-1 Readiness D/P,GA Atari Computers, Commodore Mindscape 34.95 64/128 aiteThimognitron(411) 4 K-1 Readiness TO, D/P Apple Family Hartley Courseware 29.25

Letters and Words(411) Readiness GA, D/P ApplF amity Mindscape 49.95

KEY: * New/Updated 1 2 1 SEED Project Reviews 3 2 3 Titie of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade SSAP Classification. Apo lication, Cool/00M Level Oblectlue CAI Mode pistemRectrimmeots Producer/Vendor trice Now Talking Stickybear Opposites(418) 1989 Readiness D/13 Apple liGS Optimum Resources, Inc. 49.95

Paint With Wonis(372.6) Reading 1986 1-2 Readiness GA AppleFamily, printer, color monitor MECC 4a00

tters 7 4 1 Hartley Courseware 35.95

PictunoParade (372) K-2 Readiness D/P Apple Family Hanley Courseware o5

Pia-Reading(411) PreK-2 Readiness D/P, GA Commodore 64, TRS-80 Color MEM 35.00

Reader Rabbit(372.4) Reading K-2 Readiness GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/1287.71wLearning Company 54.95 IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000

r. .17711 35.I 1 eng r rs 372. 1 7 ed ng a ness ton

Aybear ABC (793.7) 1984 1 PreK-1 Readiness D/P Apple Family Weakly Revier Software 3915

Stickybear Opposstes(153.7) 1985 3-6 Readiness GA, D/P Apple Family Weekly Reader Software 39.95 Stickybear Shapes (516) 1985 3-6 Readiness D/P, GA Apple-Family Weekly Reader Software 39.95

T Ton n ana ts93.7 1 a ness - p am 19. soaps Tandy 1000

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KEY: *New/Updated 1 3 SEED Project Reviews MATHEMATICS OBJECTIVES AND SUBSKILLS

CN: Concepts - The student can apply numerical concepts. ME: Measurement The student can apply measurement concepts.

CN1: Counting - The student should be able to count larger numbers of objects and count ME1: Identifying Units of Measurement The student should select the most appropriate by ones, twos, fives, tens, etc. unit of measure for measuring a given object named or pictured.

CN2: Identifying Equivalencies - The student should be able to Identify equivalent forms of ME2: Estimation - The student should be able to estimate measurable quantities such as the same number. size, time, and weight.

CN3: Establishing Relationships - The student is confronted with comparisons which ME3: Using Measuring Devices - The student should be able to read and interpret incorporate the symbols < > and =. information from a Measuring device.

CN4: Determining Place Value The student should be able to translate words and numbers ME4: Conversions and Operations - The student should be able to initially convert units of into symbols and vice versa. measurements and then regroup with units.

CN5: Interpreting Tables and Graphs - The student can extract and interpret information ME5: 8-ale Drawings - The student is presented with a scale drawing such as a map, floor from tables and graphs. plan, or blueprint.

CN6: Recognizing Square Roots - The student should be able to recognize the square root GE: Geometry - The student can apply geometric concepts. of any perfect square of 100 or less. GE1: Identification - The student should identify Of select the correct figure, term, or label. CN7: Using Formulas - The student can apply familiar and unfamiliar formulas containing one to six variables or constants. GE2: Comparison - The student should be able to compare geometric representations based on size and shape and similarity.

OP:Operations - The student can compute accurately. GE3: Application - in the later grades, the student should be able to use formulas in determining the area, perimeter, or volume of geometric figures. OP1: Addition - The student should be able to add using different types of numbers. PSO: Problem Solving - The student can solve probiems involving the use of mathematics. 0P2: Subtraction The student should be able to subtract using different types of numbers.

0P3: Multiplication - The student should be able to multiply using different types of numbers. TEACHING AND TESTING OUR BASIC SKILLS, Reading and Wetting and Mathematics Educational Assessment Section, Office of Research, South Carolina Department of Education, 0P4: Division - The student should be able to divide using different types of numbers. September 1981; January 1983.

14 3 7 GRADES 1-8MATH SOFTWARE BSAP CORRELATION

Me of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Price Addition and ubtraction511) D/P AppleFamily, TRS-80 III/4, 39.95 Commodore 64

AdditionCircus(511) 1-2 OP D/P, GA Apple Family,TRS-80 Ili/ 4, Gamco 44.95 Commodore 64

oa 511 PS

ntures TTit I 1983 5-8 Y, modore 64

Andy and the Math-A-Sizer(511) 1-8 OP D/P, PS TRS-80 III/4 Aladdin Software 29.0 disk 32.25 can

Arcademic Skill Builders(510)1 1982 1-6 OP GA Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, DLM Teaching Resources 46.00 1. Allen Addition Atari Computer, Commodore 64, 2. Minus Mission Tandy 1000, color graphic adapter 3. Dragon Mix 4. Meteor Multiplication 5. Demolition Division 6. Alligator Mix

Acith-A-Tackle (511) 1-6 OP GA Apple Family Micro Leamingware 43.00

kith-Magic(510) 1982 2-a O,PSO TU, GA Apple Family, Commodore 64, Quality Educational Designs 35.00 TRS-80 III/4, IBM PC 256K

:;,.-.111711 Anfh-aggc 511 p am , . tY uca on na 35.00 IBM PC 256K

Aritifmetic Doctor (513) 2-8 OP DIP Apple Family, TRS-80111/4 Educational Activities 129.00

mho ames 51 1981 2-6 ple am , an y 1 ence searc ates 150.00 PSO TRS-80 III, IBM PC/PCjr, firmware card

- sic Ant mebc 511 1982 1-6 1 mm ore 64, : II 4 35.1

sicath acts 513 1986 1 -6 I. an ughton- I in 99.00

basic Math Practice Courseware (511) 1-6 OP D/P Apple Family Steck-Vaughn 52.50

ar stolese 332.4 1987 1-4 " " APP e aft Random/McGraw Hill Edvcational 39.95 Resources

Zar'sell;me, he 529 1987 1-3 e ami n am raw Hill Educational 39.95 Resources

borrow (511) 2-4 OP D/P TFIS-80 Color 85 Software 21.95 disk 19.95 cass

Borrowing: Regrouping for Subtraction (510) 1-6 OP2 D/P Apple Family American Educational Computer 19.95

3 S KEY: * New/Updated 1 5 I SEED Project Reviews ,F/4*-1/4 le IL

Title of Software, Deway Decimal Grade NAP Clatte ificatioe. Apo itoatiort. Comfaht Level CAI Mod. System Rectufromenta prodeoer/Vangfor MOB Box Introducas Fractions (513) 1-3 ter DIP Apple Family Society for Visual Education 159.00

Sox uces umbers 51 am ly ty k'wk--wsiwiTa

Dort Sohns Story Problems (510.76) 3-8 PSO D/P Applo Family Socisty for Visual Education 225).00

ng ns 511 1-3 y 11111Valfs 9

Bumble Gamos (510) 1982 1-5 CN, PSO GA, TU, PS Moto family, Commodore 64/128 The Learning Company 59.95

Dumbie Plot (513) 1982 3-8 CN, PSO TU, GA, PS Apple Family, Commodore 64/128 The Learning Company 59.95

511 2-4 77 1 19.95 cass

Cany: Rogrouping bar Addition (510) 1-5 0P2 D/P Appis family American Educational Computer 10.95

Challenge Math (513) 1983 2-6 CN, OP, D/P, GA Apple Family, (;.lrin adore 64 Sunburst 65.6o PSO

Crrck, Gs (510) 5-8 CN5 D/P Apple Family CAE Software 30.05

Clock (529) 1983 1-6 ME D/P, TU Apple Family, IBM PC/PCIr Hartley Courseware 39.95 AP 49.95 IBM

Clock Works (529) 1 1-3 ME D/P Apple Family MECC 55.00 59.00 GS

Color Keys:Strategies in Pnabkem Solving (500) 4-8 PSO SIM, GA Apple-Family, color monitor Sunburst 65.00

putatton s rowan) 513 1 1-8 OP Apple Family Houghton-Mifflin 126.00

Computor Drill and Instruction: Mathematics 1-8 CN, OP, D/P, GA Apple-Family, ISM PCir, Solana Research Associates various (510) 1981, 1989 1 ME, GE, TRS-80 III, Tandy 1000, PSO Graphic cards

Computer Math Games, Vol. 1-7 (510) 1985 1-8 CN, OP DIP, GA Apple Family Addison-Wesley 324.00

Conquaring Math Series 1988, 1989 Apple Family MECO 59.00 1. Fraction '3oncepts, Inc. (510) 3-8 CN2, OP1 D/P 2. Conquering Whole Numbers (510) 3-8 OP1, 2, 3, 4 D/P 3. Fraction Practice Unlimited (510) 4-8 CN 2, 3 D/P 4. Conquering Decimals-Add/Subtract (513.55) 4-8 OP DIP 5. Conq. Decimals-Multiply/Division (513.55) 58 OP DIP 8. Cong. Fractions-Add/Subtract (513.26) 4-8 OP D/P 7. Cong. Fractions-Multiply/DM (613.26) 5-8 OP D/P 8. Cong. Ratios/Proportions (513.24) 5-8 CN D/P 9. Decimal Concepts (513.55) 3-6 CN D/P

Coonimate Math (510) 4-8 GE1, 3 GA Apple Family -MECC 59.00

Count, Add 1, Add 2, Add 3 (510) 1982 1-3 CN, OP D/P Appla Family Edu-Soft 19.95

Ore 35.00 C°untinil (5111 1-2

KEY: * New/Updated 16 41 1 RPM Preis& Reviews 4 0 Tithe rSoftware, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP alas& catkin. Appliciatkooht Level chiettiv, CAI Mode System Reoukements Producer/W/40r Pdoe Counting & Ordering(510) 1-3 uN1 GA Apple Family Micro Power & Light 29.95

Wtirili5iT(gTfr) PreK-1 CN D/P Apple Family, Commodore 64, color Spinnaker Software 945 AP monitor, joystick or mouse 6.95 CO

Cubbyholes(510) 1982 1-4 OP, PSO GA Atari 400/800, joystick Atari Program Exchange 17.95

Cube Builder(510) 1 6-8 GE3 SIM Apple Family HRM Software, Div. of Queue 49.95

Cubes, Pfism, and Cylinders(516) 5-8 GE3 TU Apple Family Educational Activities 59.95

malscovery513 4-8 am y ng 11101.111:418 46.

Decimals (513)1983 6-8 CN TU, GA ikoPle Family, Commodore 64, Quality Educational Designs 120.00 IBM PC, TRS-80I11/4

Decimal Skills(513) 6-8 CN, OP Apple Family Media Materials 49.95

Decimals Made Sin ) 5-8 OP D/P, SIM Apple Family, IBM PC/PCir, color Thoroughbred Educational Software 49.95 monitor

Decimal Squares Computer Programs(510) 3-8 CN2, 3, 4, D/P, TU Appli Family Scott Resources 59.98 OP1, 2, 3, 4

* Digitosaurus(513) 1988 24 OP D/P IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, color Sunburst 65.00 graphic card

Early Childhood Software (511) 1-2 CN, ME DIP Apple Family, Commodore 64, DIJA Teaching Resources 32.95 1. Comparison Kitchen IBM PC, Tandy 1000, color monitor, 2. Fish Scales color graphics adapter 3. Number Farm 4. Shapes & Colors Rodeo 5. Animal Photo Fun 6. Alphabet Circus

scoves: nseivahon and unting rer 1 D/P, GA Apple Family, color monitor Hartley Courseware 35.95 (510)1

tart.Rmes for Young Children(372.21) 1983 1-3 CN, OP D/P, GA Apple Family, Commodore Spfingboard Software 34.95 Computers, IBM PC, Tandy 1000

Early Learning Series: Math(51 1) PreK-3 CN, OP, ME PS, GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128 Learning Technologies 14.95 1. Learning to Add & Subtract 2. How to Weigh an Elephant 3. Let's Go Fishing

Educalc(001.64)1 5-8 varies TU Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Grolier Electronic 74.95 IBM PC/PCjr/XT

* Elastic Lines: The Electric Geoboam (51E4 2-8 GE SIM Apple Family Sunburst 65.00 1988

4 3 KEY: * New/Updat)d 17 I SEED Project Reviews Iltie of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Claea Comittht Obteetive CAI Mode Swam Requirements Producer/Vendor Rios Elements of Geometry: Angles, Circles & Shapes 4-8 GE Apple Family Society for Visual Education 119.00 (516)

