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Types of Services FAMILY FUN GAMES: MATH GAMES Types of Services The Parent Center is a lending library for parents. You may visit anytime alone or bring your children with you after school. You may check out games, videos, books, puzzles, flashcards, audio books, computer games, and electronic games for 2 weeks at a time. The list below is a sample of things available to checkout. FAMILY FUN GAMES: Connect Four Guess Who? Sorry (Disney Edition) Clue Rescue Heroes Dinosaur Jump-a-saurus Traverse Jungle Run I Spy Rhyme-athon I Spy Memory Game I Spy Preschool Game 5 Score Mary-Kate and Ashley Friendship Connection Operation Moods Hangman MATH GAMES: Arithmechips Totally Tut Checker Math Bank Account Budget Pie in the Sky Jungle Count Telling Time Bingo Timing It Right Frog Pond Fractions Crustacean Multiplication Fishy Addition Sum Swamp Tick,Tac,Tock! Cool Cash Bingo Money Bags Space Chase LANGUAGE/PHONICS GAMES: Alpha Bug Soup Time Capsule Creepy Cave Python Path Max’s Attic Punctuation Bingo Jr. Alpha Animals Pursuit Name that Word Language Detectives Spell Checkers Super Sentence Reading Rods COMPUTER GAMES: Clifford Thinking Adventures Clifford Reading Jumpstart Kindergarten Jumpstart 1st Grade Jumpstart 2nd Grade Jumpstart 3rd Grade Jumpstart 4th Grade Jumpstart 5th Grade Jumpstart 6ht Grade Playzone 1st-3rd Grade Playzone 4th-6th Grade Word Munchers Deluxe Pinball Science Mindtwister Math Operation Ozone Mighty Math Cosmic Geometry Walking with Dinosaurs USA Explorer Carmen Sandiego Math Detective Carmen Sandiego Great Chase Through Time History Explorer Oregon Trail 4th Edition Moon Tycoon Grammar Games Gizmo’s and Gadgets Stuart Little Learning Adventures Arthur’s 1st Grade Fraction Attraction AND MANY MORE!!! VIDEOS: Miracle Dogs Mary-Kate and Ashley Series Alvin and the Chipmunks The Magic Ring Wishbone and The Slobbery Hound Learning to Share Seseme Street 123 Bob the Builder Little Bear Blue’s Clues Barney’s ABC’S and 123’s Winnie the Pooh-Fun with Words Jay Jay Fun to Learn The Secret of Nimh The Secret of Nimh 2 Veggie Tales Larry Boy & the Fib All Dogs Go To Heaven All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 Elmo Visits the Firehouse Gus Airbud The Parent Center also has a large selection of books, flashcards, electronic games, puzzles, backpack games, audio books, and magazines too numerous to list. Let the Parent Center help you start a NEW TRADITION… Plan a family game and movie night! .
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