Essential Math Program(513) 1982 6-8 CN, OP, D/P TRS-80 l/111/4 Radio Shack Education Division 199.00 ME, GE, PSO

mmonnu; 510 4-8 1 amity, 7 ta man !!..! .95

Estimation Skill Bader(513) 1983 5-8 CN D/P Apple Family Edu-Soft 34.95

Expanded Notation(510) 1982 3-5 CN D/P, TU Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr Hartley Courseware 39.95AP 49.95 IBM

Explony Metros: A Met= Adventure (389) 1982 4-8 ME SIM, GA Apple Family Sunburst 65.00

Explonng Measurement, Time &Money-Lev.1 K-3 ME SIM IBM, mouse, sound adapter IBM Educational System 156.00 (530.81) 1989

xp ng ab s an. t rap s, ra es 2- 2-8 SIM, TU Apple Family Weekly Reader Software 34.95 5; Level II: Grades 5-8 (511) 1984 1

acto ng umbers 512 1983, 1988 Appa am y. mm ore 64, tY ucat ona s gns 11$ 1 TRS-80, III/4, IBM PC

Factory, The (160) 1 1983 4-8 PSO PS Apple Family, Commodore 64, Sunburst 65.00 Tr.:3-80 Color, IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, color monitor y act rac511 1981 1-8 " p 8M y, 8808 888f ates !V i

Fast-Tract Fractions (513) 4-8 CN, O GA, D/P Apple Family DLM Teaching Resources 46.00

atat oman511 1985 1-2 - -, A pie am y, mmIore 64. at are 39.95 IBM PC

tcino s 372.7 2-4 S. 1, 3, 4 am y Data Command 39.95

First Shapes (513) PreK-2 GE GA Apple-Family, Macintosh, mouse First Byte 49.95

* Five in a Row (513) 2-8 PSO, OP GA Apple Family Midwest Publications 55.00

Fraction ears Computer Games (511) 3-8 CN, OP GA, D/P Apple Family Scott Resources, Inc. 34.99

faction mputer mgrams 51 1 3-8 N, b' emily 6.*tt sources, no. 49.99 PSO

ractron ever513 3-6 p e amily, mmodore 64, pinna er are 9.99 IBM PC, joystick

Fraction Fuel-Up (511) 4-8 CN, OP D/P Apple Family, Commodore 64/128 DLM Teaching Resources 32.95

Fraction Munchers (510) 1987 1 3-8 CN2, OP1, GA Apple Family MECC 55.00 2, 3, 4

KEY: * New/Updated 1 8 I SEED Project Reviews 45 44 Tido of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Classification. Apo !kaftan. Cosiwiiiht Level Ckiective CAI Mot) %stemReotdrements ProducerAferxfor Prim Fractions(513) 1982 4-8 CN, OP D/P, TU, Commodore 64, TRS-80 Models duality Educational Designs 175.00 GA Apple Family, IBM PC

ractions513 17 - am y, ett nn 59.95 TRS-80 Models

'actions 5511 1985 5-8 S. - am y it,oresman 39.95

Fractions: Addmon and Subtnictron(511) 3-8 OP D/P, GA, Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Gamco 44.95 CMI, PS TRS-80 III/4

Fractions. Decimals and Percent(511) 1983 f6,8 CN, OP, DIP, TU Apple Family Society for Visual Education 229.00 PSO

Fractions:Multiplication and Dwrston(511) 5-8 OP D/P APO, Family, Commodore 64/128, GaMCO 44.95 TRS-80 III/4

Fractions PracticePLATO (511) 1983 4-8 CN D/P, GA Apple Family, IBM PC, Tandy 1000 Controlbate 39.95

Fun Houe Maze(794) 1984 4-8 PSO GA, PS Apple Family Sunburst 65.00

acts ame510 1981 1-8 p e y, Models n om use 32.95 16.45 TRS

aeometlic Concepts (513) 6-8 GE TU AppleFamily, printer Jostens Learning Corp. 180.00

Geometric Presupposer (-513) 6-8 GE D/P /cools Family Sunburst 99.00

Namely Alkyl(516) 1984 6-8 GE D/P,-TU Apple Family, IBM PC Educational Activities 159.00 1. Fundamentals of Geometry 2. Areas of Triangles/Quadrilaterals 3. Circles

Geomeby/Part l (513) K-5 GE D/P Apple Family K-12 MicroMedia Publishing 29.95

* Geometry: Planety Simple (516) 6-8 GE DIP, TU Apple hmily, Commodore 64, IBM Word Associates 39.95 PC/PCji

Geometry With Logo (513) 5-8 GE TU Apple Family Metier Software 49.95

Gertrude s Puzzles(510) 19831 1-6 PSO GA NA:. -amily,-iBM PC/PCjr, The Learning Company 59.95 Tanr, 1000

Gertrude's Secrets (510) 1983 1-4 PSO GA Apple -Family, IBM PC/PCJr, The Learning Company 59.95 Tandy 1000

t to the win 511 , App e arm y, I r, un urst 65.00 Tandy 1000, TRS-80 I/III/4

Getting Readyto Readand Add(411) 1984 1 1 CN GA Apple Family, Oommodore 64/128, -Sunburst 65.00 IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000

Iflassie Wingugs 513 4-8 D p e aM Y. /PCjr, color Milliken Publishing 34.95 monitor

46 Pal KEY: * New/Updated 4 1 9 ¶ SEED Project Reviews Vile of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Apeasation. Ocavricht Level CAI Mode &nem fletwiremerds Pax*rcerNeedor PM) grIiCffatie'assic/Compubarlki (513) 1982 4-8 ge,e(!)r Gik PS Apple Family, Atari Computers, Milliken Publishing 39.95 disk ME, PSO IBM PC/PCjr 34.95 oasis

Grvowin's Fractions [511) 1983 5-8 CN TO, GA Apple Family MECC 45.0

Guess My Rule (510) 6-8 PSO PS Apple Family HRM Software, Div. Of Queue 80.00

u nness eco s mblem s in y. 3-7 p e Family Society for Visual Education P.25.00 (510) 1982

Hey, Taval (511) 1983 2-8 OP D/P, GA Apple Family Media Materials 39.95

How Many? (510) PreK-3 CN, OP GA Apple Macintosh, mouse Intellectual Software 34.95

How the West Was One + Thies x Four (510) 4-8 PS GA Apple Family Sunburst 65.00 1987 1 rntegeri1PWT(985 7-8 Apple Family, Commodore 64 JMH Software 49.95

Integers and Equations (512) 19871 6-8 OPt 2, 3, 4 D/P Apple Family Silver, Burdett &-"Ginn 59.95

Integers and Estimation OM (510) 1982 5-8 OP D/P TRS-80 Models, Apple Family, Atari Edu-Soft 24.95

Interpreting Graphs (511) 1986 1 6-8 CN GA, DIP Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Sunburst 65.00 Tandy 1000

* In the Neighborhood (510) 1988 2-8 OP,CN7 GA Apple Family Midwest Publications 55.00

Introduction to Counting (513) 1982 1-3 CN D/P Apple Family, IRA PC/PCir Britannic* Software 39.95

About me 529 1982 1-2 C. Apple am 11. oysti T'"471-1 y rma 39.95

Journeys into Math (iO) K-6 OP D/P, TO Apple Family, Waft voice system Jostens Learning Corp. 149.00

K-8 Math Program (513) 1980 K-6 CN, OP, D/P, CM1 TRS-80 Models Radio Shack Education Division 199.00 ME, GE, PSO

Kinder Koncepts (372) 1980 1 CN, ME D/P Apple Famiiy, Commodore 64/128 Wariest Software 55.00

Kindermath (510) 1986 1-2 CN D/P Apple Family, color monitor, Echo Houghton-Mithin 375.00 and speech synthesizer, joystick

276.00 Kindermath II (510) 19861 1 OP, CN 0/P Apple Family, Echo and speech Houghton-Mithin synthesizer, joystick

49.95 'suest 794 1984 4-8 Apple am iy, an y 1000, erra ne color graphic card

King's Rule (510) 4 PSO PS Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Sunburst 65.95 IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, TRS 80 III/4, TRS-80 Color

Learning About Numbers (513) 1983 1-5 CN, OP D/P, CMI Apple Family C & C Software 50.00

KEY: * New/Updated 4 9 AQ 20 1 SEED Project Reviews1-1 Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Atsolication-Coovricg Level Oldective CM Mode System Asautrements Rodeo...Mender Pdce Learning Mathematics (510) 5-6 CN, OP D/P, GA Apple Family Intellectual Software 24.95

Lett Learn About Money (332.4) 1 1-4 ME1, 3 DIP, SIM Apple Family Troll Associates 39.95

Logic Builders (511) 2-8 PS GA Apple Family Scholastic 39.95

Long Division (511) 1983 3-6 OP TU, DIP Apple Family, Commodore, Educational Activities 34.95 TRS-80 Models

Mastenng Mathematics: Decimals (513) 19851 4-8 OP D/P, TU Apple Family, TAS-80 4 ContinentaiPress 175.00

Mastering Math Series 1984 OP DIP Apple Family MECC 59.00 1. Circus Math (510) 2-6 2. Early Addition (511) 1-2 3. Multiplication Puzzles (511) 3-6 4. Quotient Quest (510) 4-6 5. Subtraction Puzzles (510) 2-6

Mastering Units oTheasurement (530.8) 6-8 ME D/P Apple Family, iBM PC/PCir Thoroughbred Educational Software 49.95

Math Amazing (510) 1-3 OP1, 2 DIP Apple Family J. L Davis 29.95

Math and Me (510) 1987 1 CN2, 3, TU Apple Family, 80 column card, IBM Davidson & Associates 39.95 OP1, GE1 PC, Tandy 1000, color graphics adapter

Math Assistant I (510) 1 1-4 OP1, 2 TU Apple Family, printer Scholastic 79.95

Math Assistant If(5i0) 2-6 0P3, 4 TU Apple Family, printer cholastic 79.95

Math Blaster (513) 1983, 1989 1-6 CN, OP DIP Apple Family, Macintosh, Davidson and Associates 49.95 IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, mouse, color graphic) adapter

Math Blaster Plus (510) 1-6 OP1, 2, 3,4 D/P Apple Family, 80 coiumn card, IBM Davidson & Associates 49.95 PC, color graphics adapter

Math Connection (513) 1983 3-8 OP D/P, GA TRS-80 Models Sunburst 65.00

Mathematical Concepts (511) 1982 4-8 CN, OP CIP Apple Family, game paddle Media Materials 44.95

Mathematics Action Games 014 1985 OP D/P,A. Apple Nerdy, Commodore 64/128 Scott, Foresman 29.95 1. Frog Jump 1-3 SIM 2. Picture Parts 1-3 3. Space Journey 6-8

Mathematics Activities Coursewana, Level 3 3 OP D/P Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Houghton-Mifflin 165.00 (510) 1984 1 Tandy 1000

attlg-Tematics Activities Coursewaie, Level 4 4 CN, OP PS, GA Apple Family, IBM PC1PCjr, Houghton-Mifflin 165.00 (511) 1983 1 Tandy 1000, color monitor, color graphics card

KEY: *New/Updated 2 1 1 SEED Project Reviews T ft of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Level , Mode Producer Mathematics Activitie newel% Level5 5 OP, P PS, GA Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Houghton-Mifflin (511) 1983 1 Tandy 1000, color monitor, color graphics card

Mathematics Activities Courseware, Level6 6 CN, OP, PS, GA Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Houghton-Mifflin 165.00 (511) 1983 ME, GE, Tandy 1000 PSO

Mathematics Activities Coursewant,Late/ 7 PSO PS, GA, Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Houghton-Mifflin 165.00 (511) 1983 D/P Tandy 1000

Mathematics CoursewareSales1985, 1987 CN, OP D/P, TU Apple Family Scott, Foresman 39.95 1. Addltion/Subtraction 1 & 2 (513) 1-2 2. OMsion I (510) 3-5 3. Fractions I (513) 3-6 4. Multiplication I (511) 2-5

Mathematics-Grade 1 (510) 1 OP, ME D/P Apple Family Intellectual Software 79.95

Mathematics Problem So&ing Courseware 5-8 PSO GA Apple Family McGraw-Hill 79.95 (510.76)

Mathematic-Tac-Toe (511) 1983 1-6 OP DIP, GA Atari Computers Atari Program Exchange 15.95

Mathflash (513) 1-8 OP D/P Apple Macintosh, mouse Palantir Software 49.95

Math for aeopday Living (511) 1 4-8 OP, PSO CMI, -6-/P, Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Educational Activities 109.00 TU IBM PC, Tandy 1000, TRS-80 4

Math in a Nutshell (513) 4-6 OP Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Learning Tnhnologies 14.95 IBM PC/Pqr

Math Leap Frog (511) 1-6 OP GA, CMI Apple Family, Commodore 6028, Gamco 44.95 TRS-80 I11/4

Math Magic (513) 1-5 CN, OP D/P, GA Apple-Family, IS-PC/PCjr Mindpiay 49.99

Math Man (510) 1984 3-8 OP D/P Apple Family, IBM-PC/PCjr, -Scholastic 39.95 Tandy 1000

Math Mnters: Add and Subtract (510 1988 1-6 OP1, 2 GA Apple Family DLM Teaching Resources 46.00

ath Ac asters: Multiply: 'vide 510 1988 3-8 "3, 4 A p e amity M eac ing sources 46.00

Math Mastery Sanas (511) 3-8 OP GA O/P Apple Family, TRS-80 Model 111/4 Gamco 44.95

at Maze 511 1984 1 1-8 " 6 - App e ami y, T Jr, itann ca are 39.95 A , Tandy 1000, Atari, Commodore 64, 29.95 CO Color graphics adapter

* Math Mind Benders (510) 5-8 PSO GA Apple Family Midwest Publications 45.00

Math 1-2-3 Four Pack: Counting (511) 1984 1-3 CN, OP D/P Commodore 64/128 Micro-Ed 34.95

KEY:* New/Updated 22 1 SEED Project Reviews Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP O M Level clblective CAI Mode Svatem ReQuirernanti ProducerAwidor Price Math Path(510) 19361 3-8 CN3 D/P Apple Family Milliken Publishing 49,95

r&C S 51 1-8 ect 76.

Math Rabbit(511) 1985 K-2 CN, OP GA Apple Family, IBM PC 256K, The Learning Company 54.95 Tandy 1000

Y) 111'1! uences510 1983 1-8 - en 495.00

Yew* -" 51 1986 5-8 a- - II am.Y. 4711;17133 C 87.45

* Math Shop, Jr.(510) 1089 2-4 OP, Mt D/P, GA Apple Family

Math Skill Builders 010) 3-s OP DIP Apple oftware 250.00

I :rate an oun mg51 P a am y. m000re 64, II ucabon nt. CO PC/PCjr, TRS-80 color monitor, color graphic adapter

Math Story Sohers (510) 4-8 PSO PS Apple Family -1U-r-itCommand 299.95 M hroug ntal mehc51 p e am y ange erry are 78.00 Commodore 64, TRS-80 III/4

ath rdamps 510 1983 em 4 MY- 38.25

rd rob ms 510 am y aderttware 95

athTT s.xp ng ma smug am y, mm ore 64 1 Computers (513) IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, color graphics adapter

* McGraw4illMath:Problem Solving 6-8 PSO GA Apple Family, color monitor McGraw-Hiil 69.95 Courseware, Lev. 6 (510) 1987

aning ofactions 51 2-6 p e am y aT1 ass

MECC Graph(311) 1985 6-8 CR TU Apple Family MECC 55.00

M rap ang mer11 1985 6-8 p e am y 45.

Meg-A-Math Set (513) 1985 1 1-8 OP. D/P Apple Family, color monitor MiCrO Power litaght 99.80

Metric (389) 1986 1 6-8 - App e am y, I11111 Ora V. aft 49.95

trics 389 CCor monitor, assroomnsortia la 49.00 color graphics adapter

Metric System Tutor (389) 1983 ME TU, D/P Apple Family Cygnus Software 66.00

Mtcmcourse Mathematics:Solving Story 3-6 PSO D/P, TU, Apple Family, Rainbow DEC, Houghton-Mithin 348.00 Pmblems - Whole Numbers, Levels 3-6 (511) CMI IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000 1985

KEY: * New/Updated 23 1 SEED Project Reviews Title of Stftwars, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Classitiattion. Apo location. Com laht Level CI, *dive CA: Mode Sy* Sem Reatikements PcodoverNendor PIC" Mind Puzzles (793.7) 1985 6-8 PSO TU Apple Family MECC 55.00

Mixed Numbers (513) 1082 6-8 OP TU, D/P, Apple Family Media-Materials 42.95 CMi

Money! Money! (332.4) 1983 1-5 ME D/P, TU Apple Family -Hart* Courseware 39.95

Money Works (332.4) 1 1-4 ME1, 3 D/P, GA Apple Family MECC 59.00

Moptown Hotel (793.7) 1981 3-8 PSO PS Apple Fern y, e 64 128, n9 Puy 50.05 IBM PC/PCjr, color graphics card

Moptown Parade (424) 1983 1-5 CN, PSO TU, GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, The Learning Company 59.95 IBM PC/PCjr, color graphics card

* More Teasers fiom Tobbs (510) 19aa 5-8 PSO, OP D/P Apple Family -nburst 65.00

Morning Star Math Facts (513) 1-6 OP D/P Apple Family, Commodore 64/128 Morning Star Software 85.00

Mont Powers to You (510) 7-8 CN2, 6 TU Apple Family, Commodore 64, IBM Word Associates, Inc. 39.95 PC/PCjr, color graphics adapter 44.95, AP, IBM 3.5

New AnthmezClassroom (511) K-8 OP, ME, GE TO, D/P Apple Family C Heath 99.05

Number Capers (510) 5-8 OP1, 2, 3, 4 D/P Apple Family Intellectual Software 59.95

Number facts (511) 1-6 OP DR, GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Gam** 44.05 TRS-80 Mode1111/4

Number Munchers (511)1 3-8 CN TU, D/F Apple Family MECC 55.00

Number Sea Hunt (511) 3-8 CN, OP D/P Apple family, Commodore 64/128, Gamco 44.25 TRS-80 Model 111/4

Number Wolds - Level 1 (510) 1983 2-4 CN D/P Apple Family, IBM FtC/PCIr Hertley Courseware 39.95 AP 49.95 IBM

Number Words - Level 2 (510) 1982 2-5 CN D/P Apple Family, IBM 7Cinr Hartley Courseware 39.95 AP 49.95 IBM

Numbers (313) 1984 I. mmodore 64 128 are 10.00 tape

* Pathfinder (311.5) 1988 11 7-8 PSO, CN PS Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr Sunburst 65.00

Percent (513)1 6-8 CN, OP 0/P Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Game* 44.95 TRE-80111/4

Percents (511) 6-8 CN D/P i\ople Family Media Materials 49.95

Peirent Word Problems (510) 6-8 0P3, 4, D/P, CMI Apple Family, Commodore 64, Grum) 44.95 PSO TRS-80 II

KEY: * Now/Updated G 24 .57 1 SEED Project Reviews Thie of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Clastificatkm. Application. Cook light lavel Obleave CM Mode pistem Reookements Producer/Vendor Pk* Pei lmeter, Area, Volume(513) 6-8 GE D/P Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Gam= 44.95 TRS-80 I11/4, IBM PC/PCjr, color graphics card

Pick the Number's(513) 4-8 CN Apple Family, Commodore 64 D C Heath 51.00

Piece &Cake(510) 1-5 0P1,2, 3, DIP, GA Apple Fanilly, Commodore 64, Springboard Software 34.95 4, IBM PC/PCjr

Pinball Math (511) 1-6 OP DIP, TU, Commodore 64/128, Apple Family, Electronic Courseware Systems 39.95 GA IBM PC/PCjr

sew516.5 1988 4-8 amy, 111111 Ore nburst 65

Plato'sCave (160) 1984 5-8 PSO SIM, :4S, GAApple Family, Commodore 64/128, Krell Software 49.95 IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000

Playing to Learn: Math/LogIc Games (510) 6-8 CN, OP, GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128 HRM Software, Div. Of Queue 69.00 PSO

Power Drill(511) 1 4-8 D/P Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Sunburst 65.00 IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, TRS-80 Model III

Piescriptive Math Drill(513) 1983 1-4 OP D/P, CM Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr Hartley Courseware 49.95

* Primary Word Math(510) 19861 2-4 PSO D/P Apple Family Milliken Publishing 05.00

Prime Numbers (510) 7-8 CN, PSO PS Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Nircc 35.00 Tandy 1000

Problem Solving Strategies (510) 1983 5-8 PSO TU, CMI Apple Family MECC 55.00

Proportions and Pements(510) 7-8 CN TU, GA Apple Family,1BM PC Quality Educational Designs 199.00

PST: Prob tem Solving Strategy Training(510) 4-8 PSO TU, PS Apple Family 1Mnners Circle Education 32.95

Puzzle Tanks (793.7) 1984 1 3-8 PSO PS Apple Family, TRS-80 Models, Sunburst 65.00 Commodore 64, IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000

Puzzle Woths (510) 1-4 OP D/P Apple Family Continental Press 34.95 1. Animal Addition 2. Circus Subtraction 3. Magic Multiplication 4. Dinosaur Division

Ratios & Proportions (513) 6-8 CN, OP D/P Apple-Family Media Materials 49.95

Ratios and Proportions (513) 1985 1 7-8 CN TU Apple Family, Commodore 64 JMH Software 49.95

* Regrouping (511.3) 1987 (Math related 4-7 N/A PS Apple Family Sunburst 65.00 thinking skills) t)rc C.) KEY: * New/Updated 25 ¶ SEED Project Reviews Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Classification. Application. Comfit:Mt Level Oblectin _CAI Mod* System Recuirements Producer/AA:Mot PfiCO Plight Turn (510) 1 4-8 PSO PS Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Sunburst 65.00 IBM PC, co/or monitor

Robomath (511) 19861 2-8 OP GA, DIP Apple Family, IBM PC/PCir, Mlndplay 49.99 Commodore 64, Tandy 1000, color graphics adapter

r 152.142 ath re ated tn n pe amiy west bl cations 55.00 skins)

ound ng (510 I - 'pe am y, MM Oro 128, 44.95 TRS-80 Model III, ISM PC/PCir, color graphics adapter

Safari Search (510) 1985 3-8 PSO PS Apple Family, Commodore 64, Sunburst 65.00 IBM PC/PCjr

ng hrough r)'roblems 510) 1987 4-8 * ' ' pa am y SOUrces 46.00

Salina Math Games (511)1 1984 3-8 CN, OP D/P Apple Family, IRS-80 III/4 Edi-Icational Activities 59.95

Scholastic Math Tutor (510) 1988 1-8 CN2, 3, TU Apple Family, Tandy 1000, IBM PC Scholastic 79.95 1. Math Tutor Addition OP1, 2, 3,4 2. Math Tutor Subtraction 3. Math Tutor Multiplication 4. Math Tutor Division 5. Math Tutor Fractions Part I 6. Math Tutor Fractions Part II 7. Math Tutor Decimals 8. Math Tutor Percents, Ratios and Proportions

* SI-Metric Literacy (530.812) 1986 1 5-8 ME TU Apple Family, IBM PC/Pqr, Tandy EME 69.00 1000

cringf) 1-6 OP DIP Apple Family Continental Press 34.95 1. Basic Math Facts I 2. Addition H & In 3. Subtraction II & III 4. Multiplication II & III 5. Division II & Ill

SpeedwAy Math (511) 1-6 OP D/P Mile Family MECC 55.00

Star Maze (500) 1985 3-6 OP SIM, GA Apple Family, color monitor Scott, Foresman 29.95

Stickybear Math 1 & 2 (513) 1984 1 OP D/P, CMI Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Weekly Reader Software 39.95 AR, IBM IBM PC, color monitor, graphic card 29.95 CO adapter

Stickybear Numbers (510) 1983 1 CN D/P Apple Family, IBM PC, Atari, Weekly-Reader Software 39.95 AP, ium Commodore, color monitor, graphic 29.95 CO card adapter

KEY: * New/Updated 2 6 61 I SEED Project Reviews GO Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP paseittatico. Acolicatipn. Coovrloht Level Mediu CAI Mode System Reaukements Producerdeodor NCO Stickybear Word Pmblems (513) 1 2-5 PSO D/P Apple Family Wukly Ruder Software 39.95

Storybook Frien s: Addition end Subbaction K-3 OP GA. D/P Apple Family, Atari Computers, Knowldge Access International 39.95 (511) joystick

Storybook Friends: Number Relationships(510) K-3 CN GA, D/P Appla Family, Atari Computers, (nowlsdge Access kftemational 39.05 joystick

SWWg s n mb m ng:nosaurs esman 49. Squids-Spinners&Slugs (510) 1985

ubtracbon rirs 51 2-6 am y, mm ore 64, Gamco 44.95 IRS-80 ;1/4

Success with Math Series (513) 1984 1 4-8 OP D/P APO* Pamily, Commodore 64, Microcomputer Workshops 29.95 1. Addition/Subtraction IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000 2. Multiplication/Division 3. Fractions: Addition/Subtraction 4. Fractions: Multiplication/Division 5. Decimals: Addition/Subtraction 6. Decimals: Multiplication/Division

ubtract w anc ng at 512.92 1989 p e am y n urst 65IIII

Survival Math (513) 983 6-8 CN, OP, D/P, SIM Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Sunburst 65.00 ME, PSO TRS-80 I11/4

*Target Math (510) 2-8 PSO PS Apple Family Midwest Publications 55.00

'teasers Tobbs (510) 1982 1 4-8 OP, PSO PS, GA, Apple Family, TRS-80 Models, Sunburst 65.00 D/P Commodore 64, IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000

Time Explorers (529) K-4 ME D/P Apple Fan*, Commodore 64/128, Games) 44.95 TRS-30 Model III/4

Trap-k-Zoid (516) 1983i 5-8 GE GA Apple Family, IBM PC/PCJr, Britannica software 9.95 Commodore 64, color graphics card

'treasure Hunt of Facts (511) 1-6 OP D/P Apple Family, Ufonic voice system Jostens Learning Corp. 149.00

ro athass 510 1-2 - am ro I Assoc ates 119.85 1.I Can Count 2.I Can Add & Subtract 3.I Can Carry & Borrow

Yroll Microcourseware Learning Center: 1-3 mE D/P r\ople Family Troll Associates 39.95 Learning to Tell Tim) (529) 1986

Understanding Charts and Graphs (511) 4-8 CN5 TU Apple Family Society for Visual Education 189.00

nderstandingoni rob ems 510) 4-6 - am ly ety forisua ucation 229.00 t-N

KEY: * New/Updated 27 ISEED Project Reviews Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade IIISAP Classificetien. AooNcation. Coowlaht Level Oblectke CAI Mode System Reaukemerga Producer/Vendor MOO tilhat's My Logic? (160) 1985 3-8 PSO PS, GA Apple Family Midwest Publications 39.95

WholeNumbers (510) 3-8 OP1, 2, 3, 4 D/P Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Gamco 54.95 IBM PC, TRS-80 Ill, color graphics adapter

Whole Numbers Practice, PLATO (511) 1983 5-8 OP D/P, GA Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Control Data 39.95 Tandy 1000

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KEY: * New/Updated 28 I SEED Project Reviews TEACHER UTIUTY

Tft lo!aSoftware, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP ClassiScatko. Coow loft Level Obiective CAI Mode System NIQUI4eMe012 ProducerAlendor Price Computer-Generated Mathematics Materials 3-8 N/A TU Apple Family MECC 35.00 Volume 1 - Problem Solving

mputer c notated metrosaten s Volume 2 - Pmblem Solving

act heats 1982 1-6 ami , 1 wrn.. UrsOware 49.95 TRS-80 4, printer

LEGO/Logo1987 K-8 Frfik TU Apple Family LCSI-Logo Computer Systems, Inc. 485.00

LOGO(001.64 1-8 AN, OP, N/A Apple Family, Atari Computers, Various Varies These LOGO software packages in and of ME, GE Commodore 64/123, IBM PC/PCjr, themselves will not teach BSAP objectives. PSO Tandy 1000 They may, however, be adapted by teachers and used for that purpose.

LogoWnter(Intermediate and Primary) 1987 K-8 N/A TU Apple Family LCSI-Logo Computer Systems, Inc. 120.00

Mastering Math Dragnosbc System 1-4 N/A TU Apple Family MECC 35.00

Mastenng Math Management System 1-4 N/A TU Apple Family MECC 35.00

Mastenng Math Worksheet Generator 1-4 N/A TU Apple I-wily MECC 45.00

Mathsheet I 1-8 N/A TU APPle ;wilily, Commodore 64/128, Houghton-Mifflin 108.00 printer

Measure Mint-Test Generator N/A TU Commodore4/128, printer Untronics 85.00 (1) Level 1 K-3 95.00 (2) Level 2 3.5

Practice Makes Perfect NjA TU Commodore 64/128, printer Untronics 279.00 (1) Level 1 K-3 297.00 (2) Level 2 3-5

uto Arithmetic51 1 1-8 e - APP amiY. urarning ystems 600.00

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KEY: * New/Updated 29 I SEED Project Reviews SCIENCE OBJECTIVES ANDSUBSKILLS

CN: Concepts - The student can apply scienceconcepts.

CN1: The student can comprehend andapply basic LIFE SCIENCE concepts.

CN2: The student can comprehend and applybasic EARTH-SPACE SCIENCE concepts.

CN3; The student can comprehend and applybasic PHYSICAL SCIENCE concepts.

PR:Process Sidlis - The student can apply science processskills.

PRI: The student can comprehend and applyBASIC science process skills.

PR2: The student can comprehend ind applyINTEGRATED science process skills.

ST: Science and Technology The student cananalyze Ihe relationships between science and technology, as well as therelationships of science and technology to self, society, and the environment.

STA: The student can comprehend, apply,and analyze basic concepts about technology and relationships between science and technology.

ST2. The student can comprehend. apply,and analyze basic relationships between science/technology and self, society, and the environment

demonstrate a comprehension of the nature of NS:Nature of Science - The student can science.

NS1: The student can comprehend and applybasic concepts about the nature of sctence.

Pilot TEACHING & TESTING in ScienceSeries, Part 1 and Part 2 Educational Assessment Section, Office ofResearch South Carolina Department of Education, July1987; February 1988

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30 GRADES 1-8 SCIENCE SOFTWARE BSAP CORRELATION

Title of Softwara, Davey Decimal Grade BSAP 4LI. V Acid Rain (574) 1984 5-8 N2, PRI, TU, IM Apple Family Diversifitd Education 49.95 PR2, ST2, NSI

Adaptation & Identification(591.51) 1985 5-7 CN1 DP, PS Apple Family Scott, Foresman 49.05

Adventures With Charts and Gniphs: Pirdect Zoo 3-7 CNI, PR1 SIM Apple Family National Geographic Society 139.50 (590) 1987 1

Air Pollution(628.5) 1982, )987 7-8 CN2,812, TU, SIM, LTApple Family, TRS-8010/4, Educational Materials & Equip. 47.00 AP PR2 IBM PC 48.00 TRS 52.00 IBM

All About Light and Sound(530) 4-8 CNI,3 TU, GA Apple Family Ventura Educational Systems 49.95

All About Matter (541) 4-8 CN3 TU, GA Apple Family Ventura Educational Systems 4945

All About Simple Machines (531) 4-6 CN3 TU, GA Apple Family Ventura Educational Systems 40.95

All About the SolarSystem (523.2) 4-8 CN2 TU, GA Apple Family Ventura Educational Systems 49.95

AllAbout You and the Weather (551.6) 19851 K-2 CN2 D/P, PS Apple Family, Commodore 64 Groller -Electronic 54.95

Anatomy Challenge (612) 1984 1 7 CNI 0/P GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128 Island Software 29.95

Animal Photo Fun(590) CN1 GA Apple Family, color monitor DLM Teaching Resources 29.95

Astrocalc(520) 8 CN2,ST2, SIM Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Zephyr SeMoes 29.95 NS1 IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000

Astmnomy: Stars for Al? Seasons(523.8) 1983 1 5-8 CN2 Apple Family, TRS-80 I11/4, Elucational Activities 59.95 Commodore 64

Atarilab3ctarter Set(507) 1984 5-8 PR1, PR2, LT Atari Computers Atari Corporation 99.00 ST1, NS1

* Audubon WildlifeAdventure: Grizzly Bears 4-8 CN1, PRI SIM, PS Apple Family, IBM Advanced Ideas 89.95 (599.744)

Balance(574) 7 CN1, PRI, SIM Apple Family, C,mmodore 64/ 128, Diversified Education 54.95 812, NS1 IBM PC/PCjr, TRS-80 Tandy 1000

Balance in Nature (574.5) 4-8 CN1 TU, PS Apple Family, Commodore 64 Focus Media 85.00

Beach Combing Treasuras(591.92) 3-7 CN1, PR1 10/P Apple Family Spectrum Software 25.00

* Body In Focus(611) 1986 5_8 ON I, PRI SIM Apple Family, IBM M.ndscape 49.95 70

KEY: * New/Updated 31 1 SEED Project Reviews Me of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Cfassicoletion. Atiolketkra. Coorioht Level Oblectims CAI Mode System Rearkements PmducerNend4ur Price Body Systems 11 Series (612) 4-7 CN1 TU, D/P Apple Family Mershfilm/Marshware Enterprises 39.95 1. A Team to Depend On - Bones & Muscles 2. A Mighty Pump - The Heart 3. A "Pufr of Air - The Respiratory System 4. Disappearing Dinner The Digestive System

Body Transparent (612) 14851 4-7 CN1, PRI D/P, GA Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, &dormice Software 44.95 IBM PC/PCjr, TRS-80 4, Tandy 1000

Botanical Gardens (580) 1 6-7 CNi, PR2* SIM, PS Apple Family Sunburst 59.00 * Student should have mastered PR1 skills before using PR2 skids.

1 emwth and Mitosis (574.87) 1984 1 r, y 1000, color 00M -7 1 69.95 monitor, color graphics adapter

Dells and Tissues (574.87) 1986 1 7 CN1 TU Apple-Family, IBM PC/PCjr Educatonal ActMtles 59.95

I Changing Earth (551) 1985 p e am ly 66 PR1

Characteristics of a Scientist (501) 1983 7-8 ST2, NS1 TU Apple Family Cygnus Software 39.00

Classifying Animals Without Backbones (592) 4-7 CN1, PR1 D/P, CMI Apple Family D C Heath 66.00

* . loan*. 535.6, 4-8 y, r,COor are, V. 0 ST1 monitor

Comp-U-Solve: An Adventure in Problem Solving 2-8 PRI, PR2, GA, PS Apple Family, TRS-80111/4, Educational Activities 109.00 (793.7) 1984 511, NS1 Commodore 64/128

Dating and Geologic Time (913) 1986 8 CN2, PRI, SIM, D/P Apple Family D C Heath 75.00 PR2, ST2, NS1

Dinosaur Days (568) 1985 1-6 CN1, CN2 D/P, TU Apple Family, color monitor Teach Yourself by Computer 39.95 Software

Dinosaur Zoo (568) 2-5 CN2, PAl, D/P, TU Apple Family, color monitor Spectrum Software 47.00 ST2, NS1

Discover: A Science Expenment (507) 1985 1 6-8 CN1, PA1, SIM, PS Apple Family Sunburst 65.00 PR2, NS1

Discovering the Scientific Method (507) 1984 6-8 PR1, PR2, TU, PSApple Family, TRS-80 Models Focus Media 55.00 NS I

Discovery Lab (507) 1984 6-8 Pk1, PR2 PS Apple Family MECC 55.00

Discovery Scientific Reasoning (530) 6-8 PR1, 2, NS1 SIM, CM1 Apple Family, color monitor Milliken Publishing 150.00

* Drug Alert! (613.8) 4-8 CN1 TU, PS Apple Family Mindscape 39.95 71 KEY: * New/Updated 3 2 711 1 SEED Project Reviews Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Classification-Avoncation. Conyright Level Oblective CAI Mode Si Stem Requirements Producer/ Vendor MOD Dyno Quest (568) 2-8 CN2, PR1, GA, SIM, Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Mindplay 49.99 ST2, NSI D/P Tandy 1000

artfulafor ac age 523.2) 5, 6, 8 CN?, CN3 SIM Apple Family Focus Media 1. Planetarium on Computer: The Solar System 75.00 2. The Earth & Moon Simulator 99.00

Earthquakes (5511) 1985 8 CN2, 8T2 TO, D/P ISM PC/PCjr, color graphies card IBM Direct 44.00

* Earthquake Simulator (551.22) 1986 a CN2 SIM Apple Family Focus Media 99.00

arth rence ne :roun Water 550 1984 2, /P, TU, IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, color IOM Direct 49.00 ST2 SIM monitor

Earth ScienceSeries: Weather Forecasting 5-8 CN2, PRI SIM, TU Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, color Prentice Hall 69.00 (551.6) 1986 monitor, printer

Earth Science Simulation Series (550) 8 CN2, 3, SIM Apple Family Focus Media 169.00 PR1, 2

Earth: The Inside Stow (551)1 4-8 CN2 TU, CMI Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr Educational Activities 59.95

Earth ThroughTime and Space (520) 1 5-8 CN2 SIM Apple -Family, IBM PC/Pqr Educational Activities 59.95

EasySearch Solar System Rescue (523.2) 5-8 CN2 GA, SIM Apple Family Focus Media 49.00

Electric Circuits (621.381) 3-6 CN3 TU, D/P Apple Family Educational Materials A Equip. 39.00 59.95 *Electricityand Magnetism (537) 1986 4-8 CN3, PR1 TU, D/P, Apple Family, IBM Educational Activities SIM

*Endangered Species Databases(574.529) 4-8 CN1, NS1 Database Apple Family (Requires Sunburst 59.00 1987 BANKSTREET SCHOOL FILER PROGRAM)

iniTgy and Power (507) 1984 4-8 CNZ, PR1, 0/P, TU, PSCommodore 64/128 Micro Ed 34.95 ST1

Environment, The - Science #1 (531) a-a CN2, Pill, SIM Apple Family, color monitor Decision Development Corp. 49.95 ST2

Experiments inScience (502.8) 1983 I 7-8 PR1, PR2, LT, SIM Apple Family HRM Software, Div. of Queue 269A. ST1,ST2, NS1

UpcliFetions in Science: Animal Survival (575) 3-6 CN2, PR1 D/P, SIM Apple Family, Ufonic voice system Jostens Learning Corp. 89.00

Explorations in Science: Weather Wise (551.59) 3-8 CN2, PA1, SIM, D/P Apple Family, Ufonic voice system Jostens Learning Corp. 89.00 PR2

* Exploring Science 1 (500) 5-8 CN2, NS1, TU Apple Family, Macintosh, IBM HRM Software Nv. of Queue 115.00 AP ST1 130.00 IBM 135.00 Mac

KEY: * New/Updated 33 I SEED Project Reviews Me of Software, Dewey Decimal Grad* BSAP asselifcstfoo. Ane **fon. Coovdsdit Semi 90y Mode System Fatoylrements ProducerMittider Pdoe * Explorng Science 11 (500) 5-8 ENtr TU Apple Family, Macintosh, IBM, HRM Sofhvare, Div. Of Queue 135.00 AP Amiga 19500 MAC, IBM 195.00 Amiga

ace: empetature 536.5988 7-8 1, NS1, ST1

Exploring That Amazing Food Factor The Leaf CN1, PR1, D/P, SIM Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Thoroughbred Education Software 49.05 (581) ST2, NS1 Tandy 1000, color monitor

riploring Your Word-About You and the Weather 1 CN2, PR1 SIMJU Apple Family, color monitor Grolier Electronic .95 (550)

Factory, The (507) 1984 1 4-8 PR1, PR2, PS, SIM Atari Computers, Apple Family, lunburst 59.00 ST1, ST2, Commodore 64/128, TRS-80 NS1 Models, IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, color monitor

Fascinating Story of Cell Growth (574) 7 CN1, PR1, SIM, D/P Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Thoroughbred Education Software 49.95 ST2, NS1 Tandy 1000, color monitor

Five Senses (612) 1985 1 2-7 CN1, CN3 TU Apple Family Marshfilm/Marrimare 39.05 1. A Touchy Subject 2. Smell & Tell 3. The Eyes Have It 4. Now Hear This

4-1-1 Ding Daring Soil, Water, Wikilife Pmject 5-8 CN1, CN2, SIM, PS, DA Apple Family Heariand Education Agency 30.00 (631.4) 1985 ST2

* Forecast! (551.6) 8 CN2, PR1 SIM Apple Family, IBM, Tandy Mkidscape 59.95

Fun House Maze (793.7) 1984 4-8 PR1, PR2 GA, PS Apple Family, color monitor Sunburst 65.00

Gears (621.9) 1985 1 5-6 CN3, PA1, PS, LT Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Sunburst 65.00 PR2, ST1, Tandy 1000, TRS-80 Color, cvlor NS1 monitor

" Geology inAction(551) 6-8 CN2, PA1, PS Apple Family HAM Software, Div. Of Queue 49.95 2, NS1

Geology-ScWrch (553.2) 1962 48 CN2, PR1, SIM Apple Family, TRS-80 I11/4 McGraw-Hill 180.00 PR2, ST2, NS1 . reat Life crence KnowledgeRace 575 6-7 p e amly, mm ore 64, v'.. 85.00 IBM PC, Tandy 1000

GreenPlants(581) 1986 1 4-7 CN1 TU Apple Family Educational Activities 59.95

Grover's AnimalAdventunss(590) PreK-1 CN1, PRI D/P, SIM Commodore 64/128 Mindscape 41.95

Heart Lab(612) 1982 1 CN1 SIM, TU, Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Educational Activities 49.95 D/P TRS-80 Models, PET, Atari

KEY: * New/Updated 34 I SEED Project ReviewsPi r 76 Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP j. ,t4 tau,' °AL .. . Heart Simulator (612) 19841 5-7 CN1 IM Apple Family Focus Media 55.00

Heat and Light (530) 1986 1 3-6, 8 CN3 TU, D/P Apple Family, IBM PC/PCIr Educational Activities 59.95

Heat Energy (536) 1985 4-6, $ CN3, ST1, SIM, PS Apple Family D C Heath 66.00 ST2

middy er r 575.1 1983 1 '47 ate, .

Home Automatic Weather Station (881.89) 1983 6-8 CN2, CN3, LT, SiM Commodore 64/128 VAISALA Inc 199.95 PR1, PR2, ST1, ST2

)-kme Enengy Conservation (3:4.49) 1984 6-8 CN3, PR1, TU, SIM Apple Family, TRS-80111/4 Educational Materials & Equip. 55.00 PR2, ST1, 812

Home Energy Savings (339.49) 1983 1 6-8 CN3, PR1, GA, PS Apple Family, TRS-80 HAM Software, Div. of Queue 49.00 PR2, $11 , ST2

How Plants Gmw: The Inside Story (580) 7 CN1, PR1 SIM, TU Ad)* Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Thoroughbred Education Software 49.95 Tandy 1000, COW monitor

w's and "hy s Migrat ng Mo u es 541.2 Apple family, IBM PC/15Cjr, color Thoroughbred Education Software 49.95 NS1 monitor

Human Body (611) 19861 4-7 CN1 TU Apple Family Educational Activities 109.98

Human Body: An Overview (611) 1984 4-7 CN1 TU Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, BrainBank 89.00 PET

Human Circulatory System (612) 7 CN1 TU Apple Family, IBM PC/PCIr Educational Materials & Equip. 47.00

uman ystems: ones 612 1985, 1988 5-7 - p is am y, Ore 1 OCUS 129.I TRS-80 Model 4, color monitor

Incredible Laboratory (507) 1984 1 4-8 CN2, CN3, D/P, GA Apple Family, Atari Computers, Sunburst 65.00 PR1, PR2, Commodore 64/128 ST2, NS1

In Search of the Most Amazing Things (526.8) 6-8 PM, PP, SIM, PS Atari Computers, Apple Family, Spinnaker Software 40.00 1984 ST2, NS1 Commodore 64/128,1BM PC, Tandy 1000, joystick

nsect Wo d:Aciencescovery 595.7 p al am y entura uca onal ystems 69.

interpreting Graphs (511) 1986 p e am ly,an 1000, n urst 65.00 IBM PC/PCjr

ntroduction toatter an nergy 530 p ami y, mmodore 64, ocus a 99.00 TU TRS-80

KEY: New/Updated 35 P4( P*4 1 SEED Project Reviews Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Svs Sem Reauftemente Produced Waft Price IntrogIrtioNFokr69942226noePackage(500) 4-8 CN1, CN2 0/P, TU, Apple Family Focus Media 149.00 1. The Solar System GA 2. TM Earth 3. TM Weather 4. The World of Insects S. Prehistoric Ufe

* hhestigatIng Matter and Emmy Package(530) 5-8 CN3 -TU Apple Family HRM Softwam, Div. Of Queue 495.00

Investigating Our World Package(550) 5-8 CN2 TU Apple Family HRM Software, Div. Of Queue 475.00

tu : I 1 5-7 I. r,an y 1 US100111 nso a 69 TU

eain 1 1-3 nburst 65.00

ants,an hotosynthes s: nergy duca on ystems 54.40 Conversion(581.133) 1985 2

Machines, Work and Energy (531) 4-6, 8 CN3, ST1 SIM, TU Apple FaMily Educational Mtivities 59.95

rrcu 62119 194 3-6 soap* .95

Marine Life (590) 7 CN1 TU, GA Apple Family Ventura Educational Systems 49.05

easurements: Lengt ass, an o ume 389 5-8 3, , I. p am y, Ore Media 65.00 STI

MECCMyskuy Objects (793.7) 1988 1-3 PR1 GA Apple Family -MECC 59.00

Mineral Tests (549) 8 CN2 TU, GA, Apple Family, TRS-80 Focus Media 45.00 D/P

Mix and Match (790) 1983 1-4 PAl GA Apple Family hiple Computer, Inc. 25.00 y ode ng507 1983 6-8 am .00 Tandy 1000

u es an Moms: xponngs ssence o I- p am; y, r, oroug red uoa on ttware 49.95 Matter (541.2) NS1 Tandy 1000, color monitor

oon and ases 523.3 p am y st Ych ff COS .95

MovingMolecules (541) CN3 Sim Apple Family HAM Software, Div. of Queue 49.95

teryatter 540 p s am ly 59.1 I 2

Nuclear 14eactions (5391) 6-8 CN2, CN3, SIM Apple Family C Heath 75.00 PR1, ST2, NS1

45.00 erl301.31984 5-7 1, 1, PR2, ST2

KEY: * New/Updated 36 SEED Project Reviews SO 79 Title of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Classification. Application. Ow/richt Level cbleothe CM Mode System Reoulfem, ants ProduoerNendOr Pfial Operation Fmg (591,4) 1984 4-7 CN1, PR1 SIM Apple Family, Commodore 64/128, Scholastic 59.95 color monitor

Optics on Computer: Physical Science 6-8 CN3 SIM Apple Family Focus Media 65.00 Simolations (535)

Optics. Mirrors and Beams (535) 4-8 CN2, CN3, DIP, SIM Apple Tamily HRM Software, Div. of Queue 79.00 PR2, ST1, NS1

Our Weather (561.5) 4-5 CN2 TU Apple Family Uttle Shaver Software 29.95 Try: assibe ransport 620.1 1, 3, pc ami y,: r,CO Of 1 aSSIDOLITI nso a .95 PR1 monitor, color graphics adapter 49.951BM 5,.95 AP IIGS

717; Photosynthesis and Light Enesy (581.3) 1 1, - r,an y 1000, co or assroom nsort a 69. PRZ 511. TU monitor NS1

Photosynthesis: Unlocking the Power of the Sun CN1, PR1, SIM, D/P Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr, Thoroughbred Educational Software 49.95 (581) PRZ NS1 Tandy 1000, color monitor

Physical or Chemical? 01) 4-8 CN3 D/P Apple Family Educational Materials & Equip. 33.00

Physical Science Databases for PEP: File (640) 6-8 ---C-Nreit127-153 Apple Family, printer Scholastic 79.95 CN3, PR2

Planetarium on Computer:The Solar System 6-8 CN2 SIM Apple Famtly Fc7cus Media 75.00 (523.2)

Planetary Construction Set (500) 1 8 S12, NS1 SIM, TU Apple Family, . Andy 1000, Sunburst 65.00 IBM PC/PC,Jr

ant and Anima s 574.8 U. pia am Ventura Educational Systems 49.05

Plant Growth (ai) 7 CN1 TU Apple Family, IBM PC/PCjr/PC Classroom ConsortriT16-AF- KT/AT, color monitor, color 49.95 IBM graphics adapter se 95 AP IIGS

.00 Plant Growth Simulator: Elementary Version '3-7 p e am y OCUS a (5,31)

lant: Nature's ood acfory 580 N1, 1, " am Venturae ucationaystems 69.95 PRZ ST2, NS1

I. 10 49.95 ato'save 160 1984 IM, App a ams y, mm ore 64 128, Kre ftware IBM PC/PCjr, Tandy 1000, TRS-80 Models

Playing with ScienGe: Temperature (536) 1988 1 1-8 CN3. PR1, LT Apple Family Sunburst 99.00 2

KEY:" New/Updated 37 1 SEED Project Re 'lows MN of Software, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP . Cooed° It jowl CAI Moder Pdce & Fertikletion682) 1086 1 TU r,color monitor Direct 52.00

Prehistoric Life (560) 5-8 CN1, 2 TU, Apple Family Focus Media 45.00 SIM, GA

4-7

4-7

an 7 1 1.- 1177 1.--*T'sInn$ rst

Rocks and Minerals Identification(549) a CN2, PR1 SIM AppleFamily Focus Media 75.00

Rocks: Properties and Uses of Minerals (552) 2-8 CN2, FF11 TU Apple Family, T 777: 0 S are 25

Rocky s Boots (621.38) 1984 -8 r, ng mpany Commodore 64/128, color monitor

rence nqu ry roc .n 1, , p ami y 59.00 1. Lunar Greenhouse(4-8) 1989 PR1, 2, 2.Wood Car Rally(6-8) 1988 ST1, NS1

nce : 1 : mu athon612 4-7 1 a am y, co or mon tor enu s ng 95.00 CMI, SIM

Science 1,2, 3, 4 (500) 4-6, 8 CN1, CN2, DIP, SIM Apple Family, IBM PC, color graphic Decision Development 49.95 CN3 adapter

c nce 500 1986, 1988 4-8 1, 2 p am y tt,oresman 95 ScktnceToolkit-Master Module (542) 1986, 1988 4-8 CN3, PR1, D/P, TU, LTApple Family, joystick, color Broderbund Software 89.95 PR2, 511, monitor ST2

3.4ence Toolkit-Module 3: Body Lab(612) 1 4-8 C1411, PR1, LT Apple Family Ekoderbund Software 39.95 2

Scientific Method, The (793.7) 5-8 PR1, 2, NS1 TU Apple Family Cygnus Software 39.00

Sea Horse Hide W Seek (688.7) 1984 1-3 N1 mm ore 64 1 8, scape 12.95 Computers, color monitor, joystick

Search Series: Geology(550) 1984 6-8 CN2 SIM, PS Apple Family, TRS-80 III/4 McGraw Hill i 80.00

Secrets of Science Island (028.7)1984 2-8 CN1, PR1, GA, D/P Apple Family Grolier Eieotronio 59.95 PR2

Senses(612) 5.7 CN1 GA Apple rdmily Ventura EducationalSystems 39.95

Simple Machines (530) 1984 3-6 CN3 D/P, TU, PSCommodore 64/128, PET Micro Ed 34.95

a SI/Metric Literacy (330.812)1986 5-8 CN3, TU Apple-Family, IBM, Tandy EME 69.00

KEY: * New/Updated 38 I SEED Project Reviews 83 84 Title of Sofhvare, Dewey Decimal Grade BSAP Classification Comte* Wei CAl Producer/Vendor Price Sir Isaac Movolon's Games (531) 1985 1 5, 6, 8 N2,CN3 GA, SIM Apple Pamuy, IBM /PCjr. Sunburst 59.00 Tandy 1000, color graphic card

m 611 1983 64 17: :1"1 I PET

1, 511, 812. NS1

SAy Travel (520) 1984 6-8 CN Z CN3 SIM, Li Commodore 64/128, color monitor Apple Computer, Inc. Varier

Solar Option (697) 8 CN2, CN3, SIM Apple ramily,-TRS-80 10/4 Educational'Materials& Equip. 65.00 AP PR1, PR2, 61.00 IRS 512, NS1

Solar System Astronomy (523.2)1 4-8 CN2, ST2 TU, D/P IBM, color monitor Cross Educational Systems various

Sound (534) 4-8 CN1, 3 TU, SIM, Apple Family, IBM PC Educational Activities 59.05 CMI

Spotlight (790) 1983 2-6 CN3 GA Apple Family, game paddles Apple Computer, kw. 50.00

Standing Room ly 363.96 1: 5-7 1, 1, amy rat 65.00 2, S11, NS1

ar Astivnomy 520 1 le Family, IBM PC/PCir, Cross Educational Systems 30.00 SIM Tandy 1000, color monitor rtructure of Matter (541.2) 1984 1 6-8 CN3 TU, SIM 1BM PC/POr, Tandy 1000, solo( Classroom Consortia Media 69.05 monitor

ystems o uman 612 5-7 am y, mon Little Shaver Software 29.95 SIM/GA/TU

e !star 523 pie Family, IBM PC/PC1r0 Spectrum Holobyte 14.95 AP,IBM 19.95 MAC 29.951BM 8087

TemperatureExperiments (534.) 2-8 CN3. 511, PS Apple Family Hanley Courseware 69.95 PR1

1k emperature C rap 1983 7-8 Ir. e am ly,mmodore 64 128 ate, etie 79.00 PR1, PR2, LT 511. 812, NS1

Temperature Interface (5310 4-8 CN3, ST1, PS Apple-Family Educational Materials & Equip. 98.00 PR1

Tirnpeiature fret 54 7-8 p e am y ern er are 39.

* Thats Life: Exploration and Simulation in 7 PRI, 2, PS, SIM Apple Fariily Mindscape 175.00 Biology (574) ST1, NS1

KEY: *New/Updated 39 8'6 I SEED Project Reviews s 1uS#flS: I (793.7) 1987

Volcanoes (551.2) 1981 8 CN2 Ps, SIM Apple Fa../ Earthwara Computer Service 49.50

Voyage of the Mimi 1985 1 CM. CN2, SIM, PS, Apple Family, IBM PC, Sunburst Varies 1. Ecosystems with Island Survivors (591.9) CN3, PR1, GA, TU, LT Commodore 64/128, Tandy 1000, 2. Introduction to Computing (001.64) PR2, 511, TRS-80 III/4 3. Maps and Navigation (623.8) $12, NS1 4. Mahn and Their Environment (599)

ater n r 551.5 uca on er$ p. 37.00

Water Pollution (628.1) 19821 CN1, CN2, TU, SIM, LTAppl* Family, TRB-80 III/4 Educationalliatergals & Equip. 35.00 CN3, PR1, PR2, ST1, 512, NS1 wiernaTia IOW v." 75

Weather Fronts (551.5) 1981 8 CN2 TU Apple Family Tuch Yourself by Computer 24.95

* Weather Machine (551.6) 1988 a CN2, PR1, PS, SIM Apple Family Natirinal Geographic 159.05 2, NS1, ST1

T1 eat r or ot 551.5 P am iy

W5 t . un r nce s 574 -6 1, arm °Cull 5.

Wonn,The (595) CN1 GA. TU, SIM Apple Family, Macintosh, IBM PC Ventura Educational Systems 39.05 AP 49.95 Mac,IBM

Your Universe (500 am y D/P

KEY: * New/Updated 4 0 ¶ SEED Project Reviews DATABASE AND CURRICULUM SYSTEMS MICROCOMPUTER SOFTWARE IN READING AND WRITING

APPLEWORKS Apple Computes', Woo/prated 10525 Mariani Avenue Cu Partin°, CA 95014

%TAT Basic Division 1396-B Post Oak Drive Clarkson, GA 30021

WRITING TO READ IBM (any IBM retail store)

RETURN TO READING Media Basics, Incorporated Larchmont Plaza Larchmont, NY 10538

BASIC UTERACY THROUGH MICROr,tOMPUTERS Reid Foundation 3310 South 2700 East Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 801/486-5083

Governor's Remediation Initiativve (GRI) 115 Withers, Winthrop College Rock Hill, SC 29733 803/323-2120

Computer Curriculum Corporation (CCC) 1775 The Exchange, Suite 615 Atlanta, GA 30339 404/952-9287 or 800/334-6343

Education Systems Coiporation (ESC) 600 South Rays Road Stone Mountain, GA 30083 404/296-6714

8° 41 SOFTWARE EVALUATION CHECKLIST

Program Name: Source: Ccel:

Subject Area: Reviewer's Name: Date:

1.INSTRUCTIONAL RANGE 8.MOTIVATION AND INSTRUCTIONAL STYLE grade level (s) ability level(s) passive active

2.INSTRUCTIONAL GROUPING FOR PROGRAM USE . type of student involvement individual small group (size ) large group (size low high 3.EXECUTION TIME - Minutes (estimated) for average use degree of student control 4.PROGRAM USE(S) drill or practice tutorial simulation none poor good

instructioneg gaming problem solving use of game format

informational other ( use of still graphics

5.USER ORIENTATION - INSTRUCTORS POINT OF VIEW use of animation low high use of color

use of voice input and output freedom from need to ihtervene or assist use of novice audio 6.USER ORIENTATION STUDENTS POINT OF VIEW low high use of light pen

quality of directions (clarity) use of ancillary materials quality of output (content and tone) use of other ( quality of screen formatting 9.SOCiAL CHARACTERISTICS present and not present and freedom from need for external information negative present positive

freedom from disruption by system errors competition simplicity of user input cooperation

7. COWEN 1* humanizing of computer bw high moral issuostvalue judgements instructional focus summary of student performance instructional significance

soundness or validity

compatibility with other materials used

42 91 EXPLANATION: SOFTWARE EVALUATION CHECKLIST

1. The grade levels and ability levels for a particular program are primarily determined by the concepts involved. Other important factors are reading 6. These are factors relevant to the actual use of the program from the point level, prerequisite skills, degree of student control, and intended of view of a student. instructional use.It is possible for a program to be flexible enough to be used across a wide range of grade levels and ability levels. Directions - The directions should be complete, readable, under the user's control (e.g., should not scroll off the 2. Some programs are designed for Ise by individuals. Others have been or screen until understood), and use appropriate examples. can be modified for participation by two or three persons at atime. Simulations or demonstrations often pose opportunities for large-group Output - Program responses should be readable, under- interaction. A given program may be used in more than one grouping, standable, and complete.If in response to student input, depending on the instructor. the output should be of an acceptable tone andconsistent with the input request. 3. The time required for the use of a program will vary considerable. Include loading time for cassettes. A time range is the appropriate response here. Screen formatting - The formats during a program run should not be distracting or cluttered. Labels and symbols 4. Instructional programs can be categorized according to their uses. Some should be meaningful within the given context. programs may have more than one use, thus falling into more than one of the following categories: External information - A program may require the user to have access to information other than that provided within Drill or practice - Assumes that the concept or skill has it.This may include pre-requisite content knowledge or been taught previously. knowledge of conventions used by the program designer as well as maps, books, models, and so on. Tutorial - Directs the full cycle of the instructional process; a dialogue between the student and the computer. System errors - System errors result in the involuntary termination of the program. Simulation - Models selected, alterable aspects of an environment. Input - A program should ensure that a user knows when and in what form input is needed.It should avoid using Instructional gaming - Involves random events and the characters with special meanings, restrict input locations pursuit of a winning strategy. to particular screen areas, and requ:ra minimal typing.

Problem solving - Uses general algorithms common to one 7. These are matters relevant to the subject-matter content of the programs. or more problems. Focus The program topic should be clearly defined and of Informational - Generates information (data). a scope that permits thorough treatment.

5. These are factors relevant to the actual use of the program from the point Significance - The instructional objectives of the program of view of an instructor. must be viewed as important by 'the instructor.Also, the program should represent a valid use of the computer's Flexibility - A program may allcv; the user or the instructor capabilities while improving the in3tructional process. to adjust the program to different ability levels, degrees of difficulty, or concepts. Soundness or validity - The concepts and terms employed should be correct, clear, and precise.Other important Intervention or assistance - A rating of low" means factors are the rate of presentation, degree of difficulty, considerable teacher intervention or assistanceis and internal consistency. required. 93 92 43 Compatibility - The content. terminology,teaching style, and educational philosophy of the programshould be consistent with those generally encounteredby the student.

8. No explanation required. that may be a function 9. Competition, cooperation, and values are concerns of the way a program expresses them. (War gamesand the 'hangman" format are sample Issues.) Also, the'humanizing" of the computer may serve for motivation or to reduceanxiety, but it also may become tedious, misleading, and counterproductive.

The summary of student performance canbe dichotomous (win or lose), statistical (time expended or percent of itemscorrect), or subjective (as .n the evaluation of a simuonj. It may befor student, tea:ner, o; both.

94

44 PROJECT SEED EVALUATION INSTRUMENT Southeastern Educational Improvement Laboratory

Date Submitted: State:

Field of Expertise: Evaluator: 0000001010,1106wmOibbillieflyfivievbfiewbew040oU4gOO611004016,0000001,010w0e0NO0voilOb 66666 operiflue

PART I

Producer:

Title:

A. Package Information: Other Items/Materials: Number of each: Master Disks Backup Disks Guides/Manuals (specify)

Package Price: Series Title (if any,:

PaLkages in Series: Series Price:

Lab Package Price: tab Packages Availabl?.: Number of Disks in Lab Package: sT (no) Network Version Available: Network Version Price:

review Policy: Backup Policy: (Specify) (i-Pcify)

licensing Agreement:

B. stem Requirements: Version Submitted: Memory Size: Operating System.

Cumputer Versions Available (specify):

Peripherd1S dnd Special Devices: Required (R). Preferred (P). Optional (0)

80 Columo Card Mouse 2nd Disk Drive Joysticks Lulor Munitor Printer _ _ _

Graphics Tablet Paddles Touch Screen Other

45 95 BEST COPY AVAILABLE PART II Evaluator Information

Computer Make/Model (used for review):

Disk Copyright Date: Content Area:

Specific Topic(s):

Grade Level(s): K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Adult (Circle Appropriate Level)

Presentation Mode: CMI D/P GA P/S SIM TU (Circle Appropriate)

Other (specify):

PART III

A. CONTENT SUMMARY:

B. STRENGTHS:

C. WEAKNESSES:

D. USERS/USES:

E. RECOMMENDATION: Recommended Recommended with Reservations Not Recommended MallA40.14AORAOROR44RAROROOaRallasillsgeflAR114004409,400110008APROOOOnOSSOSONOPROR400911S000900ORPOPOM114%aall4000

TO MY KNOWLEDGE. NO ATTEMPT HAS BEEN MADE TO COPY THIS PROGRAM. Date Signature of Evaluator Phone( )

46 98 97 PROJECT SEED EVALUATION INSTRUMENT EXPLANATION SHEET

INSTRUCTIONS: The following information is to be used as a guideline for the completion of the Project SEED Evaluation Instrument. Each item identified on the Evaluation Instrument is discussed to aid understanding. NOTE: All responses on the Evaluation Instrument are to be NEATLY printed or typed.

1. Date Submitted State the date the package was sent to the Evaluator(s). 2. State - Enter two-letter state abbreviation. 3. Evaluator - Provide name s of rson s evaluati software. 3. Field of Exrtise - S. evaluators sub'ect area and/or rade. PART I

1 .Producer: Identify the name of the company producing the materialsnot 9.Lab Package Available:Check whether or not lab package is necessarily the vendor/salesperon. Check both the written material and the available. diskette for concurring information. 10.Number of Disks in Lab Package: Indicate the number of individual 2.Title: The full title of the package should be stated, including and series disks included in the lab package. indication. Check the written material, the outside wrapper, and the diskette for concurring information. 11.Lab Package Price: List the lab package price.

A.Package Information: 12. Network Version Available: Check whether or not network version is available. . Number of Master Disks: Indicate the number of master diskettes actually boxed with the material. 13. Network Version Price: Record the cost of the network version of the software (including any special cards, chips, etc., that are sold with 2.Number of Backup Disks: Indicate the number of backup diskettes the software and that are necessary to use the network version.) acutally boxed with the materials. 14.Preview Policy: State preview policy. 3.Guides/Manuals: Guides/manuals should be identifiedas printed documentation that explains the primary use of the material and 15.Backup Policy: State backup policy. providessufficientinstructionfor operation forstudent and/or teacher use. List the number packaged with the software. 16.Licensing Agreement: State licensing agreement.

4.Other Items/Materials:If any other items (wall charts/posters, ditto B.System Requirements: master, game materials, transparencies, student manuals, etc.) are included as separate items in the package, specify how many of 1. Version Submitted: Specify make and model necessary to preview each type of item are included. For example: the package submitted.

1 8-x12" poster, 5 ditto masters 2.Memory Size.Specify memory necessary to preview the package submitted. 5.Package Price: Indicate the price of the package submitted. 3.Operating System: Specify operating system necessary to preview 6. Series Title: Respond with the complete series name that includes the package submitted. the title provided above. 4.Computer Versions Available: List all computer versions available for 7. Packages in Series:Packages include all materials packaged this package. (shrink-wrapped) with the diskettes. Indicate *hu number packages in the series. 5.Peripherals and Special Devices: Denote whether or not specific peripherals/devices are: Required (R), Preferred (P), or Optional (0). 8.Series Price:List the series pre. Series price refers to the total for Indicate additional items not listed on the form in the "Other' the different packages in the series.It does not refer to a lab category. package of the same item.

S's 47 100 PART II EVALUATOR INFORMATION

1.Computer Make/Model Used for Review:Specify the computer D/P Drill and Practice: Provides activities/exercises to reinforce or make/model used for your evaluation. practice concepts and skills alroady taught or learned.

2.Disk Copyright Date: Specify the copyright date given on disk and/or GA Game:Uses a variety of game formats and elements of screen, if available. competition to motivate students to apply skills they have mastered to accumulate points/scores. 3,Content Area: Use the following labels to indicate the appropriate content area(s) of the material. NOTE: if your particular area description P/S Problem Solving: Requires the student to analyze a situation or a is not listed, select a label that best matches that deskanation, rather than problem, make a decision by applying accepted principles or rules, and label an item *Other." Use *Other if no match is possible. continue the process in solving the problem.

AE Art Education MA Mathematics SIM Simulation: Provides models of situations or events too BV BusinessNocational Education Mi Music complex, dangerous, expensive, or inconvenient to reproduce in the CC Career Planning/Counseling PE Physical Ech ..ation classroom.Student analyzes situations, makes decisions, and is CT Computer Literacy/Technology PR Preschool/Early Childhood informed of the results. FL Foreign Language PS Problem Solving/Logic GT Gifted/Talented SC Science 1U Tutorial: Presents new concepts or skills by means of example HE Home Economics/Living Skills SN Special Needs/Handicapped and questions, often providing tests and remediation. HS Health/Safety SS Soc. Studies (History, Geog.) IT Instructional Media TS Traffic Safety PART III (Usa a separate sheet of paper to continue any part KB Keyboarding UP Utility/Productivity Tools for which there is insufficient space.Please include the name LA Language Arts VE Vocational Education of the Evaluator -nd tha name of the software on this sheet IA Library/Media Skills Other and staple the sheet to the Evaluation Instrument.)

4.Specific Topics: Even though you have specified a general content A. CONTENT SUMMARY: A brief description of the program that includes the area, identify as specific topic(s) any subcategories that the material following elements: specifically addresses. For example, if science is the *Content Area,* then biology-photosynthesis might be the *Specific Topic* ;if math is the 1. Content Area *Content Area,* percent/decimals might be the *Specific Topic.* 2. Presentation Mode 3. Specific Topics 5.Grade Level (program scope): The response willindicate the 4. Objectives - Description of activities that the user performs and how those recommended target audience by grade levels. Therefore, circle (with one activities relate to the stated objectives. Example: This early childhood circle) all the grade levels for which the material would be appropriate, simulation allov,s children to develop conceptual skills such as planning, including the adult level. matching, and directionality. The package includes 5 disks, one level per disk.Activities are based on Piagetian developmental psychology and For example:... 5 67 8 9 10... discovery learning. Tho user selects an activity from a menu and uses a computer to plan, create, and manipulate pictures on the screen. Cue 6. Presentation Mode: Check the most appropriate mode(s) for the cards are used to prompt students in the use of the keyb.dard. software. In some cases, two or more modes may apply. B. STRENGTHS (Desirable Features):Related to Users/Uses. Add specific CMI Computer-Managed Instruction:A possible component of features, for example: Ease of use: Automatic start-up. Menu-driven. Offers instructional computer software that assists in managing instruction by help, tutorial, review features.Little or no teacher intervention required. collecting, storing, and retrieving students' skill-mastery/progress date. Controllable pace/level. On-line documentation. Adequate printed documentation. Offers several examples. Directions are clear, concise, and

48 101 102 appropriate for intended user.Provides help.Easy access and exit. Presentation (sound, graphics, etc.) does not disturb user. Can be interrupted and saved. InstructionalDesign: Factually accurate. Current information. Significant, clear, concise information.Content appropriate for computer. Exploits branching capabilities of computer. Uses language, terminology correctly.Pedagogically sound.Requires active participation.Requires decision making. Provides immediate and appropriate feedback or reinforcement. Provides motivational responses. Uses color, sound, graphics appropriately. Optional sound. Appropriate speed of presentation. Appropriate recovery from errors, unexpected responses. Appropriate length, complexity for intended use/audience. Can be interrupted/saved.Allows choice of number of trials/problems.

Display/ScreenPresentation: attractive. Legible. Consistent. Appropriate spacing and timing. Proper integration of color, sound, graphics.

Report Keeping: Collects significant, usable data.Stores student data. On-line report to student. Data easily retrioved on-/off-line. Support Materials:Appropriate guides, workbooks, other ancillary materials.Supplemental materials referenced.Technical documentation outlines program modification process. Scope-and-sequence chart provided. Support materials for teachers are provided and should be reviewed before assigned. C. WEAKNESSES: B. specific in describing weaknesses. However, if no weaknesses are identified, please so state.Examples include:Technical errors.Factual (content) errors. Lack of instructional purpose. Distracting features.Inappropriate feedback. Continues only on correct response. Inappropriate speed. Does not provide for review. Sound, graphics tend to distract.Screen appears cluttered. Print is small.Does not distinguish instructions from practice examples. Reinforcement slow, inappropriate for students. Requires follow-up for students.. Requires follow-up by teacher. No rr sans for recording correct/incorrect scores. D. USER/USES: Describe how the program could be used and for whom it is appropriate. May include significant prerequisites, such as any prior learning or experiencas needed for users to give desiredlearner responses.

E.RECOMMENDATION: The appropriate recommendation should be checked by the Evaluator.The recommendation checked must be justified by comments specified in PART Ill.

103 49 PRODUCER/VENDOR LISTING

Addison-Wesley Publishing Company Britannica Software Cygnus Software 2725 Sand Hill Road 345 Fourth Street 8002 East Culver Menlo Park, CA 94025 San Francisco, CA 94107 Mesa, AZ 85207 800/447-2226 415/546-1866 602/986.5938

Advanced ideas Broderbund Software Data Command 2902 San Pablo Avenue 17 Paul Drive P. 0. Box 548 Berkeley, CA 94702 San Rafael, CA 94903 Kankakee, IL 60901 415/526-9100 415/492-3200 815/933-7735

Ahead Designs CAE Software J. L Dtvis 732 N. Highway 101, Suite E P. O. Box 6227 3915 Third Avenue Encinitas, CA 92024 Washington, DC 20015 San Diego, CA 92103 619/942-5860 202/966-3686 Davidson and Associates American Educational Computer, Inc. C & C Software 3135 Kashiwa Street Suite 505 5713Kentford Circle Torrence, CA 90505 7516 N. Broadway Ext. Wichita, KS 67220 800/556-6141 Oklahoma City, OK 73116 316/683-6056 405/840-6031 DCH Educational Software Oar lroom Consortia Media, Inc. 125 Spring Street Aladdin Software Suite 209 Lexington, MA02173 1001 Colfax Street One Edgewater Plaza 800/3344284 Danville, IL 61832 Staten island, NY 10301 217/443-4611 800/237-1113 Decision Development Corp. 2680 Bishop Drive, Suite 122 Apple Computers, incorporated Commodore Educational Activities, Inc. San Ramon, CA 94583 20525 Mariani Avenue 1200 Wison Drive 415/830-8896 Cupertino, CA 95014 West Chester, PA 19380 408/996-1010 800/247-9000 DeveloOmental Learning Materials (DLM) 1 DLM Park Atari Corporation Conduit P. 0. Box 4000 1196 Borregas Avenue Univ. Of Iowa, Oakdale Campus Men, TX 75002 Sunnyvale, CA 94088 kma City, IA 52242 800/527-4747 408/745.2000 319/335-4100 Didatech Software Umited Atari Program Exchange Continental Press, Incorporated 3812 William Street P. 0. Box 427 520 East Bainbridge Burnaby, BC 155 Moffett Park Drive Elizabethtown, PA 17022 Canada V5C3H9 Sunnyvale, CA 94086 800/233-0759 604/2994435

B5 Software Control Data Corporation Diversified Educational Ent. 1024 Bainbridge Place HOBOZG 8100 34th Ave S. 725 Main Street Columbus, 01-I 43228 Bloomington, MN 55440 Lafayette, IN 47901 614/276-2752 800/328-1109 317/742-2690

Brain Bank/Generation Ahead, incorporated Cross Educational Software Earthware Computer Service 175 Fifth Avenue, Suite 2460 P. O. Box 1536 P. O. Box 30039 New York, NY 10010 Ruston, LA 71270 Eugene, OR 97403 212/777-7035 318/255-8921 503/344-3383

5 0 1.(14 1n5 Educational Activities, Inc. Grolier Electronic Publishing IBM Educational Syetems Box 392 Department337 P. 0. Box 2150 Freeport. NY 15520 Shermnn Turnpike Manta, GA 30055 800/645-3739 Danbury, CT 06816 800/858-8858 Instructional Communications Technology Educational Audio Visual, Inc. 10 Stepar Place 17 Marble Avenue Harcourt Brace Jovanich Huntington Station, NY11746 Pleasantville, NY 10570 6277 Sea Harbor Dr. 516/549-3000 800/431-2196 Orlando, Fl 32887 305/345-3856 Intellectual Software Educational Materials & Equipment 582 Boston Avenue P. O. Box 2805 Hartley Courseware, Inc. Bridgeport, CT 06610 Danbury, CT06813-2805 133 Bridge Street 203/335.0906 800/345-2050 P. O. Box 419 Dimondale, MI48821 island Software, incorporated EduSoft 800/247-1380 P. O. Box 300 P. O. Box 2560 Lake Grove, NY11755 Berkeley, CA 94702 Head Stare Software 516/585-3755 800/338-7638 562 Boston Avenue Bridgeport, CT 06610 JMH Sofhvare of Minnesota Electronic Courseware Systems 800/232-2224 7200 Hemlock Lane 1210 Lancaster Drive Maple Grove, MN 55369 Champaign, R. 61821 Headland Education Agency 61W424-5464 217/359-7099 6500 Corporate Drive Johnston, IA 50131 Jostens Learning Corporation EME 800/362-2720 6150 N. 16th Street Old Mill Plain Road Phoenix, AZ 85016 F. O. Sox 2805 Hopkins Schools Evaluation Center 602/230-7030 Danbury, CT 06811 1001 Highway 7 800/345-2050 Hopkins, MN55343 K-12 Micromodia ruollshing 6 Arrow Road First Byte Houghton-Mifflin Company Ramsey, NJ 07446 3333 E. Spring Street Educational Software Divison 800/922-0401 Long Beach, CA 90806 P. 0. Box 683 213/595-7006 Hanover, NH 03755 Knowledge Access International 603/448-3838 2685 Marine Way, Suite 1305 Floppy Enterprises Mt. View, CA 94043 P. 0. Box 366 HRM Software, Div. Of Queue 415/969-0606 Menomonie, WI 54751 562 BostonAvenue 715/235-2288 Bridgeport, CT 06610 Krell Software Corporation 800/232-2224 Flowertield Building 7, Suite 1D Facus Media, incorporated Story Brook, NY 11780 839 Stewart Avenue Humanities Software 516/584-7900 Garden City, NY 11530 P. 0. Box 1604 516/794-8900 Hood River, OR97031 The Learning Company 509/493-1395 6493 Kaiser Dfive Gamco Industries, incorporated Fremont, CA94555 Box 1911 IBM Direct 800/852-2255 Big Springs, TX 79721 PC Software Department 915/267-6327 One Culver Road Learning Technologies, Inc. Dayton, NJ 08810 13633 Gamma Road 800/426-2468 Dallas, TX 75244 800/238-4277 107 106 Optimum Mucous*, incorporated Li/drank* Software Publishers Micro Learnktgware Highway 169 South 10 Station Rau P. O. Box 6633 Box 162 Norfolk, CT 06058 Lakeland, FL 33807 Rt.. Amboy, MN 56010 813/646-1193 Orange Cherry Software 507/674-3705 P. 0. Box 390 Little Shaver Software Mao Power & Light Pound Ridge, NY 10576 267 Bei FOOS! Drive Hilicrest Road #120 914/764-4104 Be &oak Bluffs, FL 34640 128' Dallas, TX 75230 813/581-4414 214/239-6620 Palen* Software 12777 Jones Road, Suite 100 Logo Computer Systems (LCSI) Midwest Publications Houston, TX 77070 330W. 58th Street, Suite 5D 713/955-8880 New York, NY 10019 P. 0. Box 448 Pacific GRP" CA 93950 212/7654780 Prontica-liall, Incorporated 408/3?5-2455 Gomel Publications Division McCarthy-McCormack, Inc. Midwest Software P. O. Box 819 1440 Oak Hills Drive Englewood Cliffs, NY 07632 Colorado Springs, CO 80919 P. 0. Boy '94 F:..mini W 48332 800/8411.9500 719/598-5579 Quality Educational Designs McGraw-Hill Book Company/School Division Milliken Publishing P. O. Box 12486 P. O. Box 25308 Portland, OR 97212 1100 Research Boulevard 1200 NW 63rd St 503/287-8137 Oklahome City, OK 73125 P. 0. Box 21579 St. Louis, MO 63132 800/654-8608 4ation Division 800/643.0008 Radio Shack 1400 One Tandy Center Marshfilm/Marshware Enterprises Mindplay Fort Worth, TX 76116 P. 0. Box 8082 Shawnee Mission. KS 66208 WO Conifer Hill Drive Building 3, Suite 301 Rand McNally & Comply/ 800/821-3303 855 North Central Park Avenue Danvers, MA 01923 Skokie, IL 60076 800/221-7911 Media Materials 312/673-9100 2938 Remington Avenue Mindecape, Incorporated Baltimore, MD 21211 Random House School Division 3444 Dundee Road 800/638-1010 Northbrook, IL 60062 11 West 19th Strut New York, NY 10011 800/221-9884 Mentor Software Systems 800/843-8855 962 Deleware Avenue Minnesota Educational Computing Lexington, KY 40505 Random/McGraw-Hill Educational Corporation (MECC) Services Matier Software Products/Consulting 3490 Lexington Avenue North St. Paul, MN 55126 Box 408 P. 0. Box 51204 Hightown, NJ 08520 612/481-3500 San Jose, CA 95151 800/843-8855 408/263-0262 &..oning Star Software Reader's Digest Services P. 0. Box 5364 Microcomputer Workshop Microcomputer Software Division Madison, Wi 53705 P. 0. Box 271 Pleasantville, NY 10570 Port Chaster, NY 10573 608/233-5056 National Geographic Society Reid Foundation Micro-Ed, Incorporated 3310 South 2700 East Educational Services P. O. Box 24750 Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Edina, MN 55424 Dept. 88 17th & `M" Streets N.W. 801/486-5083 612/929-2242 Washington, DC 20036

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JOS Right On Programs Simon & Schuster/Software Div. Thoroughbred Educational Software 755 New York Avenue 1230 Avenue of the Americas 562 Boston Avow* Ste. 210 New York, NY 10020 Bridgeport, CT 06810 Huntington, NY 11743 212/333-8228 203/3354906 516/424-7777 Society tor Visual Education (SVEr Troll Associates S & S Software 1345 Diversey Parkway 100 Corporate Drive P. Cr. Box 44148 Cnicego, IL 60$14 Mahwah, NJ 07430 Tucson, AZ 85733 312/525-1500 201/529-4000 602/887-7452 Southwest Ed Psyche Services Ventura Educational Systems Scandura Training Systems P. 0. Box 1870 3440 BrokenhW Street 1249 Greentree Lane Phoenix, AZ 85001 Newbury Park, CA 91320 Narbeth, PA 19072 602/253-6528 805/499-1407 215/898-7386 Spectrum **Whyte, Inc. Vernier Software Scarborough Systems 2061 Challenger Drive 2920 S.W. 89th Street 56 South Broadway Alameda, CA 94501 Portland, OR 97225 Tarrytown, NY 10591 415/522-0107 503/227-5317 914/332-4545 Spectrum Software Weekly Reader Family Software Scholastic, incorporated 75 Todd Pond Road 10 Station Place 2931 E. McCarty Street Uncoln, MA 01773 Norfolk, CT 06058 P. O. Box 7502 617/259-8929 800/327-1473 Jefferson City, MO 65102 800/541-5513 Spinnaker Software Winners Circle Education Company One Kendall Square P. O. Box 67223 Science Research Associates (SRA) Cambridge, MA 02139 Rochester, NY 14617-7223 P. O. Box 5380 617/494-1200 716/5447676 Chicago, IL 60680 312/9847000 Springboard Software, inc. Word Associates, Inc. 7808 Creekridge Circle 3228 Robincrest Drive Scott, Foreman and Company Minneapolis. MN Northbrook, IL 60062 1900 East Lake Avenue 612/9443915 312/291-1101 Glenview, IL 60025 312/729-3000 Stack Vaughn Company Zephyr Services P. 0. Box 2028 1900 Murray Avenue Scott Resource% Incorporated Austin, TX 78768 Pittsburgh. PA 15217 P. O. Box 2121 512/476-8721 412/422-6600 Fort Collins, CO 80522 303/484-7445 Sunburst Communications 39 Washington Avenue Sierra On-Une, Incorporated Pleasantville, NY 10570 36575 Mudge Ranch Road 914/769-5030 P. 0. Box 485 800/431-1934 Coarsegold, CA 93614 800/356-5252 Teach Yourself by Computer Software Suite 1000 Silver, Burden & Ginn Inc. 349W. Commercial Street P. O. Box 2649 East Rochester, NY 14445 4343 Equity Drive 716/381-5450 Columbus, OH 43216 800/848-9500 OFFICE OF INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY

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Kathy Plumley,Consultant WNSC-TV, York Tec Jackie Davies, Consultant P. O. Box 2455 Doris H. Parker, Consultant USC-Spartanburg Campus Rock Hill, SC 29731 Florence/Darlington Tec Room 238, Media Building 803/328-2112 P. O. Box 914 Spartanburg, SC 29303 Florence, SC 29503 803/578-4018 803/669-4971

Nicholas V. Martin, Con5ultant Judy Brasington,Consultant Country Club Road 1870 Wallace School Road P. O. Box 397 Charleston, SC 29407 Blackville, SC 29817 803/766-3358 803/284-3532

Robert W. Reese Chief Supervisor of Utilization 206 RItledge Building Columbia, SC 29201 803/734-8093 5 4 110 WE NEED YOUR HELP...PLEASE q: SEED evaluation checklist r: producer/vendor listing We'd like to know how you feel about this publication and what you like most and least about its contents. A.On the whole, this is how I rate the publicaton. (circle one number)

1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 10 find the So-So Average Great Now, go back to Section B and cross out the items that you least useful.

1.I am a: (circle appropriate letter) C.Do you visit and utilize the Columbia and/orregional A: classroom teacher computer labs? B: superintendent C: principal Yes C: computer coordinator No E: media specialist F: curriculum supervisor/consultant If your answer was no, why? G: SDE staff H: other

2. My curriculum area or speciality is: (circle one ormore) A: language arts B: mathematics C: science D: other

B.What do you find the most usefui information in thisbook? Place a check beside your answer(s) in the following list: That wasn't so difficult, was it?Also, feel free to write down on the back any comments you would like to pass along to thecommittees. a: committees' membership b: introduction/how to use the book c: T & T objectives correlation d: grade level designations Please remove sheet and send to: e: CAI mode f: system requirement g: producer/vendor Office of Instructional Technology h: CSAB section Room 205, Rutledge Building 1429 Senate Street I:pi ice j: teacher utilities Columbia, SC 29201 k: Dewey Decimal classifications I: copyright dates m: new and updated notations And thanks a lot. n: SEED reviews notation o: database/curriculum systemslisting p: software evaluation checklist 55 113 1.1.2